Thank you for your suggestions :)

Yes this eliminates the need for personal reliance on transportation services and increases the last mile commute. Other than spending the extra 2-5 minutes gearing up, it is the perfect alternate transport imo

Thank you TheEVside!

Yep, that's putting the last mile back into that phrase

You're never too old, but there is a wheel out there now that's actually pretty damn good for learning to ride and that is the inmotion e20, but once you get another wheel, after that with one wheel instead of two, you will to learn the hard part which is to balance left and right. You will get it and then it will be second nature :)

Also check out "electricunicycles" hosted by Marty Backe, he is retired age i believe. Duf is middle aged, and I seen a lot of footage from a lot of riders who had group rides and there were a few older people in some of these groups

They are just so damn fun.

Yoooooooooooooooooooo Spartacus hello buddy!

I guess you don't drive. Because, you know, driving is for lazy people.

You know the ultimate lazy person tool....youtube comment section

Your comment is so uneducated....Cars, Bikes and so on are also for the lazy ? Cmon why the hate...i guess you cant affort one

@@JDAM-bi1sn I have no hate- I just point out the obvious, just because some electric guru who actually knows very little about electricity comes along and thinks he can defeat the laws of physics or Thermodynamics, doesn't make his idea practical safe or even consume or pollute less than the current technology. It is all out of sight out of mind pollution because the materials are not being recycled as they say. And just because electrically powered vehicles don't have visible emissions doesn't mean they don't create any emissions. This is simply unstable battery technology introduced by a daft millennial money hoarder, whose cars depreciate. before they are even sold. It's what I call Millennial freedom based on fools wisdom.

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