An introduction of sorts

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This is the trolley handle for walking the wheel around town. It is necessary to transport the machine in places when they won't let you ride.
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This one has a 20-inch tyre made for off-road. That is 2 inches bigger than the one the S18 has and offers added stability over bumps. At high speeds, you want to make sure your wheel will go over obtacles rather than knocking you off on bumps.
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Something that always bothered me about the S18 is that it had no kick stand. That problem is also solved with the new ride.
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Here, we are looking from the top at the place where your right leg would go. The factory installed power pads offer more leverage to accelerate or break.
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This is the tire from the top with the fender covering around it. I have only just completed the required 10 kms which allows me to unlimit the speed. It comes with a factory max-speed of 20 kms/hr.

A little about myself, I have been on Hive for many years and I am known as sponge-bob@sponge-bob. This account will be dedicated to a recent purchase of mine, a Kingsong S22, my fifth electric unicycle (EUC). here are some close-ups of some of the features period

When I learned stairs, my @S18 burnt something inside. The are almost no parts available for the machine and after trying for some time to repair it,I decided I needed something to get me around town for the time being.

More to come including an unboxing video!


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