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I ride my electric unicycle at ~10 miles/hr on sidewalks. Slightly faster than walking but way slower than a bike. I can stop instantly( unlike one wheels) an
by dominotw 8y ago
I ride my electric unicycle at ~10 miles/hr on sidewalks.
Slightly faster than walking but way slower than a bike. I can stop instantly( unlike one wheels) an slow down to less than walking speed if needed. I don't see why I can't share the sidewalk with pedestrians.
- c22 8y agoI'm a pretty fast walker and I go about 3.5-3.8mph, so you are going ~3 times faster than me.
- dominotw 8y agooh yea you are right. sorry I misstated. 10 mph is the top speed on my segway one s1 and I never hit top speed on the sidewalk. So maybe around 6-7 mph which is twice the walking speed, ppl running for a workout overtake me.
- kwhitefoot 8y agoPlenty of electric unicycles here in Norway and I would say that they are the only vehicles that should be allowed on the pavement/sidewalk/fortau. The mostly go only about as fast as a moderately fit jogger.
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