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Another important thing is to not go 87mph on an electric unicycle. https://electrek.co/2022/08/14/inmotion-unveils-fastest-in-the-world-87-mph-v13-challenger-

• hinkley 3y ago
  Strictly speaking, you should not ride a vehicle that can fling you off at a speed much faster than you can sprint. They should probably be talking to skateboarders about the fine art of not eating shit. Each person will have a different maximum safe speed. > not go 87mph When this baby gets up to 88mph, you're gonna see some serious shit.
  • pixl97 3y ago
    And by serious I assume you mean meat crayon.
    • hinkley 3y ago
      It’s not the falling that kills you, it’s the sudden stop at the bottom.
  • wink 3y ago
    I'm not sure what your stance on non-electric bicycles is but just a leisurely cruise is faster than I can sprint.
• ursi 3y ago
  That article got the units wrong. It should be KPH.
  • jrflowers 3y ago
    The promotional graphic says 140kph
• telchar 3y ago
  Note that's not the actual top speed in use: "With that much power behind the 22″ wheel, the electric unicycle achieves a wheel lift speed of 140 km/h (87 mph). The wheel lift speed is the unloaded top speed of the unicycle’s wheel when the unit is lifted into the air. It is higher than the actual top speed when ridden on flat ground, but is a useful metric used in the industry for comparing electric unicycles. The actual operational top speed of the V13 is still likely to surpass 90-100 km/h (55-60 mph)."