Dan
InMotion V14 Pro - Review
Purchased my first EUC which ended up being the V14 Pro. Personally weighing at about 210 lbs, I wanted n EUC with more headroom than I needed to avoid any type of cut out (despite the beep warnings). I'll also never push this wheel to its limits of 50 mph or extreme hill climbing abilities, but again wanted as much headroom in the speed and torque to stay safe for my purposes and the V 14 pro fit this bill. First impressions. It's an absolutely beautiful machine and is extremely well built, assembled and looks very refined. I love the way it looks. From a riding stand point, I know a lot of people will say this shouldn't have been my first EUC, but coming from a background of wake surfing, wake boarding snow skiing and Onewheeling, I figured that it couldn't be all that different... I was wrong lol! It's different, but in the best way possible. After putting on all my safety gear, I started off riding in between my truck and garage using them as "guard rails" to start off. After about 15 times back and forth, I knew I needed to leave the comfort of my guard rails and venture out into the open so down the driveway and into the street I went. I made it and actually started cruising around 9 to 12 mph around my subdivision successfully eventually working my way up to 20 mph. This thing has a completely different skill set than anything else I was accustomed to and I'm happy it does. It's a completely different challenge and one I look forward to putting in the time to acquire the skills needed to safely progress up the ladder. Is is heavy? Maybe, but I don't have anything else to compare it to in my situation, so to me it's just the way it is. It has the specs to do way more than I'll ever choose to push towards, but again that's what I wanted for safety sake. I got a family and although I like my hobbies and activities, I don't like taking dumb chances, hence the over spec'd out machine for my needs. I love this thing, enjoy the challenge of learning the new skill and can't wait to keep on building on my experience. Life is short, get the wheel!