>>1594355>>1595517When I lived out west I rode one to work nearly every day. Worked better than a bike/ebike, because of the form factor and overall higher commute speed. I don't care for monowheels despite the generally higher speed and obstacle clearance since I don't like a PID controller handling my balance or having to wear full pads to the office/store/bar.
>>1594869You seem butthurt. Let's make some more people butthurt together.
The main benefit of personal electric vehicles or bicycles is that you can judiciously ignore traffic regulations and use all available space as roadway. Of course, you need to know how to ride and not be a tool, but if you can pull it off, superior mobility is yours. You notice I mentioned bicycles, but unless you are super roadbiker/fixie bro on flat ground with the right wind, electric is going to win the commute.
You can argue that motorcycles have a similar benefit and better speed, but they are loud and the cops tend to come after you for shenanigans like those described above.
>>1595486I don't know, I built up a pretty nice eboard which has no problem keeping up with monowheels and in a city, I don't really care about the wheel diameter.
>>1594435You ever try going fast on a longboard?
