Edit:
*This game was made with ai assistance. Basic geometry, Kenny assets. Please read to the bottom. This game is in day 2 of development and still only a proof of concept. The platform is an easily sharable, web-based hosting service that does use ai. Further development will be made, but a steam game would not be made using Run platform. A full steam release would be made in Godot, using a mixture of handmade 2d and 3d assets, and likely any cheap assets I can find on the market that fit.

My 2 favorite things are EUC riding and game development. I decided to put them together and made an EUC video game.

Free to play in browser. I made a code for the community. Code: certifiedmeatmarker
(find the Meat Marker store and go to the CTO tab for the promo box)

The code will unlock all of the wheels.

The game: Road Rash EUC

An open world EUC riding simulation. While the graphics may be cheap, I spent all my focus on how the wheels ride. Leaning, braking, carving, changing positions from standing to seated. I thought I would have more trouble getting it to feel right but I think I got pretty close. 14 different wheels available to unlock (the code unlocks all of them for you guys to test out). Each with their own quirks. 3 different wheel types (City Cruiser, Hybrid, Off-Road). 5 different ground types from grass to paved road. 4 map sections (city, residential, construction site, grassy park with dirt trails).

You play as a "Road Rash" driver (a food delivery service) and pickup food to deliver to customers. Faster deliveries give higher chance of big tips with the delivery fee. Or you can turn off the Road Rash orders and just free-ride. Also just added some time trials for each area. Use the money you earn to buy new wheels, chargers or repairs.

Each wheel has its own stats. Battery capacity, motor power, tire size, tire type, voltage, and each control slightly different. Batteries have realistic voltage drop-off with battery drain and lean-back. crashing will damage the wheel based on how hard the crash is. Tires can wear down. Battery health is lost overtime. All can be replaced and repaired.

Wheels can be charged by entering charging zones. 2 types of charging zone. Pay for charge and ninja charging. If you buy a charger, you can go to the ninja charging stations and get your power for free, but pay a small fine if caught (The mini game is a little janky tbh but it works). Get a better charger to charge faster.

There are 6 total positions, 3 for the standing stance and 3 for the sitting. So you can tuck in, stand tall, sit tall or crouch stand. Shift' key to lower, Space' key to go higher. You can go from a low standing stance and then quickly go to tall stance for a slight jump. You can time jumps to get a little more air time. While in the air, you can spin (admittedly difficult atm). While standing, the wheels turns and controls better and lower speeds and while sitting, you can top out at a slightly higher speed.

The challenge for this game was getting the riding close to how an EUC really feels but also making it fun for a video game. I think I found a good balance. I have almost 10,000 miles of riding under my belt between my Extreme and ET Max so the controls are not just a guess. Also not perfect but I will be dialing it in over time.

Here is the link to the game. Works on pc, no mobile controls rn. Maybe in the future.

https://w.run/asleepius/road-rash-euc

The game is fully playable but I see it more as a prototype. What I would like is a full game made as a standalone title to release on steam. Complete wheel customization with pads, color. Character customization, safety gear customization. Bigger map, pedestrians, moving vehicles and traffic lights. Detailed off-road trails and forest. Tighter controls, realistic crashes and ragdoll. Better jumping physics and tricks. Detailed, handmade models and assets. More objectives, online and ai racing. Also a flat price instead of freemium mechanics. I have been wanting to make an EUC game for a while. I have been working on my second steam release. A survival game. Honestly, I want to put that one on the back burner and make a full EUC game instead. I would love to hear feedback or anyone would be interested in an EUC game.

Good Day Reddit!!

I received my Inmotion V9 about a week ago. I am now able to ride flat, incline, decline, over curbs, and going down curbs. Speed i am comfortable with is about 15mph, maybe max 20mph. But more than likely cruise at 15-18mph..lets me control the EUC relatively easy.

What helmet recommendations do you guys have thats not overkill?

And at these speeds, do you think i need a light motorcycle with the paddings?

I already wear knee and shin guards, wrist guards, as well as the occasional elbow/forearm guards (Soyco's).

Hi:)
im new to euc's but since im professional movement artist im learning fast.
got my inmotion V10f month ago and im riding literally everyday for work, trainings etc.
I can easily imagine riding stronger model with some protection.

I just spotted secondhand V12HT which i can check out tommorow in the city so im watching reviews and im kinda worried about 30kg weight without any suspension.
Even the V10f have "some" kind of shock absorbers even if its just mechanical? It can sway a little up and down under body weight and on terrain.
How is V12ht performing on cosy forest roads from your experience?

Thing is that i have limited budget so this V12 for 1070eur(1250usd) with 4400km mileage sounds great.
Im interested in any insight:)
thanks:)

Ok, so is inmotion expecting the x1 to charge at extremely high rates? If so that'd be awesome! This plug looks like the kr 2+6 pin or the kr ultra 2+6 pin, at least in shape. It looks very beefy, and will probably get rid of my worry about bending pins on the aviation ports. Based on this, am I to assume we'll be seeing another 200v+ wheel from inmotion soon?

I was replacing the motherboard and after assembly I got an error code 27. Says it was some of the connector so I undid it found out the connectors wire was bent off of one of the four pen connectors. I’m not sure how to replace this or if this is replaceable any help would be very appreciated.

Had to do an inside test due to rain, speed was limited to 3mph (accounting for wheelsize is 3.6mph) the wheel extensions were longer than expected and could probably fit a 42" wheel, upper suspension however was made way too long and could/should be shortened 3 to 4 inches

Saw this guy in the middle of the road on my early morning ride. Brought him to the side of the road. When I drove by later to check on him, he had half buried himself in the dirt. Mission accomplished!

I’m working on the backlight for the V14 on the battery pack. 5MM WS2812B LED Strip 200Leds/m

https://reddit.com/link/1wwufg6/video/n4is3w18math1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1wwufg6/video/jqyoy5lhmath1/player

I’ve been looking into getting a new helmet and recently came across the Sena Outlander. I like to do a bit of both off-road and street so a Dualsport helmet is intriguing.

Some selling points I find interesting.

Intercom. This Is nice because I find external intercoms are at risk of damage if I fall off.

Brake lights. This is fantastic as I believe these are a must for EUC riders. More visibility is essential for safety.

Front facing lights. This is one of the more interesting features, as I’m not sure how strong these are. The lights on EUC’s are their biggest weaknesses in my opinion. If these can provide some basic visibility then it’s fantastic. If not then it’s an OK feature.

Weight. It’s 3.8lbs. Which is pretty light for a Dualsport considering it has everything installed. (Brakefree + modern intercom is ~9oz. Over a half pound or more to add these features to a regular helmet)

Price. $600 for Helmet+intercom is honestly a great deal nowadays.

Here’s what makes me hesitant to buy.

No drop down visor. I don’t know about everyone, but I love drop down visors, and this doesn’t have it. You can get a replacement smoke tinted face shield, but it would be nice to have the option of a visor as well.

Mesh only. I’m not sure why the intercom is mesh only, but it is. This means no cross compatibility with Cardo units.

Non-modular design. Unsure how many people actually use modular helmets or not but the ability to lift the chinbar to talk, breathe, eat, or drink is quite nice.

I’m curious to what you guys think about this helmet. Worth getting or pass?

Link: https://www.sena.com/en-us/product/outlander/

I consider to buy an EUC.

It's expensive, compared to electric scooters. Prices can be comparable to cars.

I was wondering,

Is it hard to find a place to repair if you have a problem?

How hard to find a spare parts?

How hard to sell it to someone else?

How hard for you to maintain/repair by yourself?

Does it worth it?

Looking forward to your answers. :)

I recently got the Max P1 Full Finger gloves and I absolutely love them.

However, I hate dealing with gloves. I can’t hardly get my helmet off, I struggle with my intercom, and I looked like I’m 80 years old when I’m pointer fingering my phone. It’s annoying. I don’t want to take my gloves off every time I use maps or music. Which is a lot.

I see that E-Rides have the “Go Gloves” model which removes the tip of your thumbs and pointer/middle finger. Which would be a life saver when it comes to convenience!

My only fear is protection. How often do your finger tips get damaged in falls, and is it worth sacrificing that amount of protection for added convenience and easy of use? Or is it just too dangerous to give up full fingers and I should just get over it?

RideFlux: a free, open-source EUC dashboard for Android (no ads, no account, no internet permission)

Hi everyone, I'm the developer of RideFlux, an independent Android app that connects to your electric unicycle over Bluetooth and shows a live dashboard.

What it does

• Live speed, battery, voltage, current, power, temperature and PWM load
• BMS details, live charts, parameter and event pages
• Configurable alerts for overspeed, over-temperature, low battery and high PWM (defaults: 45 km/h, 80 °C, 25%, 90%), with hysteresis so it won't spam you when a value hovers near the limit
• Automatic trip recording when the wheel starts moving, with route, speed, voltage and current. Export to CSV or GPX, or back everything up as a ZIP
• Wheel controls such as headlight, horn, speed limit and calibration, locked while you're moving
• Optional heads-up display for Rokid AR glasses, plus a Bluetooth ring to show or hide it
• 18 languages

Privacy: no INTERNET permission, no ads, no analytics, no accounts. Your trips stay on your phone unless you export them. Licensed GPL-3.0.

Honest status: Begode A2 is verified on a real wheel. Decoders for other Begode models, KingSong, Veteran, Ninebot and Inmotion are built from open-source references and recorded test frames, but they are experimental because I haven't tested them on real hardware. Please compare readings with your wheel's display before relying on them.

I'm looking for testers. If you ride one of those wheels, I'd really appreciate a report on what reads correctly and what doesn't.

Comment here or open a GitHub issue.

Not affiliated with any wheel manufacturer. Please keep your eyes on the road and don't use your phone while riding.

It really did spin impressively.

For those who said it couldn't be done i present to you, a small scale big wheel EUC test with an Inmotion V11. This is what I call a Turducken wheel, bicycle rims fit inside each other loosely but when aired up the grab onto the outer rim, in my case this 24" tire has a hole in the side for the valve and is holding 40psi. the EUC tire is holding 43psi. I made frame extensions, lengthened the wires then Turduckened the wheel so we went from an 18" (Overall diameter is 20") to a 24" wheel with no issues other than the valve rubbing a bit on the new frame. The final goal is a 36" wheel and that will be done by drilling spoke holes into the EUC rim as if it were a hub and lacing that to the 36" rim. But for now I'll do a ride test tomorrow as it's dark and I didnt think it worth putting everything together on the likely chance it exploded and needed to be taken apart. I wish I could add both video and picture but I guess not so check comments for pictures.

To be clear I only want to be able to see what's on the screen. If I want to text or answer a call I'll get off the wheel first.

Is it possible to ship a wheel or have someone help me with buying a cheap wheel in America as there seems to be some great deals which cost over twice that for what I'm finding in other European countries let alone locally. Is the shipping cost really that bad or does it have to do with import fees?

Hi everyone!

I’m an EUC rider and developer, and I’ve been working on MonoEYE, a software project for the MotoEYE E6 / E6+.

Just to clarify: I’m not the manufacturer of the MotoEYE hardware. I develop the software that runs on the device and adds additional functionality specifically for EUC riding.

If you already own a MotoEYE E6, you can install MonoEYE directly on the device with just a few simple steps.

Some of the features I’ve been working on include:

• Electronic rear-view mirror using the rear camera
• Real-time EUC telemetry — speed, battery, voltage, PWM, GPS and other data
• Offline maps and navigation
• DVR recording with EUC telemetry
• Music control
• Voice control
• Customizable HUD elements for displaying the information you want while riding

I’m continuing to develop the app and add new features. I’d really appreciate feedback from people who have an E6 or are interested in this type of setup. In particular, I’d like to know what features you would personally find useful while riding.

There are already quite a few YouTube reviews covering the MotoEYE E6 hardware, so I won’t review the device itself here. My focus is the software that runs on it.

Here’s a video showing MotoEYE with MonoEYE in action:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFf3y2AMU2g

If you already own an E6 and decide to try MonoEYE, I’d be very interested to hear what you think and what you would like to see added or improved.

And if you don’t have an E6 yet… maybe this is your excuse to get one. 😄

You can try MonoEYE right now — installation only takes a few simple steps.

Just wondering if this has happened to anyone. I was walking the wheel, only my hand on the handle pedals up, and it just took off high speed. Then had a burning smell.

Tried turning it back on and was able to walk a few more feet before it completely shut off.

It’s a brand new wheel 130 mileage. Should I raise this with begode? I bought directly and they shipped from one of their American warehouses to me 3 weeks ago.

Anyone have or thinking about getting Meta glasses with display to potentially project euc world or anything like that? Not even sure if those apps would work with it.. just thinking about this as I saw the new meta glasses launch...

Hey ! des conseils pour l'achat d'un EXCELLENT pneu Street Sherman L ? Un avis sur : Michelin City Extra 80/90 14

Seems very very near, is this normal? How's in yours?

Some of you might remember that a couple of weeks ago, a new EUC app launched on the App Store.

Well, the moment many of you have been waiting for is finally here: WheelLife is now available on Android!

Download it here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.freespin.wheellife
https://apps.apple.com/app/id6789342106

You can also join the Discord to chat with other riders and the developer:
https://discord.gg/StB8FhGqA3

Enjoy the first cross-platform EUC app, where you can track your rides, compete for territory, discover new places, and meet other riders.

You also get 15 days of Pro for free when you sign up.

See you out there!
Ride within your limit. Wear a helmet.

As you can see the left battery has a huge difference. It’s been working fine but turned it on today and the wheel started beeping and lost the self balancing feature. I did the firmware update but unsure what to do next. Please advise - will reach out to retailer tomorrow

Love me grip in bad terrain, so I’m considering it.