Review on Monowheel InMotion V5F, 550 W, black by Bogusawa Spalitabaka ᠌

Just as there is no such thing as a flawless car, neither is there a "best" wheel. Helpful transportation is available. The Five is not built for long-distance driving on roads. But its exceptional maneuverability means you may "embroider" in the middle of a crowd of people without fear of being run over. Given its portability and the ease with which it "turns" into a "small suitcase" when using public transportation, this bag is perfect for multi-leg journeys. There is no elevator where I live on the fifth floor, so I shudder to consider how I would move even an eight, let alone a ten. This gadget is completely error-free. For all its less-than-obvious flaws, I refuse to replace it with something more "decent" because of the many ways in which it helps, especially in a metropolitan setting. This is exactly what TRANSPORT is, and not some sort of toy that can only be "played" in specific ways. Forget about the idea of "flying away"; you need not be that rude. Drive cautiously and do not try to speed up on ramps or other inclines. Find out how much you weigh and how much it can hold. The lucky wheel will weigh in at 100–120 kg, but the likelihood of being flung into the asphalt like a fish is substantially higher. This is a nearly optimal mode of transportation for a young kid, adolescent, or woman weighing 50–60 kg.