Hey guys thanks for sticking with me , and fostering this wonderful community of ‘thinkers’ capable of understanding the nuance in things.
Things are not all good (except goldfish) and things are not all bad except (mosquitoes). 🤪
In this second and last video of my “not so fast” series we talk about some of the backlash my videos thumbnail and title got in the Facebook groups- I don’t think the people ,based on their commentary , actually watched the video.
The big lie- racing does not improve the technology-
I’ve participated in product troubleshooting for a both begode and inmotion - is a very different debugging process.
There are not sufficient data entry components or firmware collection capabilities to collect data on extreme performance failures in order to imagine that anecdotal racing feedback improves anything.
Period.
We talk about a roadmap to refining tech an actual plan euc manufacturers can follow, - which *spoiler alert, there is one company actively following at least some of the most important parts of refining their EUC… anyone can guess who the manufacturer is and whs they see doing? Answer in the comments.
Pearing away the bad an potential shortcomings we can eventually arrive at an understanding where racing euc is a respected sport.
Gettig rid of the notion that people pick these up for racing as apposed to a cheap solution for there commute and traffic ridden streets.
We talk about what the future could look like for tracks, racers and the potential for careers as riders.
And lastly we discuss why despite all the potential downsides… the two biggest actual reasons why racing can never ever go away.
I’m sure there’s people who agree in some who disagree but I really wanna know what the community thinks about this so fire it up.
I know it’s a “Racy” topic, but whether you’re pushing the limits or just enjoying the ride, having the right gear and the best equipment matters. Huge shoutout to the companies that support what I do!
• Looking for an EUC in Florida? Check out PEV Connection for the P1 Max gloves, Begode T4 Pro, InMotion V14 Adventure, and Master Pro V3 – no coupon codes, just solid service.
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• East Coast & Midwest riders – if you’re looking for the InMotion V14, check out eWheels for your EUC needs.
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• West Coast & extreme riders, if you’re into race culture and pushing limits, Alien Rides is the place to grab your InMotion V14 – use code “JohnnyGoVroom” for savings.
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• Protection matters. When you’re pushing speed, you want the best gear. LazyRolling makes my preferred upper body protection – use code “JohnnyGoVroom” for a discount.
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• Want to test your speed & make it count? The RaceBox Mini is perfect for tracking drag racing, trail times, or lap fun. I paid full price so you don’t have to – use code “JohnnyGoVroom15” for 15% off at RaceBox Pro.
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Racing EUCs might not be for everyone, but if you’re serious about performance, protection, and pushing the limits responsibly, these companies have you covered.
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