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We got one for our youngest son for xmas - got one of the ones with larger wheels so he can use it on grass and rough surfaces - he's had great fun on it. The bad weather has restricted use a bit, but overall it has been a good buy so far - tbh anything that gets the kids outside and away from computer games is good!
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostIs it me or do they have wheels?
Some quality fail videos on youtube. There's one a guy trying one in an office and taking out a wall mounted TV or glass wall hanging. And another of Mike Tyson falling.
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Is it me or do they have wheels?
I'll be more impressed when someone invents and actual hoverboard.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post
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Originally posted by original PM View PostAnything with the tag line
'The worlds most awesome people ride on one wheel' is a no for me!
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
'The worlds most awesome people ride on one wheel' is a no for me!
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostLol I did seriously consider the option but I ain't being held responsible I'd something goes wrong so want nothing to do with it.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post
AYCOTBAC
FTFY
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The only experience I've had of them is avoiding teenagers using them illegally on pavements and in the local parks. (Oddly haven't seen any for a while.)
I've actually felt sorry for them as unless you have a large paved garden and/or drive there is no where you can use them legally, and even then using them in the same location multiple times is f***ing boring.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI can't remember to be fair but it was recalled by Amazon sometime later. Oddly enough it was because the plug was not CE approved or something, nothing to do with the batteries but Amazon withdrew them all. This was last year when it was all over the news.
Personally I'd put your foot down and just say no on this one. Just look around, no one is on them anymore. I believe there are rules about using them on pavements now or something as well and they are heavy buggers to lug about.
Taking in to account the risks and cost for the very short time they will spend on it I wish I'd said no.
AYCOTBAC
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Personally I'd just say yes to this one. Funnily enough I happen to know one that's going very cheap, barely used, just PM me.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostSo like a Segway then?
They are clever I must admit.. just nowhere to use them etc.
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