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Look, mom, to a wheel!

Segways, electric scooters, flying hoverboards … What we have been in the 21st century seems like the crazy race for junkies for addicts to new forms of sustainable mobility , the more striking the better.

One of the latest participants in this competition is the Fastwheel EVA electric unicycle, a vehicle that travels up to 35 kilometers on a single charge, reaches 18 km / h and can with slopes of 18 degrees loaded with 120 kilos of human being.

Riding a Fastwheel may seem difficult, but it is easy to ride after just a few practice sessions and is no more difficult than learning to ride a bike. To move you have to lean slightly forward or backward, and just maintain your lateral balance, as on bikes. Turns are performed by varying the angle through the legs and feet.

A battery powers the electric motor located inside the wheel, while a gyroscope and an accelerometer are in charge of managing the speed and orientation of the light vehicle (from 9 to 10 kilos of weight, depending on the model), designed for fast mobility , practical, economical and respectful with the environment.

The Fastwheel electric unicycle has two apps for iOS and Android mobiles that allow you to configure it and check its status. There are three models (Classic, Life, Pro and Plus) ranging from 627 to 998 euros in price depending on the width of the wheel and autonomy.

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