I appreciate the slow passes. Passing cyclists/slower PEVs on a respectable speed is one of the things we can do to get people off our backs especially when we take the bike lanes

@onlylikenerd

Жыл бұрын

I couldn't agree more. As an avid cyclist, I know I have the "skills" to pass at a high rate of speed, and to me it won't really feel like a big deal... but I know for a slower pedestrian/vehicle it can feel quite dangerous.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel @GoobyPies ! I 1000000% agree with you. These are little things that we can all do to help improve the image of the PEV community. There's absolutely no need to blast by someone at 50mph in the bike lane. It's dangerous for everyone. The last thing we need is the media portraying us as reckless idiots that kill pedestrians in addition to the fires.

love your videos. keep up the good work

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the videos and welcome to the channel! I appreciate your kind words and your support. I hope I can continue to improve the quality of the videos so that everyone can continue to enjoy them! 👊🏼🙏🏼🫡

Another on point video as usual… Felt like I was riding a scooter with you and I don’t even own one yet!.😆…. On some of those pulls, I was like “damn dude, I need to catchup”! 😆

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching this video as well Anthony, it's much appreciated! I'm glad that the immersive POV ride style made you feel like you were part of the action, I can't wait for people to watch these once they get those Apple Glasses or any of the AR glasses. Don't worry once you're on your scooter you'll be flying around as well, just make sure you stay safe out there!

dope vid again!

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video Bob, I appreciate ya! I'm glad you enjoyed it because this route was alot of fun to record and I can't want to try it out on my other PEVs

Perfect ride 😊

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video! I'm glad you enjoyed it because this route was alot of fun despite all the stoplights lol

Bro, excellent ride!!! Another successful (HRSR) High Risk Speed Run. I love seeing NY through your lense. Keep doing the wonderful content you're doing! Bro, the honk at the car.... had me rollin!!! That new section was really cool and like you said... very narrow. Ride That Tasty Wave

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the HRSR lol. Sometimes I need an HRSR to get my ass to work on time especially when I'm running late 😭. I wasn't actually planning to record that day because we had Thunderstorms in the forecast, but I had to scramble at the opportunity to record when I saw the sun lol. Someone told me I should honk at people more so I've been practicing, I'm still pretty bad at it lol. As always, I appreciate your support brotha!

Another great video! Loving my Burn-E 2 as well commuting daily from Queens to Manhattan!

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video Eric! I'm glad you enjoyed it because this new route was a lot of fun! The Burn E2 is such a good scooter. It's funny because everyone says they "need 60+mph" but they really don't need that here in NYC. The smooth ride and. the 40+ mph makes commuting so much fun! What route do you take from Queens to Manhattan?

@feuerfrei818

11 ай бұрын

@@eyebahnrides I go from Forest Hills to Manhattan so generally take the queens blvd. route to the bridge and then down to 33rd street. That route is a little bit of chaos but its a pretty fun ride. Can't complain as door to door commute is about 24 minutes!

Thanks for sharing another ride! These videos really show how much quicker you can get through the city on a scooter compared to with a car.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome and thanks for watching the video! You're absolutely correct, alternative transportation is the only way to get around the city in a reasonable amount of time nowadays. It's even faster than public transportation. The other day it took me 90 minutes to get home from midtown because the trains were a mess... thats a 20 minute commute for me on any of my PEVs!

@ssoffshore5111

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides A lot more fun too! Whether in a car, motorcycle, scooter, whatever, I frequently find myself turning my commute into a racetrack and sometimes against the clock, lol! I'm not sure if it's just missing my old competitive road racing days, or what. I try not to do anything to stupid (and it takes restraint at times), but it definitely makes the commute a hell of a lot more fun! 😂

Go, scooter Go !!! Glad it's still running great for you bro!

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks @vmaxfodder ! She's better than ever lol, though downgrading to a smaller scooter might be happening in the future for me because of my building =(.

@Vmaxfodder

Жыл бұрын

@eyebahnrides sounds like you need the " disability scooter" clause? Maybe even get a doctor's note? Because why not try?

i actually feel better riding with the cars than in the bike lanes.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video! 10000000% agree with you. Especially in the city, the bike lanes are sorry excuses for rideable space. I feel like it's an accident waiting to happen with all the obstacles that are trying to kill you. I tend to use the bike lanes more in my videos because it allows me to cruise at a slower speed while talking. It's quite hard to ride fast in traffic and talk at the same time lol.

@jayoli7073

Жыл бұрын

The street is so much safer than the bike lane. There are tons of amateurs in the bike lane, especially Citibikers. Having the Burn E gives you substantial power and ability to keep up with traffic safely and evade potential traffic dangers.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

@@jayoli7073 100000% correct. Having instant torque and having that kind of stopping power allows you to avoid alot of the sketchy situations while riding with traffic. Unfortunately, there aren't as many escape routes in the bike lanes so it literally feels like a deathtrap even at lower speeds

This is becoming excellent NYC ride & chill radio.. well 👍

@eyebahnrides

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching this video as well! I’m glad you enjoyed it 👊🏼👊🏼

@hyperscootershop

8 ай бұрын

Yes it's quality content..your a natural story teller. Thanks for posting! NAMI is a work of art as a scooter also

mate i luv your video,s because your like me you let it rip without being dangerous lol luv it keep the videos coming and stay safe out there brother from liverpool england 😇🥰

@eyebahnrides

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I think this is the most responsible way to enjoy a high performance PEV because it increases the probability of making it home to our families. With the increase in accidents in NYC, I hope that these types of videos will serve as an inspiration for riders everywhere!

Hey Ivan, thanks for the great rides! I had my first accident at last 😅on my burn e2 after going through a greasy road near Chick Fil A downtown. My right knee was scratched pretty bad and luckily I had full protective gears on my upper body. Had to wash the wheels when I’m back home cause those grease stick to the tires and everything I brake, it just not gripping and it swing sideways. Stay safe and have fun out there!👊🏻

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Hey Kelvin, glad to see you enjoyed the video! Oh man, that's crazy! It's a good thing you had protective gear on. I always tell people that on top of everything else that's trying to kill you, we have to worry about the road conditions because you'll never know what's in that wet mess that you see on the ground. If you have a second, I would recommend bringing the scooter to the shop and have Ed or one of the guys look it over real quick. Better to be safe. Thanks man, I'll do my best to stay safe out there. Other than the fall, are you getting more comfortable with it?

@kwkKelvin

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides yup, definitely have to stop by the shop next week. Yup, now I just stay at X mode instead of changing D and S constantly. I only go above 30 at bus lane and west side highway and 1st avenue tunnel I able to clock it 50mph with turbo but it does still wiggle once the scooter hit 50 tho🤔

Brings back memories, I worked in midtown for 5+ years and used to commute by bike from NJ. During the weekends I explored all of NYC. I recommend try taking a trip to breezy point in far rockaway, amazing contrast to see the beach from arguably the busiest spot in the world not using a car or public transportation.

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel SC! I'm glad this ride could bring back some fun memories for you. I haven't been to BP in Rockaway in a while so it would be nice to take a trip there on a PEV one day. It's always crazy how certain parts of the city can make you feel like you're in a completely different place lol. Are you still in NJ?

Nice ride, that scooter is fast.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the comments section! I'm glad you enjoyed the ride because that route was lot of fun. The OG Nami Burn E is a beast and sometimes feels a little too fast for the city lol. The only thing better than the speed is the ride comfort. Have you tried a Nami scooter yet?

Yo Ivan the speed demon! 😂 Nice ride bro ans you just drove around where I work when you passed through Brooklyn. Very tru indeed with what you said about ride therapy. Something about having a nice scenic view, dodging potholes, people and cars, makes your day worth while 😅. I do miss riding my Kaabo Mantis as it's long gone but was an amazing ride to work every other day when it wouldn't rain. Maybe next year, I'll look into getting another scooter. Great video and yes, that bridge sucks as it's so narrow but, you gotta do what you gotta do bro. Stay safe and enjoy 🫡

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

LOL you know how we do when we gotta get to work on time. I wasn't planning on recording that day because we had thunderstorms in the forecast, but plans changed when I saw the sun. I usually leave a little earlier to record but I couldn't let the opportunity pass because the weather has been so erratic this past month. I hope things settle down in the city a bit so that you can get yourself a PEV again. Honestly, things are so stressful with these fires. The only way we can avoid it is to buy a house lol. Yepppp, despite all the BS of the roads it's still less stressful than getting jumped on the train while sweating your ass because the AC is broken in every subway car. When you step out on the the platform to wait for the next train, its 45 min away and its even hotter on the platform lol. Actually.... you just gave me an Idea... I may do a commute where I take the train instead... lol As always, I appreciate the support!

@domingoc9721

Жыл бұрын

@eyebahnrides That's right! Stay original! Yeah, weather has been crazy but yeah, these fires are getting out of hand. Lol, if you take the train and where your helmet and cam would be priceless 🤣 just kidding. Yeah, I think you may want to keep riding especially with all the nuts in the train. Also, no AC in the summer would be brutal. But whatever you film like the field of dreams "If you build it, they will come"

That was kinda cool :)

@eyebahnrides

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel! I appreciate that since I’m not very cool 😂😂😂

@Dissentient

9 ай бұрын

It's really interesting to see New York from such a perspective too. I really got a sense of the size of the city and was surprised by how it looks in parts not so touristy.@@eyebahnrides

thats a great way to get around ny

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel! I agree with you. PEV's are great ways to get around the city!

Good stuff. Have some great news, the building I work in decided to ban all PEVs from their bike rooms so I’m back to public transport for now.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video! Damnn..... that sucks man. I hope they'll reconsider because the city is doubling down on becoming more and more PEV friendly. There's a guy in the comments section of my "Preventing a PEV Ban" video that said he had luck fighting to keep PEV's in the bike room. They basically said, you can store it in there but NO ONE is allowed to charge. Maybe you could try that solution

@marcb2raw

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides that’s what I’m working on. Not charging is not an issue for me.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

@@marcb2raw Did you change your handle RedMag? I didn't recognize your new handle lol. Apparently, when the guy brought up his argument with the property manager they came to that resolution. He leaned on the fact that most of the fires are a direct result of over charging crappy quality batteries. Anyways, good luck man. I'm hoping for a positive and timely solution from your job. Would you be able to bring it into your office?

15:14 a mask in car ! lol nice ride

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! I'm glad you enjoyed the ride because this was a really fun route. LOL People do crazy stuff in their cars! I saw a person once with a full hazmat suit during the pandemic

BRO ITS NOTORIUS IRBY IN NEWARK NEW JERSEY YES I LOVE THE WAY YOU RIDE YOUR NAMI BUT YOU ARE WELCOME AND ILL BE WATCHING SOME OF YOUR VIDEO BECAUSE YOU HAS SAID THANK U -U IS VERY WELCOME BRO MUCH LOVE TO YOU BRO 👈👍🙏✌️

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Another successful safe ride. Would you every be more interested in talking more about whats going on in your personal life while riding? Or maybe what happened at work? Just thought it would be cool to hear about. But hey great stuff take care. Peace

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kevin, thanks for watching this video! This route was a lot of fun and I hope I can ride my other PEVs on this one. I've done those more personal life stories in my Ride Vlog Series but based on the analytics (viewer retention, views, and feedback) it seemed that folks weren't really into it. I do want to explore vlogging and talking more about my life and what's going on in the future, but I kind of have it on the back self for now along with a few other series I had in mind. Since my work schedule is pretty insane, I can only make one video per week. Hopefully in the future, as the channel becomes more successful, it will allow me the freedom to make more content for the channel! I'm sorry if this isn't the answer you were looking for, but I like being as transparent as possible.

I’m a trooper now let’s goooo 🤟🏾 great vid. Just randomly came across ur vid what scooter is that ?? Tht mug fast

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! Glad you enjoyed the video. The scooter is a first generation Nami Burn E.

Greenpoint brooklyn, then after mcCarren park Williamsburg starts

@eyebahnrides

8 ай бұрын

Interesting 🤔. When I was in real estate development, we used Lorimer and Nassau as the border for GP and WB. WB always claimed that McCaren Park was theirs

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🙏🏾👑🙏🏾😃 Man that was a Beautiful Ride. I Love me Some Music, But I Understand with the Copyright Laws. But a Great Video. 👍🏾✌🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🛴🛴🛴 Stay Safe. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome the the channel @beestrongbc , I appreciate ya! I'm glad you enjoyed it because these full commute are always a lot of fun to record. Maybe one day they'll let us use copyright music because I'd love to use some hiphop and metal in the videos. I'm sure that would alienate some people but the music would be dope! lol In the meantime, I'll just enjoy my music when I'm riding with my cameras off🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

@beestrongbc

11 ай бұрын

@@eyebahnrides 😊 I Understand, I have Some Video's too. But they all have Music in them and I tried to put them on KZread and It would be me Riding and No Music or Sound. 😁 So I might have to just put some on without the Music as Well. I Love to Travel far too. But I'm adding Some Things on my Scooter like Turn Signals and that Loud Horn for the People Who act like they don't hear me. 😊 You Know how Manhatten is and Da Bronx. Love your Video's and Keep up the Good Work. 👍🏾✌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

i notice u call the northside of williamsburg, south williamsburg, your in south williamsburg once u cross broadway. northside ,southside and south williamsburg all seperate

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel. Interesting, I used to work in Real Estate Development in the area and we called anything south of Grand Street "Williamsburg South". That's good to know

Just got me a scooter wanna ride around the city too Who know I can tagalong . Great video.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Congrats on your new scooter and thanks for watching. I haven’t done any rides with people yet outside of the Group Rides because my work schedule is crazy and I record my content on the way to work. I usually post which ride/ event I’ll be at on instagram if you want to check there. I also follow Supee73nyc, Richmond Riders, Shewolvesnyc, and S3crewnyc to learn about the group ride schedule. I hope this helps!

@RalphSanabria

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides sounds good my brother I just ordered a big monster scooter proximately weighing 120 pounds but I also has a cruiser scooter too for those day just to chill and get around and explore. OK into the next one please continue on making more videos I enjoyed it.! Oh by the way I got to get me a GoPro. Lol all right bro stay safe.

How long have you owned the Burn-E? Have you had any issues with reliability or structural integrity?

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Hi Shane, thanks for watching the video! I've had the Burn-E for almost 3000 miles and almost 2 years now. Outside of routine maintenance and flats/broken rims that were my fault, the scooter has been the most reliable PEV I've owned. I saw that people were having issues with their scooter's aluminum steering column, but I also question how they were using their scooter. About 500 miles ago, I ordered a few upgrades to my scooter directly from Michael Sha. Steel steering column, stiffer suspension, a new display, the NFC key, and charging covers. Since those were installed, she feels like new! As you can tell, commuting through the city is quite hard on my scooter. So that means I'm quite diligent about maintenance. Also, I don't abuse and trash the scooter. I treat it with respect because at the end of the day it's not a toy, it's a high performance vehicle.

@shanew7361

Жыл бұрын

@eyebahnrides Excellent information. Thank you for sharing. I've been debating on getting a Nami Burn-E. Do they make a 40ah 72v Burn-E non max version? Did yours come with a super fast charger, or did you buy one?

9:26 Is that Action Bronson !!!???

@eyebahnrides

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for joining us on this ride! lol its NYC so I wouldn't be surprised!

I've been riding for a while bikes and scooters on each one of my vehicles I have an air horn you have to have an air horn. People don't pay attention you got to have something to alert them

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel! I got to look into those air horns because the regular horn is quite loud. I don't like to use it because it's hard to predict how a person will react to a motorcycle horn. My biggest fear is they will jump into my path and we both get into a bad accident. I was also thinking about getting one of those really loud bells too.

Hey friend. Love your videos. I own a Nami Burn E Max now and I hate the throttle. What throttle do you have on yours? It looks more fluid and natural. Thanks!

@eyebahnrides

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video! The thumb throttle was just ok for me. I purchased this throttle from a local shop here in NYC and had them install it. It’s called a “Polish Throttle”. I believe you can order it online directly from the manufacturer. You can go into the official Nami FB group and search for it. Some of the nami distributors in the EU posted the link. It’s an excellent throttle. It’s quite sensitive, but it gives you amazing control over the scooter once you get used to it. It also gives you better hand ergonomics because you can hold on to the handlebars better. I hope this helps!

Nice. Which model of trigger throttle have you installed? I just bought a Nami Klima and coming from a Dualtron Mini, i've got really hard time to adjust to the thumb throttle and i'd like to switch it with a trigger throttle. Due to my gigantic thumb, on a long distance ride, it hurts because i've got to twist my wrist.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel @SuperAenema . The throttle I use is nicknamed "Polish Throttle". If you're in the official Nami group on FB, type that in and it'll bring it up. It takes some getting used to because it can be quite sensitive, but it's hard to go back to anything else once you're used to it! It gives you such fine control over the scooter that you can keep up with any form of traffic even if you leave it on X mode the whole time. I don't mind the thumb throttle, but I did get wrist fatigue like you because I was coming from the Kaabo scooters before. If you're in NYC, ask Chuck in FFR to see if he can get them for you. I actually bought it from him and had Ed (my guy at FFR BK) install it that same day. I hop ethis helps!

Have you been getting any braking sensor error on this nami scooter or any that you have? I feel like is if that's the most common issue with all the nami scooters. My first klima that I recieved had it as well as lamp wire look like was cut so then i shipped it back for a replacement klima. So then I got another klima and still having the braking sensor problem it's annoying as hell lol. Like i get it fixed with the small ellen tool to fiddle with it then couple of weeks or maybe within a month the scooter stalls out on me as I'm riding cause the braking sensor issue.

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Hey Julian, thanks for watching this video as well. I think the brake sensor is only an issue with the first batch of Klimas. I never experienced it on my Burn E, my friends Burn E2 that I had for a week, and the Blast I just tried. From what I'm reading in the Nami group the brake sensor issue was resolved with all the current batch of Klimas. If you contact Michael Sha directly on FB or on here on KZread, I'm sure he can sort you out with all the parts that you need. I believe you need a new sensor and you could even ask for the mudgaurd that comes with the new Klimas

Amman I can’t wait to upgrade from my phantom to a Burn e or wolf king gt. Which would you recommend boss

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel Humbert. TBH, the whole Burn E (E2 Max) vs. WKGT comes down to a matter of preference. I don't like the styling of the Wolf scooters and I don't like how stiff the suspension is. The Nami may not be as easy to ride at higher speeds because you have to learn how to ride it to prevent the wobbles. However, it has a extremely comfortable ride feel and the power delivery buttery smooth. Plus, I LOVE the way the Burn E looks. The reason I say it comes down to preference is a WKGT owner, would probably tell you that its superior to the Nami in every category lol. I think they're both great scooters and suited for a different type of rider

I’m going from midtown to brooklyn today!!

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the comments section! Ayeeeeeee, enjoy that ride! It's stressful doing that route on a weekday but doing it on a PEV makes it alot more fun! What are you riding today?

@imf3z

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides yea I’m waiting for it to cool down a little and I’m gonna ride my obarter d5! It’s a generic Chinese scoot but it does the job very well!! Thanks for taking time to respond to me! Have a great day Ivan!

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

@@imf3z You're welcome and thank you for your support. BTW The Obarter D5 is pretty beastly. I saw one at one of the group rides and it's pretty massive and quick. Anyways, safe riding out there!

@imf3z

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides Yea my scooter is a bit of a tank. That being said tanks are kinda slow (it’s not slow it just tops out at like 40) it’s only 48v. But my route to brooklyn include maybe one stretch I can go 30 (Coney Island avenue) besides that I’m riding 20-25 like you!

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

@@imf3z Ah that makes sense. Facts. There are very few places we can really let the scooters go off. Averaging 20-25 miles and hour is plenty fast and you're outpacing 98% of the city traffic!

I wish we could ride like this legally in Australia 😢

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel! Are the scooter restrictions still quite harsh in Australia?

@ltdeditioncobba6382

11 ай бұрын

@@eyebahnrides Thanks mate glad to be here. In regards to the rules in my state for PMD's we can only do 12kmh on footpaths and shared paths and 25kmh on roads that are signed 50kmh. Other than that we can't ride in bicycle lanes on roads above 60kmh. The scooter must not weigh more than 132lbs without a rider.

Hey eyebahn can you please put a link for the relay app in the videos for us please

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video @Sniper1DNA ! The app I use to recap the ride is called Relive and here's the link. www.relive.cc/?hl=en

Dig!

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

28:51 Most cognizant citi biker in Manhattan 🤣

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video Khan! Lol these Citibikers really get on my nerves when I see them on the road. I think the only ones that piss me off more are the guys on the orange citybike looking things...

Hi Ivan, When you were on 1st ave did you find the street was smoother than the bike lane? I’m wondering why you chose to ride in the street rather than the bike lane.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the comments section! The first ave bike lane is a death trap lol. Not only are the road conditions absolutely horrendous, there's all types of construction, blockages, pedestrians, box trucks, animals, rats, citibikers, and delivery folks going the wrong way that it makes it difficult to move quickly. On the avenues in Manhattan, I generally feel safer with traffic than in the bike lanes. Keep in mind, I've felt this way even when I was riding my fixed gear and my road bike.

@imf3z

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides I cannot agree with a sentiment more than this

@mansingw

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides I found that 2nd Ave isn't that bad from 59st to Houston. I agree I've found that 1st Ave has been pretty bad. I'll try riding in the street next time. Thanks!

@mansingw

Жыл бұрын

​​@@eyebahnrides another question, are you wearing the armor shirt? Do you wear it like a jacket? I'm debating between a shirt or the Hoodie for my commute to work.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

@@mansingw Yea, second ave can be relatively clear most of the day. But its a nightmare during rush hour. You get the added obstacle big money office workers jumping into the bike lane thinking that they won't get hit because they're the center of the universe lol. Check out my video where I was riding to the Electric Meet. I ended up taking the side streets to LES because I was so sick and tired of the Avenue lol.

What’s more fun EBike or Escooter ?

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching this one as well! To be honest with you I LOVE riding all my PEVs because each one delivers a very different ride experience. I love how insane the Nami feels, I love how chill the S73 RX is, and I love how chill/ carvey the board feels. So each one is fun in it's own right. I'm sorry if thats a cop out answer, but its true lol. I know guys that live and die with each category, I personally just prefer to enjoy each one for what they bring to the table.

@burn1gotbeats

11 ай бұрын

@@eyebahnrides no I get it I appreciate your answer I hope to get more EV’s so I can test what works for me. I recently purchased a Lectric Lite and BMX it out and now Im thinking I wanna go faster and get like a 60v scooter 🛴 sum like a Roadrunner Pro /Nami Klima /Wolf worrior X 🤔🧐😎!!

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

@@burn1gotbeats Are you in NYC by anychance? You can stop by FFR BK and ask Chuck to demo the ones you want to try. I think you can Demo the RR at Voro Motors in BK as well. I'm a bit biased but the Klima was amazing. I enjoyed it way more than the WWX which I had for a week and sold it. You could say that I'm not really a WW guy.

@burn1gotbeats

11 ай бұрын

@@eyebahnrides 😎 i’m in maryland but i might haft to make a road trip up that way sometime it’s not that bad of a drive from here

Styles-P is that you playa?

@eyebahnrides

14 күн бұрын

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I'd offer you to use my music instead of royalty free library music, but it's definitely not slipknot at all, so probably not worth. xD

@eyebahnrides

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching Nic and I appreciate it! LOL Honestly, I think 80% of my subs would unsub and I'd get cancelled if I were allowed to play metal 😅

have you ever been pulled over or stop by law enforcement?

@eyebahnrides

3 ай бұрын

thanks for joining us on this ride Jason! Since I'm quite a respectful rider and I do my best to not be a jerk on the road, my interactions with law enforcement is minimal. Most of the time, we just end up chatting because they're curious about my ride and they let me know they appreciate the cool gear I have on. Other than that, I've never been pulled over for operating a PEV in NYC over the last 4 years. I did get stopped at a police check point when I used to ride my EUC. They were searching for illegal mopeds operating on the bike lanes and I got caught up in it. I got a ticket because they told me EUCs are illegal and told me "take the subway like a normal person"

Wish I could do this in my city, but its so un-walkable and un-bikeable.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video and welcome to the channel! That kind of sucks that the infrastructure doesn't support alternative transportation in your city. Where do you live?

@MBT06

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides Suburban St.Louis County. Its just suburbia with little sidewalks and little to no bike lanes/infrastructure. STL City suburbs are great though, and the city is pretty walkable and easy to bike around.

I can't stand going thru the 59th street Bridge. Thank god I pass thru 12am to work when its empty but at ur time its to crowded. If I could avoid it going thru there going to work I would

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

59th street bridge is an absolute 💩show with all the pedestrians, construction workers, mopeds, pevs, and cyclists. Recently there's something new causing issues on the 59th St Bridge bike path. There's a person who lies down across the two bike lanes in hopes that you hit them... When I'm not recording, I usually take that bridge because it's the fastest way to work. Those 17 minutes from Sunnyside to midtown are some of the most stressful minutes of my day lol. If I were using that bridge at 12am, I probably wouldn't even use the path. I'd just blast across on the road with the cars.

@rmitchy1189

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides even at 12am the roads crossing the bridge is bumper to bumper traffic which is y I never attempted to go on it. Trust me I rather fly thru the road then the small bike path if I could.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

@@rmitchy1189 wow, who wouldve thought. That's crazy its bumper to bumper at that time. I guess people are coming home from a night out and all that congestion caused by people running the red light under the train station happens all day long =/

@DeTagg100

11 ай бұрын

​@@eyebahnridesthat path is usually empty at 12am and im usually going home at that time. Mornings are a bitch when its good weather because you got everyone going on it, it sucks man.

@eyebahnrides

11 ай бұрын

@@DeTagg100 Yeaaa... recently it's been a freaking nightmare with all the cyclists, mopeds, scooters, pedestrians, construction workers, crazy people, and those stupid golf carts the DOT uses. Even though taking the Williamsburg Bridge adds 20 min to my commute, I don't mind it because it keeps me sane lol

gta 5

@eyebahnrides

9 ай бұрын

thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! If I could find a proper rear mount for the camera, we'd really get that 3rd person GTA styling lol!

you must not be a original new Yorker. all New Yorker know how to navigate the city.

@eyebahnrides

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching the video! I've been in the city since 1990 but I'm a Queens boy and just like most NYers we don't really go to the other boroughs unless we have to lol. I did come from the Philippines tho so technically I'm not a native NYer.

@outandaboutwithrobnyc

Жыл бұрын

@@eyebahnrides cool