Monowheel for urban use - when the scooter looks like a toy

Warm days are coming. I want to leave the rather boring car in the parking lot or under the entrance and take a ride with the wind. It doesn't matter what, the main thing is that the flies fly into the helmet or into the open face. Motorcycles Not everyone has one, and there are plenty of problems with them. It's a shame to leave them near the entrance, and constantly driving to the garage is a real pleasure. Those who live in a private house are lucky. The rest are simply ready to put up with a number of inconveniences, and some take a risk by leaving their two-wheeled "horse" on the street. Often you're lucky - they don't steal it.

But motorcycles are serious business. You need a license, you will have to drive on public roads. And there are mostly cars. It doesn’t cost them anything to hook a motorcycle, which for the pilot will definitely end in injuries. It’s easier to buy some kind of personal mobility device, for example, an electric scooter. Only such a technique seems frivolous to some. There is no brutality in it, large men look ridiculous, or they simply cannot break their stereotypes. Such comrades are offered unicycles. Now this technique already looks stylish. Especially if its pilot is in full gear. He looks like some kind of athlete or astronaut who decided to ride around the city. Of course, learning to balance on such a technique seems difficult. But the main thing is the desire and a competent instructor. In practice, even people over 60 years old master a unicycle in a month. And which model is better to choose - the author of the EcoDrift.ru channel will tell.