I’ve had the V11y for just over a week now and at first I wasn’t sure if I had made the right decision in choosing it as my first wheel. I will say after some initial hesitation that I have come to love it. I have no doubt that it is going to be one of the best decisions I’ve made.
I like the reputation of inmotion and looking at my wheel I know it’s a reputation well earned. If I had to share any criticism or opinion for concern it would be in the design of the kickstand and it’s unstable nature. It was very upsetting to learn just how prone the EUC is to tipping over even on a smooth indoor surface as well as it falling over the first time I tried to use the kickstand outdoors on my initial attempt at learning to ride and being left with a side panel being marred before the first real use.

Good performance for a first rider easy to use good lights y amazing appearance

Mud killed this wheel V11 under 500miles. I have been without a wheel for several years and its okay I plan on purchasing a new one at some point, however I had purchased this wheel to replace the V10f which I had put many miles on in Colorado, but then I took both of the wheels to my new home in South Dakota, which was my fault going from Denver which is a complete city suburban and urban environment to a back roads rual multi weather event environment. The v10f well the inner tube simply deflated and I never replaced it, the V11 however got too much gunk, weeds, red mud which actually messed up the wheel pretty badly. I tried to take apart the wheel to get at the mud inside of the bound wheel which was a bad idea as I was never to actually get the mud out or be able to put the wheel back together. Despite these draw backs I still love unicycle wheels just very weary of buying a new one.

Mud killed this wheel V11 under 500miles. I have been without a wheel for several years and its okay I plan on purchasing a new one at some point, however I had purchased this wheel to replace the V10f which I had put many miles on in Colorado, but then I took both of the wheels to my new home in South Dakota, which was my fault going from Denver which is a complete city suburban and urban environment to a back roads rual multi weather event environment. The v10f well the inner tube simply deflated and I never replaced it, the V11 however got too much gunk, weeds, red mud which actually messed up the wheel pretty badly. I tried to take apart the wheel to get at the mud inside of the bound wheel which was a bad idea as I was never to actually get the mud out or be able to put the wheel back together. Despite these draw backs I still love unicycle wheels just very weary of buying a new one.

If you don't have a need to go super fast, for example in a city where most speed limits are around 25 mph, this is the perfect way to get around town. The suspension will overcome any imperfections in the road and the waterproofing means you won't get stuck somewhere in a downpour. I had the V11 for several years and accumulated 10k miles and this is a worthy upgrade!