The Solowheel Scorpion Electric Unicycle is the newest addition to Inventist’s line of “People Movers”.
The Scorpion features a new case that includes a convertible handle that also doubles as a kickstand. With the power on, walk while pushing the wheel by your side. It’s ideal should you need to step off if you’re navigating small or tight places. Fold the handle down to use the kickstand feature.
The new design also includes innovative Bluetooth technology and a functional headlight to illuminate your path so you can travel any time of the day or night.
We Are Authorized Dealers For Solowheel
Upzy works closely and maintains a close relationship with Inventist, the company behind the Solowheel. We understand that Inventist expects us to maintain the highest levels of customer service and satisfaction. In addition, we are able to sell for cheaper than many other retail outlets that sell the Solowheel because we do not have to maintain a brick and mortar store. We lower our prices and pass on the savings directly to you, the consumer!
Simply put one foot on the platform and push off. Your other foot goes on the other platform. Lean forward to go forward and lean back to slow down and stop. Twist your feet left and right to balance and steer. The motion is similar to steering the front wheel of a bicycle.
Be Careful Of Knockoffs:
Here at Upzy, we are Authorized Dealers for Inventist and sell only the Original Solowheel.
Some knockoff Solowheels have appeared for sale online in the last few months. Make sure you do not get tricked into buying a product that is not the original Solowheel. Knockoffs may look the same, but they are illegal and made to lower standards and using lower quality material. We are in the process of taking legal action to stop the manufacturing of knockoffs. (So far Inventist has been very successful with shutting down copiers of their other products in the past.) In the meantime, here’s some information to help you protect yourself from deception:
Safety: Knockoff manufacturers don’t use the right battery. They do this to cut their price, but it makes their units less safe to ride. Cheaper batteries will often fail to provide enough current during acceleration. If you ride a counterfeit model, you’re more likely to fall.
Liability insurance: Counterfeiters do not carry liability insurance.
Battery: The lithium polymer battery used in the knockoffs are a cheap alternative and extremely dangerous as they have started home fires.
Low price: Copiers achieve this by cutting corners. Knockoff units may also look different in some of these ways:
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