What is G-Wheel?
G-Wheel: A motor and frame supported at each end by a spokeless wheel into which feet can be inserted while standing upright.
The G-Wheel has a 49cc 2 stroke engine which takes a mix of oil and gas just like a lawnmower or weed wacker. It holds around one liter of fuel and will give you a ride time of an hour and a half!
HOW does a G-Wheel work?
The learning curve of a G-Wheel is very similar to skate, snow or surf boarding. So, if you have any experience in one of these you will be surprised on how fast and easy you pick it up.
At speed you use body movement to steer and at low speed (and you can ride a G-Wheel at an extremely slow pace) you can angle the front wheel from side to side with your foot.
The speed is controlled by a cable type controller held in your hand, the more you squeeze, the more fun you have!
To stop, all you need to do is let off the throttle and squeeze the brake lever. The vehicle will slow quickly but smoothly, then/or you angle the toes of your rear foot toward the ground until the pads come into contact, the harder you push the faster you stop. The G-Wheel has been voted one of the best innovations of the year!
“If man could have been made in more than one piece, he would have definitely had wheels rather than feet.”
Deepkind, who are specialized on unique and innovative outdoor lifestyle products offer the G-Wheel at a reasonable price. For more info about the G-Wheel visit Deepkind Elements online at www.deepkind.com.
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Max speed: 45km/h
Engine: 49cc
Wheel diameter: 14″
Height: 41cm
Length: 105cm
Width: 30cm
NW/GW: 27kg/29kg
Gasline scooter oil tank: 0.9L
Start method: pull or electric
Colors: red, blue, yellow, black, white
Fuel Mixture 25:1(gasoline:oil)
Maximum load: 90KGS
Max ability of make the grade:45 degree(60kgs)
Maximum power: 2HP
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