A year ago…it was just as much fun as it is today. Overall, the horse (Jonny) has known eSk8s for a few years through me, because we carefully got him used to them…
With the horse, it’s mostly short trips because the horse’s battery isn’t that big 😉
But it’s always great scenery, through forests, meadows, fields and asphalted bike paths.
It took a while for the horse to get used to my Ecomobl M24Pro all terrain electric skateboard. Especially the shrill sound of the brutally powerful planetary gear – but it’s absolutely no problem anymore.
I’m now the leader on the eSk8 ( 😉 ) and the horse orientates itself to my speed and direction.
Try it out – ask your friends who have a horse or who share a horse. Yes, horse girls are dying out – but they still exist – and maybe they’re looking for a companion…
Here is the review video on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MJK13QOjBg
…go with the flow… One day you find your flow – I found it in the forest on trails, in fields with meadows, forest paths, bike paths… This full-suspension forest monster sweeps through any terrain with ease. It’s loud, it’s heavy, but it heals my soul – best in the forest – that’s what it’s built for. Wear protective equipment! It’s more important than you might think and it’s not funny when it crashes.
My equipment: – Helmet – o’Neill from lightweight motocross – Gloves – EVS from motocross with wrist hyperextension protection – Knees and elbows: Tripple Eight Soft when I’m only on asphalt In the forest and at races – lvl 2 protection vest and motocross knee/shin protection. Meet up with like-minded eSk8ters in your area. Connect via social media and don’t be afraid to drive a little further for a meeting or event – the community is small, but we can still grow.
—Mark Rockshock
