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The Wheelies is the largest electric unicycle community in Singapore. Run by a group of volunteers, we help members secure pricing and warranty support of electronic skates and wheels through group buying and bulk purchases. Till date of this article, we already have 879 Facebook Likes and we are still growing. WE HAVE GONE NATIONAL: Courtesy of Straits Times Razor TV. Thanks to those who have been part of the exciting journey with us.The original video links can be extracted from the links below:

Singaporeans get the "wheelies"
Check out this new personal transportation device that's recently rolled into Singapore. Called an electric unicycle, enthusiasts calling themselves "The Wheelies" convince us that it is both practical and a whole lot of fun at the same time.

http://www.razor.tv/video/758989/singaporeans-get-the-wheelies

Hanging out with the wheelies
Hang out with some hardcore wheelie enthusiasts, and their electric unicycles.

http://www.razor.tv/video/758987/hanging-out-with-the-wheelies

Road test the wheelie
It might look simple enough, and even 5 year olds can get the hang of it. But is riding an electric unicycle really as easy as the experts make it look? We take the electric unicycle on a road test, with some hilarious results.

http://www.razor.tv/video/758988/road-test-the-wheelie

One or two wheels? Up to you la!

Have you seen someone standing on a strange looking wheel and still wonder what is that? Have you not been introduced to a Wheelie yet?

The strange looking wheel is called a Wheelie. Wheelie is an electric unicycle. To move, all you need is to lean forward to move ahead and lean backwards to slow down or stop going. Your calves should keep as close as possible to the red pads to help in manoeuvring. While it looks hard for you to balance, the Wheelie comes with a self-stabilised gyroscope to aid you in maintain that balance. In theory, all you need is to balance left and right so as to maintain the stability. Always remember to slow down if you find yourself going too fast and losing balance. Sounds easy, isn’t it?

Currently, we offer a single and a dual wheel Wheelie. So what is the difference between the two products? Below is a breakdown of the specifications:

	Single Wheel	Dual Wheel
Maximum Speed	18 km /h	18km/h
Climbing Angle	15°	15°
Weight Limit of Rider	120 Kg	120 Kg
Weight of Wheel	9.8 kg	13.7kg
Maximum Range	15 km	18 – 60 Km (depends on model)
Warranty	1 year for gyroscope & battery	1 year for gyroscope & battery
Accessories	Training Wheels, Training Strap, Rear safety lights	Training Strap, Rear safety lights

Before you begin, always remember to protect yourself by wearing helmets, protective hand, knee and elbow guards as well as proper shoes, preferably high cut shoes or shoes where you have option to wear ankle guards. 

All ready to go now? The Wheelies is the largest electric unicycle community in Singapore and you can be part of it too. Do visit our Facebook http://www.facebook.com/thewheelies or email us at thewheeliesasia@gmail.com on how to get your wheelie. 

Word of caution though: While it is fun to ride on a wheelie, it is suggested the usage should be limited during night time of the lunar 7th month!