Here is about half of my 5th ride on this machine - 1st videoed ride. Location: Newsham Park, Liverpool, UK [ https://plus.codes/9C5VC396+H9 ]. Video shows about 5-6km of the total ride. Even though this exact machine is branded by at least 7 different companies and the design is at least 10 years old, there are very few videos of them being used. Here, I'm confident in saying that this video is a world first - an underslung camera providing 360 degrees coverage of the ride. A front/rear version of this video is available at: https://youtu.be/BkkV1KrgS_w My intentions of this video was to demonstrate as many differing surfaces as possible that this scooter can tackle and how it's suspension responds. Around 7:15 shows the scooter climbing a fairly short hill with ease. Notice from the shadows that the whole ride was stood-up - seat and seat-post not installed. Due to this video being presented as 360 degrees, it hasn't been possible to show the scooter while it was stationary - to have an idea of this scooter, please have a look at my previous video: https://youtu.be/1qaWDAbBlZw Having a camera underslung on an equivalent high-street retail version of this scooter would be almost impossible due to the lack of clearance. Here, though, while the camera is still very low to the ground and vulnerable, the camera did thankfully survive! Apologies for the large splash of mud on the front lens, from 19:15 onwards, the mud remains until the end! Nearing the last third of this video, the scooter develops a grinding noise from the chain. While riding, this was concerning. Upon returning home, I found this was due to me not having properly installed and aligned the rear-wheel. With this more aggressive riding, the rear wheel had moved out of alignment. Putting the scooter on it's back, properly aligning the rear wheel has already fixed the problem. Since having this scooter, I have logged every ride using a GPS app on my phone. Cumulatively, this scooter has now travelled 48km during 5 rides. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ochO_Jj-D6A

A BBC programme Series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BEcX-rB0v62M0SHuY5r2KdBFZCuc4So Samuel L Jackson is joined by journalists Afua Hirsch and Simcha Jacobovici, along with Diving with a Purpose (DWP) – a group of underwater investigators dedicated to restoring their ancestors' lost history. Together, they investigate the individual stories and events that helped bring an end to slavery in the United States. The slave trade is not just a story of victims, but of the heroes who fought for emancipation, held onto their culture and values and laid the foundations for future generations. The DWP divers explore the cold waters of the Great Lakes to better understand the history of the underground railroad and the freedom boats that helped fugitives flee slavery and cross the water to safety in Canada. Whole families risked the long, perilous journey across the United States, using a network of safe houses, coded messages and supporters to escape the plantations. Journalist Simcha Jacobovici learns about the legendary Harriet Tubman, one of the most famous enablers on the underground railroad. Simcha also meets historians in South Carolina who reveal the history of black soldiers who served in the Union Army during the Civil War, helping to overturn slavery. Samuel L Jackson travels to Nashville to hear the Jubilee Singers perform the resistance songs that contained coded messages to help fugitives find safe passage. He also explores the unique cultural legacy enslaved Africans brought to the United States with Grammy-winning musician Rhiannon Giddens in Africatown, Alabama. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwbPhUhYZUM