Msx

The GotWay MSuper X, universally abbreviated MSX, is a 19-inch high-performance electric unicycle introduced in 2018 as the high-speed evolution of the long-running MSuper line. It pairs a 2000W rated hub motor (rated to roughly 4000W peak) with a wide 3-inch tire on a 19-inch wheel, giving it a planted, carve-friendly road manner that reviewers consistently describe as smooth and stable at speed. The MSX shipped in two electrical platforms: an 84V version, most commonly with a 1600Wh pack, and a higher-voltage 100V version that started at 1230Wh and later grew to large 1845/1860Wh "Plus" battery packs for extended range and a higher top end. Unlike GotWay's later suspension wheels, the MSX has a rigid, non-suspension chassis, relying on the fat pneumatic tire for compliance. It uses regenerative braking, a fixed trolley handle, integrated head and tail lighting, and pairs with the GotWay/Begode smartphone app for speed, battery and temperature telemetry plus tiltback alarm tuning. The MSX became a reference point for fast, range-focused unicycling before being discontinued in favour of newer Begode models such as the MSuper Pro and RS.