Buying a used e-bike can save you money if you know where to look and what to ask. Use platforms like Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist, always negotiate for a better deal, and inquire about maintenance history. Inspect the bike thoroughly, meet sellers in safe locations, and be open to other brands for the best deals.
225
15.23 MPH
300W
270Wh
In this hands-on review of the Hover-1 Alpha Cargo from Warehouse B in Lindon, Utah, I share my experience riding this cargo scooter for the first time. Highlights include its large, air-filled tires, comfortable seat, and clear display, though underwhelming speed and unadjustable seat height are drawbacks. Range and speed tests, along with pros and cons, are detailed inside.
Looking to buy a used electric scooter? Save money and avoid headaches with these essential tips: use online marketplaces, always haggle, carefully inspect for maintenance issues, never give your address to strangers, consider alternative brands, and ask the right questions. Expand your search radius and follow a detailed inspection checklist for a smooth, secure purchase.
28 MPH
540Wh
The Apollo Go commuter electric scooter stands out with dual motors, self-healing tires, and advanced safety features, delivering a smooth, powerful, and reliable ride. Its sturdy, water-resistant build, intuitive controls, and innovative design provide unmatched comfort and convenience, ideal for daily urban commuting. Despite a higher price point, its premium performance and features justify the investment.
The MTen Mini is Begode's lightest, most affordable electric unicycle, tailored for kids and younger riders at under $500 and just over 27 lbs. Ideal for short rides due to its low speed and limited range, it boasts a sleek design and cushioned durability, though it has some ergonomic and app connectivity drawbacks. A fun, safe starter EUC.
The Nami Klima SE brings premium features like tubeless tires, NFC security, and robust suspension to a new, more affordable commuter scooter. With a top speed of 28 mph, IP55 rating, and advanced display, it balances high-tech perks and solid build quality, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a tamer, premium Nami ride.
Future Motion launches a limited-time Onewheel Trade In Program: trade in your fully assembled XR ($800 value) or GT ($1,200 value), working or not, for cash toward a new GT S-Series. Shipping and eco-friendly recycling included. Register by March 8, 2024, and send your board by April 20. Great for upgrading or recycling old boards!
California and New Jersey are considering e-bike license bills that would require online courses, tests, state IDs, and insurance for riders, raising costs and barriers for potential users, especially kids. While increased regulation can offer protections, critics argue these hoops could deter new riders, limit transportation options, and reduce the freedom that makes e-bikes attractive in the first place.
2,500
2024
3000W
The Cyrusher Ripple, the world’s first electric snowboard, lets riders cruise on flat terrain with a 3000-watt motor and high-quality battery. While it's a fun, head-turning innovation ideal for flat, hard surfaces, it’s heavy, pricey, and has notable safety and design drawbacks, especially for those expecting traditional snowboarding experiences.
Exploring the four main types of Personal Electric Vehicles (PEVs)—E-Bikes, E-Scooters, EUCs, and Onewheels—this guide analyzes battery sizes, median ranges, and key factors influencing performance. To maximize your PEV range, prioritize battery size, maintain steady speeds, avoid hills and wind, manage weight and tire pressure, and minimize aggressive acceleration, unnecessary lights, and off-road tires.
Explore comprehensive comparison tables featuring almost every Electric Unicycle (EUC), scooter, e-bike, and Onewheel currently available on the market. Use dedicated tools for each category to find in-depth, side-by-side specifications and features, helping you make an informed decision about your next personal electric vehicle purchase.
32 MPH
1000W
960Wh
We finally reviewed the Apollo City scooter, highlighting its premium build quality, impressive features, and smooth braking, but noted weaknesses like a dim light, flawed front fender, and narrow kickstand. While pricier than some rivals, its thoughtful extras and user-friendly design make it a great choice for those who value features over sheer speed and range.
2,499
40 MPH
3000W
648Wh
The Floatwheel ADV Pro promises an alternative to the Onewheel, offering more power, customization, and a friendlier price tag. While assembly can be tricky and Bitcoin-only purchases may deter some, ride quality impresses, offering a "quantum leap" in torque and speed for the enthusiast rider. Quality control needs improvement, but Floatwheel’s right-to-repair approach stands out—if the ongoing Onewheel litigation doesn’t halt progress.
The Begode ET Max stands out as the fastest, most visually striking EUC, boasting a 112 mph no-load speed and a robust 4500W motor. Despite criticisms about its modest battery and lack of water resistance, it excels in maneuverability and design. Its unique aesthetics and power make it a top contender for electric unicycle enthusiasts.
1,999
28 MPH
1000W
940.8Wh
The Mokwheel Obsidian stands out as the first fat tire, full suspension e-bike designed for solar power. With a quality build, smooth suspension, ergonomic ride, and an easy-to-read display, it excels on varied terrain. Downsides include a heavy solar setup, dim front light, and small display. Overall, it’s a compelling, solar-ready choice for adventurous riders.