Micromobility devices like e-bikes, scooters, and unicycles are surging in popularity, driven by pandemic demand, technological innovation, and a growing desire for convenience and fun. With more models and reliable sellers like Ewheels, now is the perfect time to join the micromobility movement. Don’t miss out—discover the best and stay informed with our newsletter.
Explore the top personal electric vehicles (PEVs) for transportation and recreation, from electric skateboards and bikes to scooters, Onewheels, and unicycles. Consider portability, size, range, learning curve, safety, and fun. The EUC stands out for its unmatched hands-free riding, range, and speed, though each device has unique strengths and best uses.
The 2020 Onewheel Race for the Rail, held with COVID-19 precautions, saw riders drafted into two teams—Skyline and Delirium—for a series of challenges and a final race. Emerging victorious against the odds, Wild Card racer Brenden Suremeyer (@floaty_mcfly) claimed the title, showcasing top-tier Onewheel skills in this unique, spectator-free event.
Looking to buy a used Onewheel? This guide shares personal insights and proven strategies for finding great deals. Learn where to search, what questions to ask, and how to safely inspect and test a board before buying. With patience and preparation, you can score a high-quality Onewheel—and plenty of accessories—at a significant discount.
Razor, long known for its iconic scooters, shifts focus from speed to affordability with new electric scooter models—the EcoSmart SUP and the C25. Both feature a manageable top speed of 15.5 mph and budget-friendly pricing, making them accessible options for newcomers and casual riders in today’s crowded electric scooter market.
Future Motion’s Onewheel may dominate the single-wheeled e-mobility market, but their accessories often come at a steep price. Fortunately, savvy riders can find affordable substitutes from third-party vendors on Amazon without sacrificing quality. Read on for practical comparisons and tips to save on essential Onewheel gear and accessories.
Amidst a surge in personal electric vehicle purchases during the pandemic, Onewheel XR buyers are facing disappointment as new boards arrive bricked and Future Motion’s customer service struggles to respond. Hardware version 4211 appears to be the culprit, leaving frustrated customers waiting for repairs and reconsidering alternatives. Buying used or exploring other electric rides is recommended.
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Adrenaline seekers and larger riders will appreciate the Turbowheel Lightning’s impressive power, speed, and torque, all offered at a great price. With a top speed of 40 mph, robust dual motors, and off-road capability, it delivers thrills and functionality. While portability and some features fall short, its performance and fun factor are undeniable for high-performance electric scooter fans.
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1Protect’s full finger gloves offer affordable, high-quality protection for Onewheel, EUC, longboard, and escooter riders. With improved fit, good touch sensitivity, and comfortable palm and knuckle protection, these gloves upgrade the brand’s previous fingerless version. Though removal can be tricky and puck misplacement happens, they’re now my top choice for year-round riding.
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The Veno V1 electric skateboard is an affordable entry for beginners seeking a budget-friendly e-skate experience. Sturdy but basic, it handles well and offers solid features for the price, though it’s less refined than premium boards. Be aware of long shipping times, strict return policies, and limited warranty before buying, but overall, it’s a solid starter board.
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The Ferocious Onewheel Car Holder is a durable, budget-friendly alternative to the Future Motion branded stand, fitting both XR and Pint models. Its injection-molded design prevents rollovers and includes Velcro for extra grip. Compatible with most Onewheel accessories, it’s highly recommended for any Onewheel enthusiast looking for quality and value. Check Amazon for pricing and giveaways!
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The E-Twow GT electric scooter is an ideal choice for commuters seeking a lightweight, portable, and powerful ride. With impressive acceleration, a 25mph top speed, and new 2020 upgrades like a kickstand and a rear drum brake, it’s both practical and fun. Great for urban environments and users who value speed and convenience.
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The Turbowheel Swift stands out for its quality, smooth ride, solid safety features, and family-friendly design. With a 24 mph top speed and 20-mile range, it’s perfect for first-time scooter buyers or those looking to upgrade from basic models. Although not the fastest off the line, its balanced performance and portability make it a top value pick.
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The Craft&Ride Magnetic Fender for the Onewheel Pint is ideal for riders who want to keep their legs clean in wet or dirty conditions without sacrificing the thrill of showcasing their wheel. With strong magnets for secure attachment, easy removal for topless rides, and clever design tweaks, it delivers versatility—though you’ll need the original fender delete piece for installation.
This article explores the risks of riding Onewheel devices, particularly the dangers of nosedives that can lead to serious injury or death, highlighted by a Texas wrongful death lawsuit against the manufacturer. The author stresses personal responsibility and safety awareness, while questioning whether more should be done to warn and protect users from inherent product risks.