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Discover great deals on Electric Unicycles (EUCs) with discounts and special coupon codes for top retailers in the US, Canada, and Europe. Save $50–$100 at Ewheels, REVrides, and MyEwheel, and explore more bargains on refurbished models. Plus, streamline your choice with a handy interactive EUC Comparison Tool for easy shopping!
Southern California offers perfect weather, stunning beaches, and vibrant cities, making it ideal for electric unicycling. The region boasts many scenic EUC-friendly routes, curated in a helpful spreadsheet by rider Flyboy. Whether you're visiting or local, don’t miss exploring on an EUC—and check out our interactive EUC Comparison Tool for choosing your next ride!
InMotion and King Song's latest electric unicycles, the V11 and S18, introduce groundbreaking suspension systems, transforming ride comfort in the EUC world. The S18 impresses with sporty aesthetics and agility, while the V11 offers a smooth, practical cruising experience. Both have trade-offs in range, weight, and features, but set a new standard for electric unicycles.
Friendwitha is a peer-to-peer rental platform for gear like bikes, GoPros, and Onewheels, offering insurance coverage and easy communication between users. Great for borrowing or earning extra cash by renting out unused items, it’s especially useful in bigger cities but limited inventory is a current drawback. Insurance and safety checks provide peace of mind for both parties.
This Beginner EUC Buying Guide walks you through choosing your first electric unicycle, weighing the benefits of starting with a budget-friendly option versus investing in a higher-end model. It outlines top picks by price range, offers practical buying advice, and introduces a handy EUC Comparison Tool to simplify the decision process. Happy riding!
Many believe electric unicycles (EUCs) are only about speed, but learning to jump and land safely is a vital, confidence-boosting skill. With jump pads and practice, even cautious riders can master jumps and stunts, improving control and safety. Discover tips, product hacks, and community resources to become a more skilled EUC rider.
The Veteran Sherman electric unicycle is a powerhouse for experienced street riders, boasting unprecedented speed, range, and rugged durability. With a 2500w motor, 3200Wh battery, and a top speed of 45 mph, it excels on long, straight roads. While it offers impressive stability and power, its heavy weight and lack of certain features make it less ideal for technical riding
Larry Zarcoff reviews his 300-mile experience with the Kingsong S18 suspension electric unicycle, praising its beautiful design, customizable suspension, and smooth ride—perfect for city streets and tough terrain. While noting minor pedal and grip tape issues, Larry finds the S18 an excellent complement to his main wheel, especially for shorter, everyday rides. Highly recommended!
Discover why Portland, Oregon stands out as one of the most PEV (personal electric vehicle) friendly cities. From robust infrastructure and an accepting community to active group rides and dedicated champions, Portland’s foresight and quirky culture make it a top destination for electric scooters, bikes, Onewheels, and more. Experience the vibrant PEV scene firsthand!
Jumping an electric unicycle (EUC) is possible—and exhilarating—if you're prepared. This guide by Seth from eRideLife covers crucial maintenance tips, recommended safety gear, protective upgrades, and accessory choices to ensure both rider and wheel survive the rigors of EUC stunt riding. Start small, gear up smart, and enjoy the thrill of flight on one wheel.
The Veteran Sherman EUC, popular for its balance, durability, and high performance, is often debated as a first electric unicycle. While many consider it too heavy and pricey for beginners, it offers unmatched build quality and safety. Beginners ready to handle its weight may benefit from starting with the Sherman, though conventional advice favors a less expensive learner wheel.