Even though there's an electric motor propelling you, your body is constantly moving as you maneuver. In my experience, I would typically work up a strong sweat within 15-20 minutes of riding and ...

The Vendetta features a hinged centerline with mountain bike suspension designed to help it climb up and over irregular terrain while keeping both tracks pressed to the ground. The increased ...

Typically, electric skateboards drive one or more wheels with brushless motors, while keeping everything mounted on otherwise fairly-standard trucks to maintain maneuverability. However, [swedishFe… ...

There are quite a few e-skateboards on the market, although they pretty much all have four wheels, are direct- or belt-drive, and top out at about 20 mph. The Speedboard is different, in that it ...

The large 13-inch rear wheel is sprung, damped and driven by an electric hub motor peaking at 1500 watts, enabling a top speed around 40 km/h (25 mph), and its 624 Wh onboard battery is good for a ...

If you decide to use a belt motor, there are two main types of electric skateboard wheels to consider; ‘urethane’ and ‘pneumatic’, each with its own pros and cons. Urethane wheels are completely solid ...

As I previously mentioned, the Raldey MT-V3 electric skateboard for beginners is on sale for $449 including the PU wheels. If you’d prefer the upgraded board with CloudWheels (you do), that ...

Electric skateboards are riding a surge in popularity this past year, with Boosted being one of the more notable players. It's also one of the more recognizable, with its iconic orange wheels.

At $1,299, Boosted's entry-level Dual SR electric skateboard was still too pricey for a lot of people. Boosted Mini S and X Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable ...

Folks, I don't expect you to know who Superbeast may be, especially since they've only been on the market since 2020. Well, as young as this brand may be, there's definitely something about them ...

It's working with Carnegie Mellon University on Reconfigurable Wheel-Track technology that converts wheels from tracks to tires (and vice versa) in the middle of a drive.