FIND YOUR KIND OF COMMUTE

Find your
kind of ride.

You might want a comfortable seat, something small enough for the bus, or a board that makes the trip fun. Here’s how the five kinds of electric ride compare for everyday use.

E-BIKES FOR COMMUTING

E-bikes

Comfort, cargo, longer everyday trips. Familiar if you already ride a bike.

Read the e-bikes guide

THE COMMUTE YOU WANT TO REPEAT

Onewheels

Ride feel, maneuverability, small storage. Practice first; commuting comes later.

Read the onewheels guide

ELECTRIC SCOOTERS

E-scooters

Short paved trips and compact storage. Practice braking and turns before traffic.

Read the e-scooters guide

ELECTRIC UNICYCLES

Electric unicycles

Experienced riders who want a capable, compact ride. Takes time; practice away from traffic.

Read the electric unicycles guide

ELECTRIC SKATEBOARDS

Electric skateboards

Experienced board riders on smooth, dry routes. Board control plus remote and braking practice.

Read the electric skateboards guide

The quick comparison.

Ride	Why choose it	Learning curve	Carrying it
E-bikes	Comfort, cargo, longer everyday trips	Familiar if you already ride a bike	Often bulky; try lifting the bike
Onewheels	Ride feel, maneuverability, small storage	Practice first; commuting comes later	Compact, but 27–35 lb adds up
E-scooters	Short paved trips and compact storage	Practice braking and turns before traffic	Folds down, but may still be heavy
Electric unicycles	Experienced riders who want a capable, compact ride	Takes time; practice away from traffic	Often very heavy despite the size
Electric skateboards	Experienced board riders on smooth, dry routes	Board control plus remote and braking practice	Many street boards are easier to carry than bikes or scooters

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