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An Electric Unicycle, or ‘EUC’ for short, is a powered, single-wheeled mode of transport. EUCs are self-balancing and powered by a rechargeable battery. In non-technical speak, EUCs are the most fun you can have on one wheel!

EUCs have footrests which you will use to stand on. In simple terms, if you lean forward, you will go forwards, and if you lean back, you will slow down. To turn left or right, simply lean in that direction, and the EUC will do the rest.

An electric unicycle consists of a number of pieces of tech like the motor, gyroscopes and battery to ensure that you are transported swiftly and safely, and can recharge quickly on reaching your destination.

‘Best’ depends on what you want from your EUC. Different models have different benefits, in terms of speed, weight, looks, charging time etc.

In terms of performance alone, there is no doubt that the KS S22 PRO is the best EUCs in the world, but you still need to choose the best EUCs for your needs, don't worry, we have designed a full range of recommendations for you to progress from novice to advanced, please check this page.

EUC’s are hugely popular for lots of reasons, not least because they are such an environmentally friendly way to travel. They are powered by a rechargeable battery, so no single use fuel is required. They are also very robust, so as long as an EUC is well maintained, it will last for many years.

EUCs are a great way of building core strength due to the need to lean in order to control the EUC. You will also find that your heart-rate will be increased whilst you travel on your EUC. So, whilst it isn’t exactly a gym work-out, EUCs can provide health benefits almost without noticing!

Although EUCs are a relatively new idea, they are rapidly becoming mainstream, which means they are already a very affordable form of transportation. At Top-feel, our lowest entry-level S9 "Basketball" retails for $499.

However, if you can afford to spend more, you'll unlock the highest performing machine, the KS S22 PRO, which costs up to $3,000.

EUCs are incredibly low cost once you have made your initial outlay. They do not require fuel, other than the cost of recharging your battery, and there are no licences to pay for. Remember to factor clothing and safety equipment into your budget. If correctly maintained and serviced, your EUC will give you years of pleasure for minimal cost.

Electric Unicycles are built like tanks. They have a direct-drive hub motor that has no moving parts so you can ride over any terrain without much fear of damaging your board. All Electric Unicycles are water resistant and can withstand some moisture. We recommend taking extra caution when riding in or near water and drying off your Electric Unicycles completely before charging to avoid damage. 

Yes, but be aware that riding in colder temperatures can affect the performance of the unicycle. One key thing is to make sure the board is always being stored inside a temperature controlled environment, not left in uninsulated areas for extreme heat or cold. Keeping your  unicycle in the cold can cause damage to your tire, motor, and battery. You may receive an error message if your battery level is too cold or runs out of power prematurely. In that case, you’ll need to bring it back inside.

EUCs should be perfectly safe as long as you follow some basic rules:

• Ensure you are wearing a helmet and other protective clothing, such as gloves and pads.
• Wear high-vis clothing if possible
• Be aware of the environment around you, including other people or traffic
• Stick to a speed that you are comfortable with
• Ensure your battery is fully charged before you set off and that your EUC is in perfect working order

As technology progresses, EUCs are getting faster and faster. It is not uncommon to find EUCs that can propel you along at more than 40mph (65 km/h).

We would always recommend wearing gloves to protect your hands and to keep out the chill.

Yes! EUC is a safe mode of transportation, but it's always best to err on the side of caution just in case. Conditions permitting, EUCs can also be driven at speeds in excess of 30 mph, so wearing a proper helmet is absolutely vital.

Lean pads are an accessory that enables you to get more performance from your EUC. They work by strapping to your knees, and increasing the leverage you get when leaning forwards or backwards. They will also make longer journeys more comfortable, as you will be doing less leaning over time!

Range differs between different EUCs, and as battery technology progresses, range is increasing. Currently, you can travel up to 130 miles on a higher-end EUC.

The weight of your EUC will depend on make and model. Less expensive models with lower specification will weigh less – as little as 8Kg. However, the further up the price range you go, the more heavy they become. Higher-end models can weigh as much as 30Kg.

Yes you can! You will find yourself leaning forward, putting your weight on the front of your feet and toes to help you stand up.

However, if you are considering climbing steep hills on a regular basis, you should consider a higher power, high torque model such as the KS S22 PRO. Designed for the mountains and certified for 45-degree inclines, this model, as well as the KS S19, is the king of the most popular off-roaders at a great price point.

You certainly can. Most ‘normal’ hills are easily navigable on your EUC. You will find yourself controlling the rate of your descent by leaning backwards on your EUC, and putting your weight on the back of your heels.

Some newer EUCs do have suspension as this is a relatively recent innovation. Suspension means that your ride will be generally smoother, with bumps being ironed out by the suspension, rather than your knees! An EUC with suspension will also give you greater control on less smooth terrain.

No, both variants have the same quantity of cells, 32x, each is rated for a peak sustained power output of 10 Amps, so there’s no difference in power performance. The 420Wh pack has the LG MJ1 3.5Ah cells, for a combined capacity of 420Wh; while the 340Wh has the Panasonic PF 2.9Ah cells,totalling 340Wh. In terms of range, you should expect around 20-25Wh/mile.  

This Wheel has a number of protective measures to prevent rain from causing havoc with the sensitive Electronics. As most manufacturers do not certify their IP ratings, they is generally no accurate guide for judging the protective qualities of a Wheel. Our recommendation is that you can use the Wheel in light or wet conditions, but try to avoid using it in a heavy downpour, also do not leave it outside sitting in the rain.

No, not really. To accommodate the larger pack, the 14S is 2″ fatter & 5lb heavier than the 14D—some owners put great value the qualities of thinness & weight. The motor, control-board, & about 90% of the shell are identical in the 14S.

Of course, this is the same upgrade campaign we launched, and you can check out the exact rules of the campaign at this link.
You can get both wheels for less money than before!

Although each airline may have their own particular policy, the standard for taking battery powered Personal Electric Vehicles aboard aircraft is that 1) the battery pack must be below 160Wh, 2) the battery must be removed. Unfortunately, neither of these requirements is met this model Wheel. It might be possible to remove the battery & send on by courier, but you’ll need to get written confirmation from the airline if you are thinking about taking this approach.