Question 1

What Is An Electric Skateboard?

Accepted Answer

Electric skateboards use a motor to push their rider along. They pack way more power than a standard board does. Evolve makes electric skateboards that go up to 50km/h. They use rechargeable batteries to give riders a range between 15km and 65km, depending on the model. Riders keep a remote control in their hand which manages acceleration and braking. Electric skateboards are growing in popularity. They're fun, easy to ride, convenient, and eco-friendly. You also don't need much training to ride one, so they're great for beginners.

Question 2

How Does An Electric Skateboard Work?

Accepted Answer

An electric skateboard consists of five key components: the motor, remote, battery, deck, and wheels. The deck, where the rider stands, is typically made of premium materials like carbon fiber or a combination of bamboo and fiberglass. The battery is positioned beneath the deck and powers the motor, which is located between the rear wheels and propels the skateboard forward. The remote serves as a control device, allowing riders to adjust speed, braking, acceleration, and other settings according to their preference. Together, these components form the essential structure and functionality of an electric skateboard.

Question 3

How To Ride An Electric Skateboard?

Accepted Answer

Understanding how an electric skateboard works and feels under your feet forms a basis for everything you will be doing. Learn how the board and remote respond so you can use the ideal amount of acceleration or braking, without being jerky on the triggers. When it comes to speed, our general rule is not to ride any faster than you can run.There isn't a stance that is perfect for all riding styles and situations. A good starting point is to make sure your legs are wide apart, and your knees slightly bent. You need to get familiar with your weight distribution. Shifting forward and backward compensates for acceleration and braking, and of course, side to side is how you turn. A couple of drills you can do in an open and quiet area is to stop and start in a straight line until you are comfortable taking off and stopping at all speeds.

Question 4

How Long Does It Take To Learn To Ride An Electric Skateboard?

Accepted Answer

Short answer? Not very. Riding a regular board is a lot harder because you’ve got kick-push, which tends to be tricky for people who are more used to using their legs for just…walking. An electric skateboard pushes itself, so all you need to do is find your balance. You can nail this down in as little as a few solid hours of practice.

Question 5

How To Stand On An Electric Skateboard?

Accepted Answer

Stand on your board and see which one suits you best - right foot forward, or left foot forward. There’s no correct option here, some people just have a natural feel for one over the other. Left foot forward is called ‘regular’ because it’s more common, and right foot forward is called ‘goofy’. Don’t let the names get to you, just ride the board how you want to ride it.

Question 6

How To Steer An Electric Skateboard?

Accepted Answer

Steering is pretty intuitive as well. It’s just a matter of leaning in the direction you want to go. Lean right to go right, lean left to go left. How sharp your turn is will depend on how hard you lean. Bigger lean, bigger turn. Riding can be pretty intuitive, so as you get more comfortable you’ll discover ways to enhance your performance.

Question 7

How To Stop An Electric Skateboard?

Accepted Answer

Stopping an electric skateboard is easy because you’ve got a brake in your hand. Just squeeze the brake trigger when you want to slow down, and the board will handle the rest for you. If you’ve reached a low, comfortable speed, then you can put your foot on the ground to add some drag. Don’t be doing this at high speed, though. Remember, our boards move quickly, so you want to take full advantage of the brake before you try anything else.

Question 8

How Fast Does An Electric Skateboard Go?

Accepted Answer

The overall gearing-wheels and gear setups affect the electric skateboards' top speed. A board with tall gearing will have a higher top speed and less torque, while a board with low gearing will have a lower top speed and more torque. For example, Evolve Hadean Bamboo 2in1 can reach up to 50 km/hr with street wheels. Compact electric skateboards like the Stoke, with smaller motors, reach 36 km/hr.

Question 9

Can Electric Skateboards Go Uphill?

Accepted Answer

Yes, electric skateboards are capable of going uphill, although the extent of their uphill performance may vary depending on factors such as the power of the motor, the rider's weight, and the steepness of the incline. The Hadean Carbon All Terrain tackled the steepest street in the world, for example.

Question 10

Where To Buy An Electric Skateboard?

Accepted Answer

In Australia, you can buy an electric skateboard in 3 different ways: online, in person at Evolve Skateboards' HQ on the Gold Coast or going to one of Evolve's retailers.

All Electric Skateboards

GTR Carbon All Terrain

Renegade

Onirique

GTR Carbon Street

Hadean Carbon 2in1

Hadean Carbon All Terrain

Hadean Carbon Clear Edition

Hadean Carbon Street

Evolve X FREO GTR Bamboo

Hadean Bamboo All Terrain

Hadean Bamboo Street

Hadean Bamboo 2in1

GTR Bamboo Street

GTR Bamboo All Terrain

GTR Bamboo 2in1

Teak GTR Bamboo All Terrain

GTR Carbon 2in1