Used Rides
- Used units.
- No warranty included.
- Units can be returned if there is a electronic defect reported within 48 hours of receiving the package and within 2 miles of use.
- All units have received a quality control test before being listed and will receive another quality control test before being shipped to ensure they are functioning properly.
- Each used electric unicycle listed on our site will include photos of the actual unit for sale, so you can see its exact condition before purchasing. Any damaged or non-functional electronic components identified during our quality control inspection will be clearly noted in the product description. Additionally, the full specifications of each unit will be provided for your reference.
Used EUCs
InMotion V14 (50GB)
In Stock
$2,299.00 $2,899.00
Begode T3
In Stock
$999.00 $1,599.00
King Song 18L
In Stock
$1,299.00 $1,799.00
Begode Master
In Stock
$1,999.00 $3,999.00
Begode T3
Out of Stock
$749.00 $1,899.00
Begode EX.N
Out of Stock
$999.00 $2,999.00
Begode Master
Out of Stock
$1,299.00 $3,250.00
Begode Master Pro
Out of Stock
$1,999.00 $3,999.00
EUCOMPARISON
EUCOMPARISON
How do they stack up? We’ve thrown some numbers at you, but of course there is much more to consider than raw specs alone.
Generally speaking, a stronger motor and bigger batteries = more safety, especially for heavier riders. However, there can be trade-offs that come with the highest performing electric unicycles such as much heavier weight. Acceleration response and braking distance are noticeably affected with the heavier EUCs and even more so with larger wheel diameters.
Luckily there are some great options today in the 16” 2000W range for those who want the high end performance and torque in a not-too-bulky package.
On the other end of the spectrum, there are a lot of people that don’t need tons of range and high-speed performance who would rather have a more convenient and portable package with a smaller, lighter EUC. While they lose out on raw power, they do get to enjoy a vastly “punchier” and nuanced performance at slower speeds and much improved stopping distances.
EUCOMPARISON
How do they stack up? We’ve thrown some numbers at you, but of course there is much more to consider than raw specs alone.
Generally speaking, a stronger motor and bigger batteries = more safety, especially for heavier riders. However, there can be trade-offs that come with the highest performing electric unicycles such as much heavier weight. Acceleration response and braking distance are noticeably affected with the heavier EUCs and even more so with larger wheel diameters.
Luckily there are some great options today in the 16” 2000W range for those who want the high end performance and torque in a not-too-bulky package.
On the other end of the spectrum, there are a lot of people that don’t need tons of range and high-speed performance who would rather have a more convenient and portable package with a smaller, lighter EUC. While they lose out on raw power, they do get to enjoy a vastly “punchier” and nuanced performance at slower speeds and much improved stopping distances.
Motor Power
Battery Capacity
Weight
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