# ElectricSkateboard.com

> We read the price of 276,650 products at 486 independent shops
> twice a day, in 16 countries and 11 currencies, and give every product
> one verdict: cheapest anywhere, dropped today, never seen lower, or the only shop that
> has it. 18,909 products are carried by two or more shops, and
> 13,442 of those show a real price gap between them.
>
> The corpus is what these shops actually sell: boards and the streetwear worn on
> them. 45,900 decks and completes, 20,844 streetwear and footwear
> items — shirts, hoodies, pants, hats, shoes — and 9,880 parts, wheels and
> protection. The same measurement applies to all of them: a shirt gets the same
> verdict as a board, because the question is the same one.
> Measurements are published under CC BY 4.0 — reuse them, cite the source.
> Readings start August 27, 2026. Rebuilt twice a day; this file is generated at read time.

## The esk8 Price Index

The esk8 Price Index for October 2026: the median in-stock price, in US dollars, is US$899 for electric skateboards (175 machines); US$699 for electric scooters (347 machines); US$1,599 for electric bikes (1,359 machines); US$2,299 for electric unicycles (95 machines). Real Discount Rate: 30.3% of the 920 machines advertised on sale are genuinely 30% or more below the crossed-out price with no other shop charging less.
USD offers only, never converted. Rebuilt at every sweep. https://electricskateboard.com/index
Dated, citable one-sentence facts about this market: https://electricskateboard.com/statistics

## Ask this dataset directly — MCP server

This file is a snapshot; the server answers live questions about any product we track.

- Endpoint: https://electricskateboard.com/mcp — JSON-RPC 2.0 over HTTP POST (streamable-http, stateless).
  A GET on the same address returns the server card and the corpus size.
- Tools: search_products, product_price, todays_deals, fake_sales, price_history,
  where_to_buy.
- No key, no account, no rate limit to negotiate. Answers carry the shop, the currency
  and a link the reader can check, and say "unknown" where we have not measured.

## What we can answer, and what the answer rests on

**"Is this discount real?"** — We compare the shop's own struck-through price against
what every other shop we track charges for the same product today. Right now
948 products are advertised at a discount by one shop while another
shop quietly charges less. A struck-through price only counts as a sale when it takes off
at least 3% and at least $1: below that, a merchant who crosses out five cents is not
claiming anything. https://electricskateboard.com/traps

**"Who is cheapest for this product?"** — Only answerable where two or more shops carry
it: 18,909 products, of which 13,442 show a genuine gap. The rest are
carried by a single shop (93.2% of the corpus), and we say so instead of inventing
a comparison. 5,076 products are cheaper at one shop than at every other
shop today. https://electricskateboard.com/deals

**"Did the price just move?"** — We read each shop twice a day and keep what changed
between two readings of that same shop: 184 prices fell,
11,848 reached the lowest figure we have ever measured for that
product. https://electricskateboard.com/drops and https://electricskateboard.com/lowest

**"Is it cheaper than it used to be?"** — For 1,078 products, a
dated Internet Archive capture of the shop's own page shows it costing MORE years ago
than it costs today, in plain dollars before inflation. Median depth of that comparison:
3 years.
https://electricskateboard.com/cheaper

**"Should I buy now or wait?"** — We answer it explicitly, and we refuse to score it out
of 100: with about one archived reading per product, a score would dress a single data
point as a trend. What we do say is which of the four verdicts applies, and on what
evidence. https://electricskateboard.com/method

## Today in numbers

- products published: 276,650 · variants read: 2,066,532
- shops: 486 in 16 countries, 11 currencies
- carried by 2+ shops: 18,909 (6.8%) · with a real gap: 13,442
- single-shop products: 257,741 (93.2%)
- cheaper here than anywhere else today: 5,076
- advertised discounts beaten by another shop: 948
- price falls since our previous reading: 184
- new all-time lows in our record: 11,848
- cheaper today than an archived capture years ago: 1,078

## How a verdict is decided

- **Real deal** — in stock, and either genuinely marked down by its own shop while a
  second shop confirms the level, or strictly cheaper than the next shop.
- **Fake sale** — a shop advertises a markdown while another shop's plain price is lower.
- **Drop** — the price at one shop is lower than at our previous reading of that same shop.
- **New low** — lower than any figure we have recorded for that product, and it is the
  price actually on offer, not a low reached by some other size or colour.
- **Only shop** — no other shop we track carries it. That is a measurement too, and the
  only one a single merchant can never make about itself.
- A price captured while the page said out of stock never counts as a low. Stock has three
  states, and "the capture does not say" is not "out of stock".

## What we refuse to claim

- **We never convert currencies to compare.** Every comparison happens inside one
  currency. A list can be *displayed* in one currency on request; those figures carry a
  tilde, the Bank of Canada rate and its date. The measured figure is the one on the
  product page.
- **We do not know where a shop ships TO** — only where it ships from.
- **An archived price is never one of our readings.** It can only remove a claim, never
  create one: if a dated capture shows the page cheaper than we ever saw it, we drop
  "lowest we have seen" and cite the capture instead, with its date and a link.
- **We are not a shop and we take no payment to move a product up a list.**
- Our own record starts August 27, 2026. Anything older comes from a third-party capture, and
  is labelled as such.

## Questions we answer with a measurement

These are the only pages on the site that answer a question rather than describe a
product. Every figure in them is recomputed when the site rebuilds, twice a day; the
wording of each question never changes, so a citation stays valid.

- **How much does an electric skateboard cost?** Median USD 899, middle half 549–1,400, on 222 complete boards. https://electricskateboard.com/how-much-does-an-electric-skateboard-cost
- **How many advertised discounts are real?** 63.5% of the 6,917 we can check against a competitor are beaten or inflated. Announced discount, median 30%; what it is really worth, median 17%. https://electricskateboard.com/fake-discounts
- **Is Black Friday actually cheaper?** No, not measurably. November sits -0.13% from the average of its own page, inside a twelve-month band of -0.87% to 0.68%. https://electricskateboard.com/black-friday
- **Do prices go up or down over time?** Of 20,077 pages we hold two or more dated captures for, 13,384 show the same price years apart; 4,061 rose and 2,632 fell. https://electricskateboard.com/price-history
- **What costs less today than years ago?** 1,594 products, median reach 3.6 years, each with a link to the dated capture. https://electricskateboard.com/how-prices-age
- **What do parts cost?** 1,162 parts in USD across 5 categories, from protective gear (median US$50) to wheels and tires (median US$99). https://electricskateboard.com/what-electric-skateboard-parts-cost
- **Which brands can be price-compared?** Only 1,904 of 5,448 brands are carried by two or more independent shops. https://electricskateboard.com/who-sells-what
- **What does it cost in each country?** 16 countries, each in its own currency, never converted. https://electricskateboard.com/prices-by-country
- **What sold out everywhere?** 5,086 products that two or more independent shops carried are now out of stock at every one of them. (A further 57,405 are unavailable at the only shop listing them — a much weaker statement, and we keep the two apart.) https://electricskateboard.com/sold-out-everywhere

- **How much do skate shoes cost?** Median US$75, middle half 56–100, on 50,462 listings. https://electricskateboard.com/how-much-do-skate-shoes-cost
- **What does a complete skate setup cost?** US$375 adding the median of every part; US$270 to US$555 across the quartiles. https://electricskateboard.com/what-a-skateboard-setup-costs
- **What sells out first?** soulier lead at 65.1% of listings unavailable. https://electricskateboard.com/what-sells-out
- **Which shops are always on sale?** 59 of 366 shops keep more than half their catalogue marked down at all times. https://electricskateboard.com/always-on-sale
- **Is it cheaper to buy direct from the brand?** Usually not: on 10,905 products sold both ways the brand is cheaper 2% of the time, a retailer 6.5%, and 91.5% are identical. https://electricskateboard.com/brand-or-retailer
- **How often does a price actually change?** In 54 days of twice-daily readings, 344,889 listings moved at all and 108,888 moved more than once. https://electricskateboard.com/how-often-prices-change
- **What does a skate shop actually stock?** The real inventory mix across every shop we read. Boards are a minority of it. https://electricskateboard.com/what-shops-stock

## Onewheel

Every Onewheel model, read at every shop twice a day, in each shop's own currency (never converted).
- **Onewheel GT S-Series Rally XL** — lowest in stock: CA$5099.00 at epiccycles.ca, US$3250.00 at focusmadison.com, A$6349.00 at benbucklerboards.com.au, 3299.00 GBP at personalelectrictransport.co.uk. 11 shops. https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel/gt-s-rally-xl
- **Onewheel GT S-Series Rally Edition** — lowest in stock: 3999.99 EUR at voltride.com, US$3500.00 at wheelzenrides.com. 3 shops. https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel/gt-s-rally
- **Onewheel GT S-Series** — US$2900.00 on onewheel.com; lowest in stock: US$2900.00 at onewheel.com, CA$4275.00 at epiccycles.ca, 3250.00 EUR at rideonexperience.com, A$5749.00 at benbucklerboards.com.au, 2899.00 GBP at personalelectrictransport.co.uk. 19 shops. https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel/gt-s-series
- **Onewheel GT** — US$2300.00 on onewheel.com; lowest in stock: US$2000.00 at boostedusa.com, CA$3300.00 at chargedcanada.com, 2450.00 EUR at rideonexperience.com, A$3999.00 at benbucklerboards.com.au, 2249.00 GBP at personalelectrictransport.co.uk. 14 shops. https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel/gt
- **Onewheel XR Classic** — US$1900.00 on onewheel.com; lowest in stock: US$1900.00 at onewheel.com, CA$2700.00 at versusproshop.com, A$3299.99 at twelveboardstore.com.au, 2200.00 EUR at rideonexperience.com. 18 shops. https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel/xr-classic
- **Onewheel Pint X** — US$1200.00 on onewheel.com; lowest in stock: US$1100.00 at ridechargedwheels.com, CA$1750.00 at epiccycles.ca, A$2599.00 at benbucklerboards.com.au. 11 shops. https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel/pint-x
- **Onewheel Pint S** — lowest in stock: 1699.99 EUR at voltride.com, A$2899.00 at benbucklerboards.com.au, CA$2174.95 at longboarderlabs.com, 1475.00 GBP at personalelectrictransport.co.uk, US$1400.00 at thuroshop.com. 8 shops. https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel/pint-s
- **How much does a Onewheel cost?** Every model with the maker's price history from dated Internet Archive captures: https://electricskateboard.com/how-much-does-a-onewheel-cost
- **Are Onewheels legal?** Of the 99 jurisdictions we read (US, Canada, Australia and 10 more countries), 8 name a one-wheel board: Utah (bicycle rules, no licence), Quebec (pilot project; 500 W, 25 km/h, 36 kg), Queensland and Tasmania (personal mobility devices) allow it; British Columbia, New York, Victoria and the Netherlands keep it off public roads. https://electricskateboard.com/are-onewheels-legal
- **Used Onewheel prices** at shops, against new, same model and currency: https://electricskateboard.com/used-onewheel-prices
- **Onewheel vs electric skateboard**, price and law: https://electricskateboard.com/onewheel-vs-electric-skateboard

## Where you can legally ride

⚠ This is the ONLY section of this file not measured by us. We read public statutes and
quote them with the section number, the date we read them and a link. We never say
"you may ride" — we say what the text says. Laws change; every citation carries its date.
- **Alabama** — no statute names the device. Sources: Code of Ala. § 32-1-1.1(17), (35), (62), (66), (88), Code of Ala. § 32-19-2. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/alabama
- **Alaska** — no statute names the device. Sources: AS 28.90.990(a)(14), (20), AS 28.10.011, AS 28.15.011(b), 28.15.021(5), (7), 13 AAC 02.395(e), 13 AAC 02.487. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/alaska
- **Arizona** — named in law, with no operating rules. Sources: Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 28-101, Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 28-819. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/arizona
- **Arkansas** — no statute names the device. Sources: Ark. Code § 27-49-114(8), (13), Ark. Code § 27-51-1902(1). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/arkansas
- **California** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Cal. Veh. Code § 313.5, Cal. Veh. Code § 21294, Cal. Veh. Code § 21292, Cal. Veh. Code § 21293. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/california
- **Colorado** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: C.R.S. § 42-1-102, C.R.S. § 42-4-109(9). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/colorado
- **Connecticut** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Conn. Gen. Stat. § 14-1, Conn. Gen. Stat. § 14-12(a). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/connecticut
- **Delaware** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: 21 Del. C. § 101(42), 21 Del. C. § 4198N. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/delaware
- **Florida** — no statute names the device. Sources: Fla. Stat. § 316.003. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/florida
- **Georgia** — no statute names the device. Sources: O.C.G.A. § 40-1-1, Georgia Department of Public Safety — Low-speed and small vehicles. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/georgia
- **Hawaii** — no statute names the device. Sources: HRS § 291C-1, HRS § 286-41(a), HRS § 291C-148, HRS § 291C-139.5, HRS § 291C-163(a)(21). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/hawaii
- **Idaho** — no statute names the device. Sources: Idaho Code § 49-123(2)(h), Idaho Code § 49-106(2), Idaho Code § 49-716(1), Idaho Code § 49-208(1)(s). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/idaho
- **Illinois** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: 625 ILCS 5/1-217, 625 ILCS 5/1-146, 625 ILCS 5/1-140.11, 625 ILCS 5/3-401, 625 ILCS 5/11-1518. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/illinois
- **Indiana** — no statute names the device. Sources: Ind. Code §§ 9-13-2-49.4, 9-13-2-105, 9-18.1-2-2, 9-18.1-2-3. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/indiana
- **Iowa** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Iowa Code § 321.1(51), (51A). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/iowa
- **Kansas** — no statute names the device. Sources: K.S.A. 8-1498, K.S.A. 8-15,113, K.S.A. 8-1437, K.S.A. 8-127(a), K.S.A. 8-128(a). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/kansas
- **Kentucky** — no statute names the device. Sources: KRS 189.010(8), (19), (26), KRS 186.010(4), KRS 186.020(1). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/kentucky
- **Louisiana** — no statute names the device. Sources: La. R.S. 32:1(47), (50), (61), (110), La. R.S. 32:300.1.1(B), La. R.S. 32:300.2(B), La. R.S. 32:206(E), La. R.S. 32:51. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/louisiana
- **Maine** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: 29-A M.R.S. § 101, 29-A M.R.S. § 351. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/maine
- **Maryland** — no statute names the device. Sources: Md. Code, Transp. § 11-135, Md. Code, Transp. § 11-117.2, Md. Code, Transp. § 21-101(j), (m), Md. Code, Transp. § 21-1204(e), Md. Code, Transp. § 13-402(a)(1). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/maryland
- **Massachusetts** — no statute names the device. Sources: M.G.L. c. 90, § 1, M.G.L. c. 90, § 9. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/massachusetts
- **Michigan** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: MCL 257.13f, MCL 257.33, MCL 257.657, MCL 257.660(1), (3)–(6), (11)–(15), MCL 257.658(3), (4), MCL 257.662(1), (3). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/michigan
- **Minnesota** — no statute names the device. Sources: Minn. Stat. § 169.011, subd. 42, 46, Minn. Stat. § 169.222, subd. 3, Minn. Stat. § 168.002, subd. 18, Minn. Stat. § 168.09, subd. 1, Minn. Stat. §§ 171.01, subd. 39; 171.02, subd. 1. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/minnesota
- **Mississippi** — no statute names the device. Sources: Miss. Code § 63-3-103(b), (h), Miss. Code § 63-3-121(d), Miss. Code § 63-3-208. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/mississippi
- **Missouri** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Mo. Rev. Stat. § 301.010, Mo. Rev. Stat. § 301.020. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/missouri
- **Montana** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Mont. Code Ann. § 61-1-101(45), Mont. Code Ann. § 61-8-375. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/montana
- **Nebraska** — no statute names the device. Sources: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-638, Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-362(1), Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-339, Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-676.01(6), Neb. Rev. Stat. § 60-680(1)(u). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/nebraska
- **Nevada** — no statute names the device. Sources: NRS 482.029, 482.0295, 482.075, 482.135, NRS 484B.773, 484B.785. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/nevada
- **New Hampshire** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: N.H. Rev. Stat. § 259:60, N.H. Rev. Stat. § 261:40. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-hampshire
- **New Jersey** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: N.J.S.A. 39:1-1, N.J.S.A. 39:4-14.12, N.J.S.A. 39:4-14.13, N.J.S.A. 39:4-14.14, N.J.S.A. 39:4-14.15(h). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-jersey
- **New Mexico** — no statute names the device. Sources: NMSA 1978, §§ 66-1-4.5(B), 66-1-4.11(H), 66-1-4.19(F), 66-3-1(A). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-mexico
- **New York** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: NY Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee — Micromobility. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-york
- **North Carolina** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-4.01, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-50(a). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/north-carolina
- **North Dakota** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: N.D. Cent. Code § 39-01-01. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/north-dakota
- **Ohio** — no statute names the device. Sources: Ohio Rev. Code § 4511.01(A), (B), (X), (WWW), Ohio Rev. Code § 4501.01(B), Ohio Rev. Code § 4503.11(A), Ohio Rev. Code § 4511.54(A). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/ohio
- **Oklahoma** — no statute names the device. Sources: 47 O.S. § 1-133.3, 47 O.S. §§ 1-114A, 1-186, 47 O.S. § 1-134. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/oklahoma
- **Oregon** — no statute names the device. Sources: ORS 801.348, 801.360, 801.608, ORS 814.512, 814.600. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/oregon
- **Pennsylvania** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: 75 Pa.C.S. § 102, 75 Pa.C.S. § 1301, 75 Pa.C.S. § 3703. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/pennsylvania
- **Rhode Island** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: R.I. Gen. Laws § 31-1-3. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/rhode-island
- **South Carolina** — no statute names the device. Sources: S.C. Code § 56-1-10(7), (26), (28), S.C. Code § 56-5-3310(A), (B), S.C. Code § 56-3-110. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/south-carolina
- **South Dakota** — no statute names the device. Sources: SDCL 32-27-1.1, SDCL 32-26-21.4, SDCL 32-26-21.2, SDCL 32-14-1(17). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/south-dakota
- **Tennessee** — no statute names the device. Sources: Tenn. Code § 55-8-101(21), (41), (50). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/tennessee
- **Texas** — no statute names the device. Sources: Tex. Transp. Code § 551.351. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/texas
- **Utah** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Utah Code § 41-6a-102(22), (32), (50), (75), Utah Code § 41-6a-1122, Utah Code § 41-6a-1511(1)–(5), Utah Code § 41-6a-1505(1). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/utah
- **Vermont** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: 23 V.S.A. § 4, 23 V.S.A. § 301. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/vermont
- **Virginia** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Va. Code § 46.2-100, Va. Code § 46.2-904. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/virginia
- **Washington** — no statute names the device. Sources: Wash. Rev. Code § 46.04.336. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/washington
- **West Virginia** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: W. Va. Code § 17A-1-1. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/west-virginia
- **Wisconsin** — no statute names the device. Sources: Wis. Stat. § 340.01(15ps), (35), (43m), Wis. Stat. § 346.78, Wis. Stat. § 341.04(1), Wis. Stat. §§ 341.05, 341.058. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/wisconsin
- **Wyoming** — named in law, with no operating rules. Sources: Wyo. Stat. § 31-1-101(a)(xv), (xxix), Wyo. Stat. § 31-5-.... https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/wyoming
- **Alberta** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Alberta Transportation — Rules & Regulations Applying to Small Vehicles. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/alberta
- **British Columbia** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Province of British Columbia — Personal mobility devices, B.C. Reg. 247/2023. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/british-columbia
- **Manitoba** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: The Highway Traffic Act, C.C.S.M. c. H60, The Drivers and Vehicles Act, C.C.S.M. c. D104, s. 4(1). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/manitoba
- **New Brunswick** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Motor Vehicle Act, RSNB 1973 c. M-17. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-brunswick
- **Newfoundland and Labrador** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Highway Traffic Act, RSNL 1990 c. H-3. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/newfoundland-and-labrador
- **Northwest Territories** — no statute names the device. Sources: Motor Vehicles Act, RSNWT 1988, c M-16, ss 1, 5, 66(1), 247, 347(1). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/northwest-territories
- **Nova Scotia** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Motor Vehicle Act, RSNS 1989 c. 293. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/nova-scotia
- **Nunavut** — no statute names the device. Sources: Traffic Safety Act, RSNWT (Nu) 1988, c M-16, ss 1, 5, 66(1), 247, 347(1)(v). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/nunavut
- **Ontario** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: City of Toronto — Other Micromobility Devices. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/ontario
- **Prince Edward Island** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Highway Traffic Act, RSPEI 1988 c. H-5. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/prince-edward-island
- **Quebec** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: RLRQ c. C-24.2, r. 39.1.002. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/quebec
- **Saskatchewan** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: The Traffic Safety Act, SS 2004, c T-18.1, ss 2(1)(k), (r), (ccc), 32(1), 57(1), The Limited Speed Motor Vehicle Regulations, RRS c T-18.1 Reg 19, ss 2, 6, 7. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/saskatchewan
- **Yukon** — no statute names the device. Sources: Motor Vehicles Act, RSY 2002, c 153, ss 1, 39(1), 145, Motor Vehicles Regulations, CO 1978/120. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/yukon
- **Australian Capital Territory** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Road Transport (Road Rules) Regulation 2017 (ACT), s 18A and Division 14.3 (ss 244D–244L), City Services ACT, “E-scooters and personal mobility devices”. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/australian-capital-territory
- **New South Wales** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Transport for NSW / NSW Government, “Where to ride bicycles, e-bikes and other wheeled devices in NSW”, Transport for NSW, Centre for Road Safety, “Skateboards, foot scooters and rollerblades”, Transport for NSW, Centre for Road Safety, “E-scooters”, NSW Government, “Legalising e-scooter riding in public places”, NSW Government, “Riding bikes, e-bikes and e-scooters in NSW”. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-south-wales
- **Northern Territory** — no statute names the device. Sources: NT.GOV.AU, “Electric scooters and bikes”, Traffic Regulations 1999 (NT), as in force at 28 May 2026. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/northern-territory
- **Queensland** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Queensland Government (TMR), “Rules for personal mobility devices”, Transport Operations (Road Use Management—Road Rules) Regulation 2009 (Qld), ss 15A and 24C, Queensland Government, “Skateboards, foot scooters and similar”. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/queensland
- **South Australia** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: SA.GOV.AU (Department for Infrastructure and Transport), “Personal mobility devices”. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/south-australia
- **Tasmania** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Transport Tasmania (Department of State Growth), “Personal mobility devices”. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/tasmania
- **Victoria** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Transport Victoria (Department of Transport and Planning), “Hoverboards and similar devices”, Transport Victoria, “Skateboards, foot scooters and roller blades”, Transport Victoria, “E-scooter road rules”. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/victoria
- **Western Australia** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Road Traffic Code 2000 (WA), rr 3A, 15, 210B, 223B, 228, Road Safety Commission (WA Government), “eRideables”, Department of Transport (WA), “Frequently asked questions” (Active transport). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/western-australia
- **Austria** — no statute names the device. Sources: § 2 StVO 1960, § 88 StVO 1960, § 68a StVO 1960, oesterreich.gv.at — Spielen auf der Straße. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/austria
- **Belgium** — no statute names the device. Sources: AR 1er décembre 1975 (Code de la route), arts. 2.15.2, 7bis, 9.1.2, AR 3 juin 2024 relatif au Code de la voie publique, arts. 2, 8, 9, 43, 86, AGRBC 29 août 2024, arts. 1, 8, 25, 26; AGF 19 juillet 2024, arts. 12, 61, 62; AGW 17 juillet 2025, arts. 8, 29, 30, AR 1er décembre 1975, arts. 8.2, 36, 82bis (codedelaroute.be). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/belgium
- **Denmark** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: BEK nr. 41 af 14/01/2019, §§ 1–12, BEK nr. 56 af 19/01/2021 (§ 12 a), Færdselsloven (LBK nr. 118 af 12/01/2026), § 49, stk. 5, Færdselsstyrelsen, Forsøgsordninger. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/denmark
- **France** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Art. R311-1 (6.14–6.16) Code de la route, Art. R412-43-1 to R412-43-3 Code de la route, Service-public.fr F308. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/france
- **Germany** — no statute names the device. Sources: §§ 1–3, 10 eKFV, § 1 StVG, §§ 1, 3 FZV, § 1 PflVG, BMV FAQ. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/germany
- **Hong Kong** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Transport Department, Electric Mobility Devices, Road Traffic Ordinance (Cap. 374), s. 2, LegCo Panel on Transport, LC Paper No. CB(4)571/2023(05), 16 June 2023, Transport Department leaflet, EMD ban 2025 (English). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/hong-kong
- **Ireland** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Road Traffic and Roads Act 2023 (No. 16 of 2023), Part 12 (ss. 16–41), S.I. No. 224 of 2024, reg. 3, S.I. No. 199 of 2024, reg. 2, Road Safety Authority, E-scooters. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/ireland
- **Italy** — no statute names the device. Sources: Legge 27 dicembre 2019, n. 160, art. 1, commi 75–75-vicies quinquies, D.M. 4 giugno 2019, artt. 2 e 7, D.L. 30 dicembre 2019, n. 162, art. 33-bis, and its amendment history, D.Lgs. 30 aprile 1992, n. 285, art. 190, and its amendment history, Legge 25 novembre 2024, n. 177, artt. 14 e 35. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/italy
- **Japan** — no statute names the device. Sources: 道路交通法 (Road Traffic Act), arts. 2(1)(x), 17, 17-2, 64, 64-2, 道路交通法施行規則 (Enforcement Regulation), arts. 1-2, 1-2-2, National Police Agency, 特定小型原動機付自転車に関する交通ルール等について. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/japan
- **Netherlands** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Rijksoverheid.nl — Verboden voertuigen op de weg en stoep, Art. 1 Wegenverkeerswet 1994. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/netherlands
- **New Zealand** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: NZTA Waka Kotahi, Low-powered vehicle requirements, Land Transport Act 1998, ss. 2(1) and 168A, Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2004, cl. 1.6, 11.1, 11.1A, 11.8. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-zealand
- **Norway** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: FOR-2022-05-25-918, §§ 3–4, FOR-1986-03-21-747 (trafikkregler), §§ 5, 20, FOR-1990-01-25-92 (bruk av kjøretøy), § 3-1, Statens vegvesen, Trafikkregler for elsparkesykler, Statens vegvesen, Traffic rules for electric scooters (English). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/norway
- **Poland** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Prawo o ruchu drogowym, art. 2 pkt 32 i 47c, art. 20 ust. 6 pkt 4, art. 33b–33d, Ustawa z dnia 17 października 2025 r. (Dz.U. 2025 poz. 1676), art. 1 pkt 4 i 5, Komenda Powiatowa Policji w Grójcu, 25.08.2022. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/poland
- **Portugal** — no statute names the device. Sources: Código da Estrada, arts. 17, 78, 104 and 112 (as amended by DL 102-B/2020, in force 8 January 2021). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/portugal
- **Singapore** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Active Mobility Act 2017, s. 2(1), Road Traffic Act 1961, s. 5A, Active Mobility Act 2017, Part 3 (ss. 16, 19), LTA, Where active mobility devices are allowed (9 March 2026), LTA, Rules & Code of Conduct, Active Mobility Act 2017, Part 4 (s. 33). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/singapore
- **South Korea** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: 도로교통법 (Road Traffic Act), arts. 2(19), 2(19-2), 2(21-2), 13, 13-2, 43, 50(3), 80, 도로교통법 시행규칙 (Enforcement Rule), art. 2-3, 찾기쉬운 생활법령정보, 전동킥보드 등 이해하기, 전주시, 개인형 이동장치(PM). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/south-korea
- **Spain** — no statute names the device. Sources: Art. 22 bis and Annex II Reglamento General de Vehículos, Real Decreto 52/2026, Annex XXI, Manual de características de los VMP, Section 7, Arts. 38, 118, 152, 155 Reglamento General de Circulación, DGT — En patinete, DGT — Micromovilidad. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/spain
- **Sweden** — no statute names the device. Sources: Lag (2001:559) om vägtrafikdefinitioner, 2 § (Cykel; Moped klass II), Trafikförordning (1998:1276), 1 kap. 4 §, 3 kap. 6 och 12 a §§, 6 kap. 4 a §, Transportstyrelsen, Cykel, Regeringen, uppdrag LI2026/01520 (25 August 2026). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/sweden
- **Switzerland** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: ASTRA — Vorschriften für Fahrzeuge des Langsamverkehrs, ASTRA blog — Elektrische Trendfahrzeuge, ASTRA — Vorschriften über Zulassung und Betrieb von Motorfahrrädern, Art. 18, 175 VTS (SR 741.41). https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/switzerland
- **United Kingdom** — not allowed on public roads. Sources: Road Traffic Act 1988, s. 185, DfT, Future of Transport Regulatory Review: Call for Evidence (March 2020), Figure B, DfT information sheet: Powered transporters (updated 13 July 2020), Highway Act 1835, s. 72, Road Traffic Act 1988, s. 34, Road Traffic Act 1988, s. 21, GOV.UK, E-scooter trials: guidance for users. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/united-kingdom
- **Chicago** — specific law, with conditions. Sources: Municipal Code of Chicago § 9-4-010, Municipal Code of Chicago § 9-52-130, Municipal Code of Chicago § 9-52-020. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/chicago
- **Los Angeles** — no statute names the device. Sources: Los Angeles Municipal Code § 56.15, Los Angeles Municipal Code § 63.44. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/los-angeles
- **Montréal** — no statute names the device. Sources: R.R.V.M., c. C-4.1 (Ville-Marie consolidation, 5 Sept. 2026), art. 23, R.R.V.M., c. C-4.1 (Le Plateau-Mont-Royal consolidation), art. 24.1 and 24.3, Règlement 10-020, art. 1, 9 and 12, Ville de Montréal, Règlements dans les parcs. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/montreal
- **New York City** — no statute names the device. Sources: NYC Administrative Code § 19-176.1, NYC Administrative Code § 19-176.2, Rules of the City of New York, Title 56 (Parks), § 1-05. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/new-york-city
- **San Francisco** — no statute names the device. Sources: San Francisco Transportation Code § 7.2.13, San Francisco Park Code § 3.05, San Francisco Park Code § 6.01. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/san-francisco
- **Seattle** — no statute names the device. Sources: Seattle Municipal Code ch. 11.14 (11.14.186, 11.14.333), Seattle Municipal Code ch. 11.40 and 11.46, Seattle Municipal Code ch. 18.12 and § 18.16.150. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/seattle
- **Toronto** — no statute names the device. Sources: Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 950 (Traffic and Parking), §§ 950-101, 950-202, 950-300, Toronto Municipal Code, Chapter 608 (Parks), §§ 608-1, 608-23, 608-26, 608-32. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/toronto
- **Vancouver** — no statute names the device. Sources: Street and Traffic By-law No. 2849, ss. 2 (definitions), 60G, 77, 77A, 89A. https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride/vancouver
- Every US state and Canadian province, with what we have and have not read: https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride
- The whole survey as a dataset (CC BY 4.0), one row per jurisdiction with status, rules, sections and read dates: https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride.json · https://electricskateboard.com/where-can-i-ride.csv
- Recalls of electric personal vehicles from five regulators (CPSC, Health Canada, EU Safety Gate, UK OPSS, ACCC), official number and link for each: https://electricskateboard.com/recalls · https://electricskateboard.com/recalls.json · https://electricskateboard.com/recalls.csv
- Helmet and minimum-age rules, jurisdiction by jurisdiction: https://electricskateboard.com/helmet-and-age-rules
- **Can you ride an electric skateboard on the sidewalk?** Michigan and Virginia open it in writing (yield to pedestrians, signal before passing); Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Alberta close it, and the City of Toronto says no; most states leave it to cities. https://electricskateboard.com/can-you-ride-an-electric-skateboard-on-the-sidewalk
- **How much does an electric unicycle cost?** Every model two or more shops sell new, by brand (InMotion, King Song, Begode, Veteran, Nosfet), in each shop's own currency: https://electricskateboard.com/how-much-does-an-electric-unicycle-cost — one page per model under https://electricskateboard.com/electric-unicycle/
- **Are electric unicycles legal?** 13 of the 81 jurisdictions we read name the electric unicycle: Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Singapore and France allow it; New York, Victoria, New South Wales, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Switzerland and the Netherlands keep it off public roads. https://electricskateboard.com/are-electric-unicycles-legal
- **How much does it cost to repair a Onewheel?** Tire or tube: median US$119 (middle half 109–125, 36 listings); Charger: median US$100 (middle half 100–130, 18 listings); Footpads: median US$103 (middle half 92–150, 46 listings); Fender: median US$75 (middle half 50–100, 35 listings); Rail guards and bumpers: median US$53 (middle half 28–118, 58 listings); Handle: median US$40 (middle half 35–45, 6 listings). https://electricskateboard.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-repair-a-onewheel
- **How much does it cost to repair an electric unicycle?** Tire or tube: median US$52 (middle half 39–62, 82 listings); Charger: median US$140 (middle half 98–160, 28 listings); Battery or BMS: median US$575 (middle half 226–923, 58 listings); Controller (ESC, control board): median US$249 (middle half 172–329, 99 listings); Motor or hub: median US$400 (middle half 290–499, 69 listings); Power pads: median US$58 (middle half 42–90, 70 listings); Handle: median US$39 (middle half 29–74, 134 listings); Rail guards and bumpers: median US$38 (middle half 32–41, 47 listings); Fender: median US$39 (middle half 25–45, 42 listings). https://electricskateboard.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-repair-an-electric-unicycle
- **How much does it cost to repair an electric skateboard?** Battery or BMS: median US$265 (middle half 143–420, 101 listings); Controller (ESC, control board): median US$100 (middle half 70–140, 54 listings); Remote: median US$59 (middle half 40–142, 59 listings); Charger: median US$69 (middle half 40–109, 47 listings); Motor or hub: median US$99 (middle half 69–147, 118 listings); Belt or pulley: median US$39 (middle half 27–70, 66 listings); Wheels: median US$119 (middle half 50–160, 111 listings); Tire or tube: median US$45 (middle half 30–115, 58 listings). https://electricskateboard.com/how-much-does-it-cost-to-repair-an-electric-skateboard
- **Glossary, with legal definitions:** what an electric skateboard is called in law — “electrically motorized board” (California), “motorized skateboard” (New Jersey), EDPM (France), PMD (Singapore, several Australian states), “powered transporter” (UK), EMD (Hong Kong) — each quoted from its law. https://electricskateboard.com/electric-skateboard-glossary
- **Are hoverboards legal?** 13 of the 81 jurisdictions we read name the hoverboard: New York, British Columbia, Victoria, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Hong Kong keep it off public roads; Tasmania, Western Australia, Singapore and France allow it under conditions; Austria treats it like a skateboard. https://electricskateboard.com/are-hoverboards-legal
- **Can you bring a hoverboard on a plane or a train?** 27 of 30 airlines refuse it, 24 by name; Amtrak and NJ Transit ban it; VIA Rail takes one as carry-on with the battery unplugged. https://electricskateboard.com/can-you-bring-a-hoverboard-on-a-plane
- **Are electric skateboards waterproof?** No: of 20 makers read, 12 publish a board water rating (from IP53 to IP56/IPX6, none rated for immersion) and 14 exclude or limit water damage in their warranty; Onewheel publishes no rating and does not cover water damage. https://electricskateboard.com/are-electric-skateboards-waterproof · data: https://electricskateboard.com/waterproof-ratings.json
- **Can you bring an electric skateboard on a plane?** Almost never: of 30 airlines read, 23 refuse it in cabin and hold, 14 by name (Air Canada, Porter, Delta, United, JetBlue, British Airways, Air France, KLM…); Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Qatar and Singapore even with the battery removed. IATA forbids any such device whose battery exceeds 160 Wh; the FAA requires airline approval above 100 Wh. Air Transat bans the Onewheel by name. https://electricskateboard.com/can-you-bring-an-electric-skateboard-on-a-plane · data: https://electricskateboard.com/airline-rules.json
- **Can you take an electric skateboard on the subway, bus or train?** Of 32 US and Canadian transit agencies read, only VIA Rail names it (carry-on, battery unplugged, stored in the baggage tower). Montreal's STM bans any battery-powered device with at least one wheel; PATH bans electric vehicles; Toronto's TTC bans lithium-ion micromobility devices November 15 to April 15; Amtrak bans the OneWheel by name. Riding in stations is forbidden everywhere it is addressed. https://electricskateboard.com/can-you-take-an-electric-skateboard-on-the-subway · data: https://electricskateboard.com/transit-rules.json
- **Can you ride one in a bike lane?** California (Class II and IV bikeways, 15 mph), Quebec (physically separated cycle lanes) and Virginia (shared-use paths) open them in writing; Toronto closes painted and protected bike lanes. https://electricskateboard.com/can-you-ride-an-electric-skateboard-in-a-bike-lane

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