Racing the Electric Scooters

The Singapore company Falcon PEV has a video comparing their products of electric vehicles. The electric scooters used include the MyWay, GoBoard and E-Twow and even a self-balancing scooter that looks like a compact Segway. Check it out for an idea to see how they compare. Do share in the comments if you know of ...

Electric Skateboards

Are they a viable option for the electric kick scooter fan looking for something more extreme? The likes of ZBoard, Boosted Board, and other e-skateboard variants have come to notability through successful kick-starter campaigns and have slowly begun production. I decided to take a brief look at some of the variants of these boards and ...

E-TWOW pre-launches in Singapore

The E-TWOW (pronounced “E-2”) is the lightest weight e-scooter in the market. Weighing in at just under 10kg, it is a very feasible option for last-mile commuting. What it lacks in power, torque and ride comfort, it makes up for it in terms of portability. The 8-inch tubeless tires give the rider some good speed ...

Patgear’s Woes

After our previous article on Patgear clones, we have since received a few such feedback from other patgear users out there who have had different experiences with the original Patgear. The French electric scooter blog www.etrott.com and http://etrotti.net and wrote to us citing their experiences in France. It’s a shame that the most expensive and fragile ...

HUVr Board

“This Board has more technology than the satellites that went into space…” I hope no one really thought the HUVr board was actually real. One day, but not today. In the meantime, most of us earthlings who still require a hoverboard with self-balancing wheels to get around. Check out the Deux here at Falcon PEV, ...

Growing presence of kick scooters in Singapore

Kick scooters (or skate scooters, footbikes, push scooters whatever you call it) is a growing presence in the streets of Singapore. Blessed with the right infrastructure and with the Singapore government’s long-term plans to develop 700km (!) of bike lanes and park connectors all around this tiny island of 700km2, these bicycle alternatives are sprouting up and the ...