The installed soft leather saddle of Airwheel A3 electric scooter with seat offers much more comfortable riding experience. With the sitting-posture of riding, the stress of the whole body will not be merely concentrated on two le...
Airwheel Z5 accords with principles of ergonomics, and changes the side standing which easily cause fatigue. It is the anterior standing design that realizes the comfortable riding experience.
A harmonious life is also a life with a harmonious relationship between life and environment. As we know, the Airwheel S8 2-wheeled electric scooter is powered by electricity, a kind of clean and pollution free energy.
For many laborious office workers, what traffic jam brings to them is that too much valuable time has been wasted on the way. They have no choice but to get up earlier and get home later.
Lately, Mr. Stephano Smars, Consul of Consulate General of the Kingdom of Belgium in Shanghai has experienced Airwheel S8, one of the new products of Airwheel in 2016 and he thinks highly of S8 sitting-posture electric scooter.
Airwheel R5 makes people healthier. Riding Airwheel R5 is a kind of aerobic exercise. R5 electric moped bicycle, featured by three ride modes— man-powered, power-assisted and electricity-assisted mode can meet various exercise dem...
Good news is that with the birth of Airwheel E3 electric folding bike, you will not have to wait in the bus station or sigh in a metro station.
If the trip is long, the rider must feel tired. Once the feeling of fatigue comes into the rider, it is less likely for him to experience the fun of riding. The M3 electric air board changes the situation.
While riding Airwheel electric self-balancing scooters, riders are expected to exercise the balance keeping in order for better control. Green hands may get panic when they tend to lose balance and twist their body.
More importantly, C5 cool street bike helmet is capable of taking pictures and shooting videos, with high definition sports camera. Enjoying happiness alone is not as happy as sharing it.
