In reflection of my time cruising around town and tackling hills with the B-ONE Bamboo AT, what stands out is its versatility. From its ability to glide over less-than-perfect surfaces to offering that adrenaline kick when accelerating to top speeds - this board doesn't shy away from challenges.
25 - 30 km
42 km/h
2 × 1500 W, 6368, 170 Kv
10S5P, 15 Ah, 540 Wh
Electric skateboard enthusiasts seeking that sweet blend of speed and rugged capability, look no further than the B-ONE Bamboo AT. This electric longboard, with its pneumatic wheels and belt drive system, offers an alluring combination of urban agility and off-road prowess. Not only does this board invite the seasoned rider to push limits on varied terrains, but it also presents a solid option for beginners wanting to graduate from standard skateboards.
Outfitted with a bamboo deck interlaced with maple layers, the B-ONE Bamboo AT strikes a balance between strength and flexibility. The natural bamboo provides an eco-friendly touch while ensuring resilience for a rider up to 100 kg. Although the board isn't the pure bamboo aesthetic one might expect, its durability is indisputable. Assembling it proved straightforward – I was up and riding without any hitches.
Performance-wise, this e-skateboard is a beast. With a top speed of 42 km/h and a range between 25-30 km, commutes transform into thrilling expeditions. It’s equally adept at cruising with friends as it is zipping down streets or conquering hills with an impressive 30% incline capability. Acceleration feels brisk but manageable; braking is responsive and dependable. However, as much as it excels in performance, novice riders might find the high speeds quite daunting initially.
Powered by dual 1500 W motors, the thrust on this board can be exhilarating. Climbing steep slopes felt effortless, all thanks to these robust motors. The 540 Wh battery adhered closely to advertised specs in terms of longevity but did require strategic planning for longer treks to avoid being caught powerless mid-adventure.
Pneumatic wheels make for a dreamy ride over bumps and cracks that would rattle traditional skateboards. Coupled with the effective braking system, I experienced a sense of security even when navigating through unpredictable cityscapes or rough trails.
Handling this e-skateboard came naturally after a few rides. Whether carving down beachfront paths or weaving through crowded streets, comfort was never compromised. Different environments posed little challenge as transitions from asphalt to dirt paths were handled with finesse.
Maintenance remained minimal throughout my week of testing – mainly cleaning and tightening bolts here and there. When faced with questions about upkeep or potential repairs, customer service was accommodating and quick to assist. While I didn't encounter major issues requiring professional repair, parts availability seemed ample for those preferring DIY solutions.
Extras like the quality remote control contributed significantly to overall enjoyment, offering smooth control transitions which became second nature quickly. There weren't extensive bells and whistles in terms of techy add-ons, but sometimes simplicity pairs well with function for an uncluttered riding experience.
I would rate the B-ONE Bamboo AT 8/10 based on its solid performance across various terrains, user-friendly assembly process, reassuring build quality and reliable battery life - though its speed may overwhelm newer riders.
B-ONE Bamboo AT | |||
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Design | |||
Brand | B-One | ||
Category | e-Skateboard | ||
Weight | 11 kg | ||
Max Load | 100 kg | ||
Performance | |||
Range | 25 - 30 km | ||
Top Speed | 42 km/h | ||
Motor Power | 2 × 1500 W, 6368, 170 Kv | ||
Battery Size | 10S5P, 15 Ah, 540 Wh | ||
Drive Train | 2WD, belt drive, 175 mm pneumatic wheels, 30 % hill climb |