Begode Electric Unicycle Lineup (2026): Every Model on Begode's Store

The Begode line-up at a glance

Begode electric unicycles on begode.com, October 9, 2026 (all marked sold out)

Model	Pack	Motor (as stated)	No-load speed (Begode)	Tire or wheel	Suspension	Weight	Price band
A2	84V, 300 or 750 Wh	1,000 W rated	Not stated	3.0-10 tubeless	Not stated	Approx. 20 kg (44 lb), 750 Wh version	$398 to $950
C8	84V, 1,500 Wh	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated	Spring and oil, adjustable	Not stated	$880 to $1,800
Falcon	100V, 900 Wh	1,500 W	67 km/h (42 mph)	Street or off-road	Spring, adjustable hydraulic damping	Not stated	$780 to $1,400
Falcon Pro	100.8V, 1,600 or 1,800 Wh	3,000 W	Up to 105 km/h (65 mph), Race Mode	15-inch platform	80 mm	Not stated	$1,400 to $2,900
Falcon Plus	134V, 2,400 Wh	3,500 W	102 km/h (63 mph) off-road mode	3.00-12	90 mm	Approx. 37 kg (82 lb)	$1,980 to $2,580
X-Way	168V, 3,000 Wh	4,500 W	Not stated	Off-road	Adjustable spring shock	Approx. 42 kg (93 lb)	$2,300 to $3,500
Panther	168V, 4,400 Wh	5,000 W	Not stated	22-inch wheel	Not stated	Not stated	$2,500 to $4,400
Race	210V, 3,800 Wh	5,000 W	Up to 200 km/h (124 mph)	20-inch, tubeless	80 mm	Approx. 46 kg (101 lb)	$1,980 to $3,980
X-Max	252V, 4,400 Wh	6,000 W rated / 12,000 W peak	154 km/h (96 mph) off-road mode	20-inch	100 to 130 mm, adjustable	52 kg (115 lb)	$3,580 to $3,900

"Not stated" means the figure did not appear in the product page's text when we read it. Two more models, the Extreme (2,400 Wh, $1,790 on sale) and the Blitz Pro 168V ($1,890 on sale), publish their specifications as images we could not read reliably, so they are left out of the table. Price bands run from Begode's sale price to its regular price; Begode shows prices in dollars, and the A2, Falcon Pro and Falcon Plus pages label them USD. Details for the X-Way and Panther come from their own pages.

Where Begode gives one motor figure, it usually does not say whether it is rated or peak; only the A2 (rated) and X-Max (rated and peak) are labeled. That makes Begode's motors hard to set against InMotion's or King Song's rated figures, which our four-brand comparison covers.

Why Begode's speed figures look so high

Begode quotes the speed the wheel spins with no rider on it, not a riding speed. Its Falcon page calls 67 km/h a "manufacturer-stated no-load speed" and adds that it "is not a guaranteed or recommended real-world riding speed"; the X-Max's 208 km/h Race Mode figure is the same kind of number. Do not compare these with the riding top speeds InMotion and King Song publish, and do not shop on them. A rider who leans past what the motor can deliver can be thrown; our tiltback and cutouts guide explains how wheels warn you first.

Which Begode fits which rider

Smallest: A2

The A2 is a 15-inch wheel on an 84V pack, in a 300 Wh version or a 750 Wh version with Samsung 50GB cells, with a 1,000 W rated motor, a 3.0-10 tubeless tire in street or off-road tread, and an 84V, 1.5 A charger. Begode estimates 15 to 20 km for the 300 Wh version at about 20 km/h with a 70 kg rider, and about 40 km for the 750 Wh version. It is the only Begode a beginner should consider, and it was sold out.

Mid-voltage suspension: C8, Falcon and Falcon Pro

The C8 pairs an 84V, 1,500 Wh pack with adjustable spring-and-oil suspension and a 5 A charger. The Falcon steps to 100V with a 900 Wh pack, a 1,500 W motor and adjustable hydraulic damping. The Falcon Pro carries a 100.8V pack of 1,600 or 1,800 Wh, a 3,000 W motor, 80 mm of travel and a 7 A charger, with charging up to 20 A supported. A 1,600 Wh version with DMEGC cells was pre-order only, with warehouse stock expected in November 2026.

High voltage: Falcon Plus, X-Way, Panther, Race and X-Max

The Falcon Plus moves to 134V and 2,400 Wh with 90 mm of travel and a 5 A charger, at approx. 37 kg (82 lb); Begode expected its first batch at US and EU warehouses around early December 2026. The X-Way and Panther run at 168V with 3,000 and 4,400 Wh packs; the X-Way page says no charger is included, and Begode sells optional fast chargers for both separately. The Race (210V, 3,800 Wh, 80 mm) and X-Max (252V, 4,400 Wh, up to 130 mm, 52 kg) sit at the top. These are heavy, very fast wheels for experienced riders with the strength to handle 82 to 115 lb.

Stock, pre-orders and where Begode ships from

Every product page offered a delivery region: a US warehouse, an EU warehouse, or shipping from Begode's factory in China. Begode's shipping policy says orders may ship from the US, Europe or China depending on stock, that standard shipping is free to most serviceable US areas, and that import tax and customs duty are the buyer's responsibility unless the checkout says otherwise. It also says a wheel, its battery and its charger may arrive separately, and that visible damage or missing items must be reported within 48 hours of delivery. The Panther's pre-order estimate of November 2026 warehouse arrival is, in Begode's words, "not a guaranteed customer delivery date."

Begode at US dealers

US dealers list Begode models that are not on Begode's own store, and some that are, at their own prices with their own warranties. eWheels listed the A1, A2, T4 and T4 Max, Hero, Master and Master Pro, Blitz, X-Way, Panther, Extreme, EX.N, EX30, EX20S and others on October 9, 2026; Alien Rides listed the Mten5 and Future.

Begode store price band vs eWheels list price, October 9, 2026

Model	Begode store (sale to regular)	eWheels
A2	$398 to $950	$1,150
Extreme	$1,790 to $2,400	$2,199
X-Way	$2,300 to $3,499	$2,499 to $3,399
Panther	$2,500 to $4,400	$3,999

The eWheels figures come from its listings for the A2, Extreme, X-Way and Panther. The dealer price buys a different warranty: eWheels gives one year including the battery pack, where Begode's direct warranty supplies replacement parts only. Our where to buy guide compares the channels.

Begode's warranty and returns

Begode warranty periods (from the carrier's delivery date)

Part	Coverage
Motor, battery, controller and mainboard, charger	12 months
Shock absorbers, light assemblies	6 months
Shells, covers, exterior panels, tires	3 months (wear parts)
Pedals, seats, bumpers	3 months

Begode "normally provides the approved replacement part without charging for the part itself"; shipping, labor, diagnostics and taxes are the owner's cost unless Begode agrees in writing, and a replacement part does not restart the warranty. Coverage applies only to wheels bought on begode.com, stays with the original purchaser, and does not pass on with resale or a gift. Wheels bought from a dealer or marketplace go back to that seller first. Water damage is excluded ("Water-resistant features do not make a product waterproof"), as are normal battery capacity loss, over-discharge and storing the battery at the wrong charge. Our warranty comparison sets these terms against InMotion's and King Song's.

Begode's refund policy sets no fixed window for returns that are not about quality; every return needs written approval first, the wheel must be unused with no mileage, and the payment processing cost (generally about 4 to 5%) is kept. Begode pays return shipping only for wrong shipments, qualifying transport damage or confirmed quality problems.

A recall worth knowing about

In December 2022 the CPSC announced recall 23-055 for about 500 Begode and Gotway-branded MSP, Nikola+ and RS wheels sold by eWheels from April 2020 to June 2021, after 14 reports of the batteries catching fire, including one injury. The remedy was a free replacement battery pack from eWheels, and eWheels' recall page says it received no support from Begode for it. If you are looking at a used Begode from those years, our used wheel checklist covers how to check.

Who should skip Begode

Skip Begode as a first wheel, if you want every spec published in text, if you want a warranty that pays shipping and labor, or if you need a wheel delivered this week from the maker. For high-voltage suspension wheels sold through dealers with a dealer warranty, compare Leaperkim's line in our Leaperkim guide.