Image provenance
Image credits & permissions
How the original diagrams, editorial illustrations and supplied identity images are used.
Editorial lifestyle visuals
The urban riding, park-route and workshop visuals were generated for Tested To Ride. They illustrate generic riding and ownership situations. They do not identify a named product, represent Leonard, or document a physical product test.
Original configuration diagrams
The named-board graphics are original drawings by Tested To Ride, made from the specification records linked below. Their simple shapes explain battery capacity, wheel size and drive type. They are labelled illustrations, not product photographs, exact contours or scale drawings.
Manufacturer product photographs are not included in this release. The selected configuration remains described in accessible text alongside each diagram.
- Tynee Ultra HubView diagram · Specifications
- Backfire G2 BlackView diagram · Specifications
- Tynee Mini 3 SLView diagram · Specifications
- WowGo 2S MAXView diagram · Specifications
- Tynee Ultra BeltView diagram · Specifications
- MEEPO V5View diagram · Specifications
- Exway WaveView diagram · Specifications
- Tynee Ultra X ProView diagram · Specifications
- Tynee ExplorerView diagram · Specifications
- Maxfind Cyber MaxView diagram · Specifications
- UDITER S3 LavaView diagram · Specifications
- Backfire Zealot S3View diagram · Specifications
- Backfire Zealot X2View diagram · Specifications
- Acedeck Nomad N1View diagram · Specifications
- Acedeck Nomad N3 EliteView diagram · Specifications
- Ownboard Carbon Zeus ProView diagram · Specifications
- Evolve Diablo Bamboo ATView diagram · Specifications
- Exway Atlas Pro V3View diagram · Specifications
- Tynee Ultra Hub — 345.6WhView diagram · Specifications
- WowGo 2S MAX — 105mmView diagram · Specifications
Author, logo & original graphics
Leonard Reed’s portrait was supplied for his profile. The white-header Voltboard logo is a transparent horizontal vector adaptation of the selected concept: forest lettering and an outlined lime accent. Its wordmark outlines were traced from the original lettering. The custom Voltboard Display heading font uses those source letterforms with matching original extensions for the remaining characters. The browser icon, favicon and app icons use the previously approved Voltboard exports.
The battery-capacity graphic and editorial comparisons were created for Tested To Ride. The capacity chart calculates the relationship between attributed manufacturer figures; it does not show measured riding range or scale measurements.
Original topic graphics and interactive diagrams
The buying, ownership and trust-page illustrations were drawn for this publication. They explain decisions and components rather than depict a named board in use. The interactive capacity, mass and cost charts use the selected manufacturer configurations; an unknown or conflicting mass stays unranked. The wheel diagram compares diameter alone. Its scale does not establish ride comfort or compatibility.
- Best Budget Electric Skateboards for 2027 — Spend on the whole setup
- Best Electric Skateboards for Beginners in 2027 — Your first board, considered
- Best Electric Skateboards for Commuting in 2027 — Map the whole commute
- Best All-Terrain Electric Skateboards for 2027 — Choose for the surface
- Best Mini Electric Skateboards for 2027 — Small deck. Real tradeoffs.
- Best Long-Range Electric Skateboards for 2027 — Capacity with context
- Electric Skateboards for Heavier Riders in 2027 — Count the complete load
- How to Choose Your First Electric Skateboard — Find the right starting point
- Hub vs Belt vs Gear Drive Electric Skateboards — Three ways to drive a wheel
- Electric Skateboard Range: Claims, Conditions and Planning — Plan the ride and the reserve
- Electric Skateboard Battery Charging and Storage — Match the charging system
- Electric Skateboard Maintenance and Parts Checklist — Keep the whole system running
- Electric Skateboard Wheels and Rough Roads — The wheel is part of a system
- Electric Skateboard Safety and Your First Ride — Make room for a first ride
- Electric Skateboards, Rain and Water Resistance — Make a dry-route plan
- Electric Skateboard Remote and Troubleshooting Guide — Identify before replacing
- Tynee Ultra Hub vs Ultra Belt for 2027 — Hub simplicity or belt options?
- WowGo 2S MAX vs Tynee Ultra Hub for 2027 — Two entry street configurations
- Tynee Mini 3 SL vs Exway Wave for 2027 — A compact-board decision
- Backfire Zealot S3 vs X2 for 2027 — Belt and gear, side by side
- Tynee Explorer vs Acedeck Nomad N1 for 2027 — Two pneumatic platforms
- Electric Skateboard Brands: Parts, Support and Model Differences — Think beyond the brand name
- About Tested To Ride — Good boards. Better decisions.
- Leonard Reed: Founder and Electric Skateboard Reviewer — Meet Leonard Reed
- Editorial Policy and Source Standards — A claim should have a source
- How I Review Electric Skateboards — Make the method useful
- Affiliate Disclosure — Understand the shopping link
- Contact Leonard Reed — Keep the conversation useful
- Privacy Policy — Tools that stay in your browser
- Terms of Use — Know how to use the advice
- Corrections and Publication Updates — Better information, clearly corrected
- Electric Skateboard Buying Guides — Choose the guide for your ride
- Electric Skateboard Ownership Guides — Make ownership part of the choice
- Sources and research method — Follow a claim to its source
- Image credits — Know the image you are seeing