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Onemile review

Updated September 30, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026

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Our verdict

Onemile suits commuters who want a folding or fat-tyred bike with a belt-driven, low-maintenance drivetrain and a stated 150 km of range, bought direct from the maker. It is a mid-table entry price with a firm ceiling, and the trade-off is a light, simple machine rather than a high-spec one.

Key facts

Best for
A direct, portable commuter who values a light bike, simple servicing and a long warranty over a big brand name.
Reference models
Nomad Lite, Nomad, Scrambler S Pro, Scrambler V Pro↗
Price from
€1,299↗
Price up to
€1,699↗
Motor position
Hub↗
Nominal motor power (W)
250↗
Assist class
EU 25↗
Largest battery (Wh)
998.4↗
Removable battery
Yes↗
Claimed range (km)
150↗
Lightest model (kg)
16.9↗
Maximum payload (kg)
125↗
Belt drive
Yes↗
Frame warranty
3 years↗
Battery warranty
2 years↗
Sales model
Direct↗
Money-back period
14 days↗
Markets
FR, DE, ES, NL, AT, IT, BE, LV, BG, LT, HR, LU, CZ, DK, PL, EE, PT, FI, RO, SK, SI, GR, HU, SE, IE↗
Legal entity
ONEMILE TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD↗
Headquarters
France↗
Founded
2015↗
Support channels
Email, Chat, Help-centre↗
Bike types
Folding, Fat tire, Step through
Brakes
Hydraulic disc
Official website
onemilebike.com

E-scooters

Vehicle type
Seated scooter↗
Nominal motor power (W)
250↗
Weight (kg)
17↗
Maximum load (kg)
110↗
Folding
Yes↗
Tyres
Pneumatic↗
Suspension
Yes↗
Warranty
24 months↗
Spare parts shop
Yes↗

Facts checked September 30, 2026, 10 sources

Apps and profiles

Elsewhere
X

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Folding, fat-tyre and step-through bodies run through folding, fat tire and step through, where Kalkhoff's city, hybrid and step through share none of the folding or fat-tyre shapes.
  • The battery comes out for charging and the Nomad Lite runs a belt drive, so the drivetrain has no chain to oil.
  • The Scrambler S Pro is rated to 125 kg, which covers loaded commutes and heavier riders.
  • A spare parts shop on the site plus support on email, chat and help centre keeps parts and help in one place.

Cons

  • The entry price of €1,299 ranks 101 of 149 brands here, so even the cheapest bike is priced above the majority.
  • Listed nominal power of 250 W sits at the floor of the site range, where 750 W marks the upper end.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre with no phone line in that list, so voice help is not part of the package.
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Who it suits

  • Riders inside the EU shipping markets who need a bike that folds or runs fat tyres, with the lightest listed bike at 16.9 kg.
  • Anyone who prefers simple upkeep: the battery comes out for charging, the Nomad Lite runs a belt drive, and a spare parts shop sits on the site.
  • Commuters carrying loads, since the Scrambler S Pro is rated to 125 kg and the frame carries 3 years of cover.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Riders after cargo capacity should look at Tern, which lists cargo, commuter and folding and covers a platform Onemile's folding, fat tire and step through range does not.
  • Buyers wanting upright city or trail geometry should compare Kalkhoff, which lists city, hybrid and step through and no folding or fat-tyre shape.
  • Price-first shoppers should read HK BEIRUI TRADE CO. as well, since it lists commuter, folding and fat tire and overlaps Onemile's folding, fat tire and step through on folding and fat tyres.

Plans and prices

Onemile lists Nomad Lite, Nomad, Scrambler S Pro, Scrambler V Pro, with the entry bike at €1,299 and the dearest listed model at €1,699. These are purchase prices for the bikes rather than a subscription, so there is no renewal figure to weigh and nothing recurs once the bike is paid for. For a commuter the useful split is between the cheaper end of the range and the top of it. The two figures sit close together, which makes the choice a question of frame shape and weight rather than of budget.

How it compares on our data

Onemile's entry price ranks 101 of 149 brands tracked here, which places the cheapest bike above the majority rather than at the budget end. The other rank is friendlier: at the top of the range the brand sits 50 of 145, towards the affordable part of what buyers in this category spend. Read together the two positions describe a narrow band rather than a spread. Onemile does not win on a cheap opening price, and it does not reach into the costly end of folding and fat-tyre ranges either.

Core features

The largest battery listed sits under the Scrambler S Pro at 998.4 Wh, and it comes out of the frame for charging. The Nomad is the one with a stated distance, 150 km of claimed range. Weight stays low, with the Nomad Lite the lightest listed bike at 16.9 kg, and it runs a belt drive. Load is generous for a folder: the Scrambler S Pro is rated to 125 kg. Cover runs 3 years on the frame and 2 years on the battery, and there is a 14 day money-back window on the way out.

The company behind it

Onemile trades as ONEMILE TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD, based in France, and has been building bikes since 2015. Support runs on email, chat and help centre, so the company is reachable by email, by chat and through a help centre, with no phone line in that list. For a buyer that means written help and a self-service route, and the imprint names a single company behind the site, which is the party named on your order.

How Onemile compares

Where Onemile is available

Available
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 30, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

How much does an Onemile e-bike cost, and is the price the same at renewal?+

Onemile's list covers Nomad Lite, Nomad, Scrambler S Pro, Scrambler V Pro, with the entry bike at €1,299 and the top of the range at €1,699. These are purchase prices for the bikes rather than a subscription, so there is no renewal charge after the first payment. What you pay for later is servicing, parts and tyres, not a second fee to the seller.

Which Onemile model suits a daily commute?+

The range splits by body style, with folding, fat tire and step through across Nomad Lite, Nomad, Scrambler S Pro, Scrambler V Pro. The Nomad carries a stated 150 km of range, the Nomad Lite is the lightest listed at 16.9 kg and adds a belt drive, and the Scrambler S Pro takes the heaviest load. Pick the shape that fits your storage first.

How far does the battery go and can I charge it separately?+

The Nomad carries a claimed 150 km of range. Its battery is removable, so it comes out of the frame for charging instead of living in a bike parked on the street, and the largest battery listed sits under the Scrambler S Pro at 998.4 Wh. The figure is a claim, so hills, load and assist level set your real number.

What warranty and returns come with the bike?+

The frame carries 3 years of cover and the battery 2 years, so the battery term is the one that ends first on a bike you plan to keep for years. There is also a 14 day money-back window, which gives you time to ride the bike on your own roads before deciding. Keep both terms in view when you compare with a dealer-sold bike.

Where can I buy an Onemile and where does it ship?+

Bikes are sold direct from the brand rather than through dealers, and the shipping policy lists FR, DE and ES. That covers most of the EU, so delivery inside those markets is straightforward. The legal entity behind the site is ONEMILE TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD, based in France, which is the party you are contracting with. Outside those markets, check the shipping policy before ordering.

How do I get help or spare parts after buying?+

Support runs on email, chat and help centre: email, live chat and a help centre. There is a spare parts shop on the same site, so consumables and replacements come from the seller who built the bike. The list does not include phone support, which matters if you would rather talk a problem through than write it down.

What kind of motor and assist does an Onemile use?+

The motor position is hub, with listed nominal power of 250 W, and the assist class is EU 25, the European standard that cuts out at a fixed speed. Hub position keeps the motor out of the frame, and the Nomad Lite's belt drive leaves no chain to oil. It is a setup aimed at European roads rather than a throttle-led one.

How heavy is the lightest Onemile, and how much can it carry?+

The lightest listed bike is the Nomad Lite at 16.9 kg, the number that matters for stairs, trains and small flats. One model is rated to a maximum load of 110 kg and another to a heavier payload of 125 kg, so check the figure for the bike you order rather than the range. Tyres are pneumatic, so pressure checks and puncture repairs are part of ownership.

Sources

Compiled from 10 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Motor brand.

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