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Wheelslip Detected – Warnings on The Onewheel App – [Fix]

If you are a an avid trail rider, you are likely very familiar with the 'Wheelslip Detected' notifications you get within your Onewheel App. These are often accompanied with a wheel skidding sound...

Jackery Explorer 700 & Onewheel GT – A Perfect Match

Portable battery chargers and Onewheels and other PEV's go together like tequila and bad decisions (don't drink and ride). The Jackery Explorer 700 (on sale on Amazon) is a portable charger is the...

Onewheel GT Ride Modes – Digital Shaping 3.0

Digital Shaping 3.0 available on the GT has elevated the ability to fine tune preset ride modes that are available on the Onewheel GT. The six available ride modes are: Bay, Roam, Flow, Highline,...

Onewheel Riding Modes – All Digital Shaping Presets

Onewheel riding modes, also known as Digital Shaping, are preset configurations that adjust the board's handling characteristics to suit different riding styles and environments. Each mode can change...

Two Year Onewheel GT Review – Now Considering a GT S-Series

I left my modified XR in 2021 for the GT in late 2021. Since then, I had sold my modified Onewheel XR and solely ride my GT. I love my GT. Riding the GT is a notable gain over the XR that really...

The One Thing a GT S-Series Has Over a Floatwheel ADV

Floatwheel ADV's start at $1,599USD whereas a Onewheel GTS cost $3,200USD. For 100% more cost, is the Onewheel GT S-Series worth it. If you are willing to purchase an ADV using crypto USDC for a very...

About the Author

David Bank - Onewheel Enthusiast and has been an avid Onewheel rider since 2020. With thousands of miles logged on various Onewheel models and builds, David has a deep understanding of the mechanics, safety protocols, and the joy of Onewheel riding. He has been featured in Onewheel community events and has contributed articles to leading Onewheel forums and PEV communities. David also runs a YouTube channel where he shares tips, reviews, and tutorials related to Onewheel.

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