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Government CPSC Issues Warning on Onewheel

The US government Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a safety warning and advises to stop riding Onewheel electric skateboards. On November 16, 2022, the Consumer Product Safety...

Onewheel GT Treaded & Slick Tire Guide

Onewheel tire sizing is displayed with three values. 'Overall height (inches) x Overall width (inches) - Hub diameter (inches). When considering an aftermarket tire, its important to understand each...

How Many MPG’s Does a Onewheel Get?

As transportation and off-road vehicles pivot into electric motors, the conventional MPG's (miles per gallon) metric does not apply. Since Onewheels, EUC's and other PEV's are battery powered, a more...

Fix a Flat Tire on a Onewheel [How-to]

Flat tires are common repairs for Onewheels. Don’t let a flat tire on your Onewheel Pint, XR or GT put a stop to your daily stoke. Avoid sending it out for service because this repair can be done...

Simplestop on a Onewheel [How-to]

Onewheel Pint, Pint X and GT are equipped with "Simplestop" allowing for an easy dismount from a Onewheel. This beginner function can be activated or deactivated at anytime through the Onewheel...

Feet Cramping on a Onewheel? How to Prevent Foot Fatigue

Overusing or overexerting a muscle so that its constantly contracted causes muscle cramping. Foot fatigue on a onewheel is reality for many newer riders. It is your body telling you that the muscles...

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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