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What is Pushback on a Onewheel

Pushback is the built-in safety mechanism that Onewheels are equipped with to indicate to the rider that they are reaching the limitations of their board. This is achieved by the Onewheel's...

Onewheel Top (Max) Speed Chart Comparison by Model

Top Speeds advertised by self-balancing electric vehicle companies. Please note that advertised speeds typically refer to the speed before pushback occurs. ModelReported Top Speed (Before...

To CBGT or Not to CBGT That is the Question

Chi Battery Systems has a great reputation within the Onewheel community due to its iconic CBXR upgrade for the Onewheel XR. ChiBattery Systems has been a game-changer that's transforming the...

Skip the Trotter Magwheel & Spring For a Onewheel?

This post is intended for new and curious potential riders entering the sport who are considering buying one of these e-boards / one wheel hoverboards for themselves or a family member. If you...

Avoid Heel-Lift Stops When Traveling Uphill

Onewheeling has gained immense popularity as an exciting and eco-friendly mode of transportation. However, despite its many advantages, riders should exercise caution and be aware of potential risks....

Onewheels Can Go Uphill & Downhill But Avoid Doing This

The functionality of a Onewheel imposes certain restrictions on the incline grades it can handle. As the Onewheel gains speed, its front end tilts slightly downwards. When approaching a steep hill,...

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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