Getting Started Archives

Why Onewheel Scooter Over a Two-wheel Scooter

When it comes to personal electric transportation, you've got plenty of options. The debate often boils down to choosing between a traditional two-wheel scooter and the increasingly popular Onewheel....

How to Record Trails on Trailwheel.com

Have a VESC and can't use the Future Motion app to record rides or perhaps you just looking for nearby trails or want to share trails with other riders including cross platform riders (EUC, E-Skate,...

Top Onewheel Mileage Riders – Summer 2023

It's truly awe-inspiring to witness riders accumulate such impressive distances on their Onewheels. With Onewheel continuously introducing new models over the years, it's regrettable that riders who...

Onewheel Wall Art From Rails

You upgraded your rails and you still have the original stock set of Onewheel rails - what do you do? Selling them doesn't get you much so its best to hold on to them. You never know if the...

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...

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....

Get Outdoors - Ride Trails

My name is David Bank and I am addicted to the PEV movement. I love trail riding my Onewheel until the sun goes down. It can be a surreal experience at times. These are completely different from hoverboards. The Onewheel is this perfectly unique way to enjoy nature. The feeling of floating through the woods is like none other.

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PEV trail riding can be dangerous. Trailwheel is not to be held liable for any injury that may result from off-road riding as a result from the information from this site. Please refer to the manufacturer for proper safety protocols.

Trail riding can be safe when proper safety gear is worn and you are familiar with your equipment. Please take the time to learn about your Onewheel before you hit the trails.

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