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Which Onewheel is Right for You? Should you Buy?

Choosing to buy a Onewheel or are you looking for which one is right for you? In this post I cover my years experience on the Onewheel and which one you should buy for yourself. There is no other...

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Tire PSI Calculator For Onewheel

The Tire PSI for your Onewheel is going to make the ride feel completely different from even a range of 5 PSI (pressure per square inch). It is important to know that with lower tire pressure, range...

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How Far Can a Onewheel Go? [Onewheel Range Comparison]

A Onewheel's range is impacted by 5 main factors: battery size, payload, terrain, condition of the bearings and tire PSI. Mostly, tire PSI and bearings on the Onewheel should be less impactful if the...

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Do Onewheel Fangs Work?

Fangs are a product made by Land-Surf, LLC to aide in recovering from nosedives. There are other similar products yet these are most popular.

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Ghosting on a Onewheel

Onewheel ghosting can be a scary and potentially costly and dangerous situation to the bystanders and property surrounding a Onewheel. Find out more about what Ghosting is.

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How Long Can a Onewheel Last?

Onewheels can usually last a year maintenance free however after that some wearable components will need replacement. Here we discuss which ones and when.

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Get Outdoors - Ride Trails

My name is David Stapleton and I am addicted to the PEV movement. I love trail riding my Onewheel until the sun goes down. It truly is an experience you cant forget! 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.

Check us for info on Onewheel news, technique, EUCs and to enjoy some amazing trail footage.

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Legal Disclaimer

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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