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Onewheel Battery Lifetime and Specs

Lifetime of a Onewheel battery will really depend on how well the battery has been maintained over its time of use. Tips to extend the life.

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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...

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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...

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Best Onewheel For Trail Riding

Onewheels are customizable and often personalized for a rider. Trail riding is an amazing experience on any model onewheel. Choosing the best onewheel for trail riding and off-road use will come down...

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What is a GTR / GTXR – [Onewheel Modification]

Future Motion currently offers the Onewheel GT as their flagship board replacing its predecessor, the XR. Many riders still consider the XR to offer a superior ride due to the tire size, ride comfort...

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Onewheel – Motorized Vehicle or Not?

One of the first places people ride their onewheel is on a street or sidewalk however motorized vehicles are not allowed on sidewalks. Also to be on a street motorized vehicles must be registered. So...

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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.

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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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