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link to Ways to Carry a Onewheel [List]

Ways to Carry a Onewheel [List]

Onewheels are great but definitely a bit awkward to carry around. The Onewheel GT and XR models come with a front handle built into the front bumper. You can pay extra for a mag handle. Pint models...

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Foot Pad Sensor Warnings on Onewheels

When trail riding Onewheels, you may often come across the footpad sensor warning "You have been off one of the two footpad zones for more than 10 sec. while riding...". This message is telling you...

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link to How to Charge a Onewheel with an EV Charger

How to Charge a Onewheel with an EV Charger

A while back I wrote about group rides charging at EV stations. Since then, many have expressed interest in learning how to charge their Onewheel at an electric vehicle car power station. The good...

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link to Best Ways to Get More Range For a Onewheel [Battery Upgrades]

Best Ways to Get More Range For a Onewheel [Battery Upgrades]

When your new to Onewheel, the reported mileage ranges may seem like plenty. Whether its an older XR, Pint X (PX) or GT, as you ride more often you realize that battery range is the value you start...

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How-to Modify the Tilt of Your Onewheel – Digital Tilt

Onewheels find their level after powering the board on. Unless you are riding in the Elevated digital shaping mode, there wasn't a way to modify the software's tilt or level value of the board until...

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link to Make a Posi-Sensor For Onewheel – 5 Sensor Hacks

Make a Posi-Sensor For Onewheel – 5 Sensor Hacks

Hopping on a Onewheel and no not have the sensor engage can be a total drag. Onewheel riders constantly find ways to work on improving sensor-engagement. From flat sole sneakers or shoes, adding...

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