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Thin Axle Wall On Onewheel GT

We want to think that with each Onewheel model released, the product continues to improve. While I generally believe it is improving, there are some areas where the GT has more vulnerabilities than...

Onewheel on Martha’s Vineyard

Martha's Vineyard is approximately 96 square miles. Being the largest Massachusetts island, it can be a challenge to get around the island without some form of transportation. Transporting your car...

Pint X – Crimped / Pinched Battery Wires

Ok so the Pint X has an XR sized battery within the battery box. A large 324Wh battery upgrade over its predecessor (original pint)148 Wh battery. There's been buzz within the Pint X community that...

Onewheel Randomly Shuts Off [Troubleshoot]

This post is intended for the modified and stock board. This is bisected into two parts as when modifying the Onewheel, there are other possible areas that can be the culprit to this issue. Lets...

Essential Onewheel Maintenance Handbook

Onewheel enthusiasts! Welcome to the Onewheel Maintenance Guide, your go-to resource for keeping your beloved board in tip-top shape. Onewheels are fairly low maintenance PEV's however to ensure that...

Tools for Onewheel GT

From a bumper, tire or rail swap you are going to need tools for breaking down the Onewheel. Unfortunately, Future Motion only provides you with a TP25 Torx Plus bit with the purchase of a Onewheel....

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 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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