Tips & Technique Archives - Page 7 of 7

Replacing a Onewheel XR Tire

If you have completed over 700 miles or so on the stock tire, likely you are due for a tire replacement. Even if you aren't quite there yet in mileage but you want the advantages of a new tire, this...

Fix a Flat Tire on a Onewheel [How-to]

Flat tires are common repairs for Onewheels. Don’t let a flat tire on your Onewheel Pint, XR or GT put a stop to your daily stoke. Avoid sending it out for service because this repair can be done...

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...

Feet Cramping on a Onewheel? How to Prevent Foot Fatigue

Overusing or overexerting a muscle so that its constantly contracted causes muscle cramping. Foot fatigue on a onewheel is reality for many newer riders. It is your body telling you that the muscles...

Onewheel Wobbles & Feels Unstable [How-to Fix the Wobbling]

Speed wobbles are experienced by all riders at some point when riding their Onewheel. The wobbling (or oscillation) is not unique to Onewheel riding and is frequently experienced in cycling and...

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.

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