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Pint X or GT – One Year Review of the PX

So the Pint X for me has been a backup board to my CBXR and GT. Its been the go-to board for a friend that needs a board to ride or when my battery is running low on trails. This is my thoughts on...

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What to Carry When Riding a Onewheel

Hoping on a Onewheel and just hitting the streets or trails is certainly the easiest and painless way to ride. If you are planning longer trips however, there are some essential items you should...

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Best Portable Bluetooth Speaker For Onewheel Riding

There is a good debate as to whether Onewheel riders should wear headphones or not. Some bystanders may not know we can still hear them. There is also good debate as to whether riding with a speaker...

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Are Onewheels Safe? How Deadly Are They?

In November of 2022, the CPSC posted a warning regarding the use of Onewheels and their danger. The letter claims that "due to ejection hazard; at least four deaths and multiple injuries" are...

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Onewheels are Not Hoverboards

Since the late 80's, the word hoverboard has been synonymous with the movie 'Back to the Future'. Doc Brown and Marty McFly sensationalized the world with the hoverboard then. Somehow, around 2015 a...

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Onewheel Weight Limit: V1, Plus, XR, Pint, Pint X, GT

One thing to consider that gets asked often is the weight limit to a Onewheel. The weight limits should be known whether you are looking at the V1, XR, Plus, Pint models or the GT. Knowing the...

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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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