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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...

Onewheel GT Review [One Year Later]

So I started my Onewheel obsession during the 2020 when stores and most indoor activities were closed. It was time for a new outdoor hobby. At the time, I never rode a Onewheel and the only ones for...

Trail Riding is Better on an EUC or Onewheel?

Onewheel trail riding has become one of my favorite hobbies. The pandemic was the start of my trail riding experience and I never looked back. It has been a fun and unique way to explore nature. I...

What is a VESC board?

Onewheel with a capital "O" is a branded board by Future Motion. Generally, the public perceives the boards as Onewheels. Technically there is no VESC Onewheels. There are only VESC boards and...

Best Place to Rent a Onewheel

Try it before you buy it. Onewheels are rather costly. Renting one before committing to a purchase may be the right way to go.

Do Onewheel Fangs Work?

Fangs are a product made by Land-Surf, LLC to aide in recovering from nosedives. There are other similar products yet these are most popular.

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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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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