Named my board "Kaze" meaning wind in Japanese cuz it's fast like the wind lol :) well not as fast as the other eboards out there but fast and nimble enough for me.
@JFB I used an angled sphere for my concavity, that is ...its higher in the back like a kick tail, but has consistent slope arc, I think the Cobra is uniform slope all around, not higher at the tail, I might be wrong, only looking at pictures. I love the neoprene padding...gonna do same in front with less severe concavity and elevation.
Onewheel V1
When I fly:
-battery is in carry on luggage -Discharged (marked), removed, and stowed in fire proof battery transport pouch (http://onewheel.wiki/Air_travel) Including all the spec paperwork y photo of the MH capacity of the battery (http://onewheel.wiki/Air_travel) When I go through security I pull the battery out and set it in it's own bin. I do leave it in the fire proof pouch, with the paper work.
-Onewheel-is checked in a camera equipment case (http://onewheel.wiki/Air_travel). tire deflated (pushed in a bit for a visual), tape marked "no air" in english, and in the language where I am going. Also, Tape marked "no battery" in English, and in the language where I am going. Spec paperwork included (http://onewheel.wiki/Air_travel).
When I can i do keep someone close, but that is not always the case.
Let's keep this thread going. I too want to know the ease of pulling the battery on the pint. Would be nice to see one.
I will add this:
Act like a professional, be prepared like a professional, and get treated like a professional. Less hassle and you get to ride in cool places.
If you act like they have to let you take it. Insert millennial attitude here. Then the more hassle and you get to walk in cool places.
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@FutureBoy
Look's Awesome!
Question is the pool deck right on top of the stock sensor foot pad with 1/4 neoprene between the pool deck and stock foot pad.What did you mean by : the boards and skid rails under the sides?
I would appreciate a reply.
