@3tch3r yeah, that would be nice. I guess it is a matter of ratios. Grip tape isn't always perfect, so if 1 out of every 1000 OWs has grip tape issues, I think that is reasonable. If it is 1 out of every 20, well that would be a different story. I don't know what would have happened with my XR, as I replaced the stock grip with TFL pretty early on, since I learned from my plus that I like it better. Grip is personal, so I don't mind that the stock FM grip isn't perfect for me.

@ddrake5 What kind of safety gear were you wearing when you were injured?

Great, thanks for the info guys, appreciate it! 3tch3r, you must be a bit lighter than me, cuz I consistently get it around 12-13 mph. I'm 215lbs.

ah right on. yeah looking forward to the snow season!

the badger kit looks interesting. a lot of work, but not too expensive... might just do that.

@Alistair You will need the App to turn off Simple Stop.... Using another phone can work like stated by @Swinefeaster .

@stinkyface said in Why localization on the App ?: @Sebasp1976 if you are using Android, its a google requirement. You can turn off your location once connected or some people use a fake locstion app to keep them guessing. I hate this issue, but accept its a google thing Umm, no, this isn't a google thing at all. This is a Future Motion requirement. You can still connect to your OW using pOnewheel, Onewave, or OWCE without having location on. This requirement came on at the same time that FM added the "Group Rides" feature. Basically, they want people to be able to communicate with other local OWers (which is totally cool, btw, but only if it is by choice) and need your location to figure out what "local" is. They could have made this optional and disabled the local group ride feature without a recent location, but the chose not to. They could have also only asked you to turn on your location if you opened the "Group Rides" or "Rider Search" sections of the app.

yeah, i don't think i'd go through ebay first... call the cops first. ebay is awful.

I mean do whatever you want but this just seems dumb, especially on the Pint. I just broke my collarbone riding on the beach and I was only going 12mph AT MOST but probably more like 10. (I was in "Redwood" mode for the lower top speed). PS sorry about the imperial units, I am a dumb American.

@Jerre I agree. I just contacted Future Motion and they told me my battery is fine with that temp. (liars) I replied on my ticket saying "ok, I'll letcha know if you make me start a fire in my damn house". I'm done with Future Motions garbage customer service and ripping ppl off. I hope they go outta business soon. (or make better business practices).

@tompeter $1000 dollars??? lol

@LidPhones -- In a similar vein, it took me months to figure out how to turn the lights off when I first got my Onewheel. Thanks. Never saw the star before. Ha!

@stinkyface okay thanks. Yeah im still annoyed LOL i want the 100% display reading once its fully charged and unplugged

@Franko There has to be some pretty lame catch to that. I can't imagine they would honour the $1000 without a fight. That said putting any tracker on a board seems like a solid choice for built up areas where it's likely to get pinged if lost/stolen.

Rack sold, fender still avail if anyone wants it

@Haydenator -- In winter in Northeast Ohio while Onewheeling I wear a full face motorcycle helmet to keep my head warm. Any other season I find the helmet is too hot.

Found the correct one. Is a 3mm hex metric tool. The American (SAE) doesn't work, needs to be metric.

@Aboelter You'll probably be fine, I've been riding like this for over a year without issue. The heel of my boots seem to have torn chunks out over time from where I spin my foot off the pad.

@tompeter Are you or were you original owner of this board. Do you happen to have the serial number?