Btw, A heavy sneeze attack broke the cable. Sh$t happens. Recovery starts all over. It's all good. I don't have good balance again yet and I'm not supposed to use my arms for 6 weeks. I'm riding my modified recumbent trike now with a 1000W Bafang electric motor to help me up the hills. It ain't the Onewheel but it's a start! Later on

@wheelrich yes, better traction.

@J-Glide which idea are you talking about? marking locations, providing chargers, ????

Shipment arrived as expected. Now to get them installed and share the video. Hopefully will be done tonight.....

Hey everyone, Thanks for all the interest. I just sold the Onewheel for asking price to a local Austin individual. Hope everyone that was searching finds one soon. Best, Seth

When I first started riding I'd get that warning ALL the time. I'd try to ignore it but it was still annoying. Here's what I did to fix it: I ditched my worn out $14.00 Walmart sneakers and stepped (way) up to $30.00 Walmart sneaks. No more msg's. Seriously.

I just ride and be nice. I’ve had one ranger stop me and say I’m technically not allowed.. but then he informed me that he was leaving, and told me to be careful. If I see lots of people I head the other way. Most people I do encounter are friendly and interested in the crazy thing I’m riding. As long as we are nice, and give the people who aren’t breaking the rules the right of way, they won’t complain much. And if people aren’t complaining, the rangers will be more likely to worry about something else. I had a cop stop me in a parking lot. It was obvious that I was about to head out into a 45 mph road. He just wanted to know what it was. Offered to let him ride it, he said no. So I called him a pussy and he jumped on! No joke! Just be nice guys... smile, stay out of peoples way. Try not to scare their dogs. We will win.

@iBloke No worries man. I know how you feel right now. Yes, starting off with some additional ankle support is important. I think you'll want to spend some time in physical therapy before getting back on though. Make sure your ankles are at least as strong as the average person, but in reality, you'll need them to be even stronger than that for OW action. So start with support but slowly reduce it over time so you can build up your body to handle the sport. I'm sure you'll find the way to get back on correctly. Stay strong my brotha.

@skyman88 Exactly what I was thinking, I bed adding a plastic fender magnifies the delirium humm as it vibrates the thin plastic. I can definitely hear the delirium added noise even without the fender.

@fruitygreen The Pint motor is listed as a 750watt the same as the XR. Maybe its the exact same or maybe its been shrunken down and improved. Either way the XR is out of reach for me rightnow due to the price. I'm looking forward to getting my Pint and shredding. Only wish it wasn't months away. Thanks for your input fruitygreen

You gotta get the Silverhandle. It is absolutely kickass!

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.

@MichaelW Thanks everyone! Did a little more digging and was referred to Matt F. and got in contact with him. Sounds like he's the person to see in LA.

@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.

@ooww that’s a great suggestion. I’d like to see if the board would still fit with a fender though.

@gameofchance said in Simple to put in place, customer service suggestion: . This is the only problem i have seen with your company and its the only thing that is preventing me from purchasing your product, fear that if something bad happens i will be unable to get it taken care of through your customer service system. So, you dont even have a board yet ? LOL! I wish there were a support group for all my pet peeves.

@Panglossian said in Apple Watch App Feature: They could also have a security feature that disables the board from engaging the motor if the phone is nowhere near the board. It would be a lot easier to chase someone trying to steal a 30lbs board than riding off on one! Yep, I brought that one up over a year ago as well! Hello? @Future-Motion Anyone home???

@iBloke I agree, great riding, is that a Pint? Pleased to see you’ve got all the protective clothing on.

@AT_onewheeler Thanks Bro!

@Motoproponent Thx. Went with 15 and it was buttery smooth cruising. Crazy high beach winds really can push the OW & rider around but it was hella fun.