@Dave-Collins Good news indeed, with 16 cells at the normal 58 VDC each cell should be at 3.625V and at the 63 VDC they would have seen 3.94V. So hopefully they did not get too stressed. Keep an eye on them with onewheel community app for iPhone or PONwheel for android. The EGO route works well for a Zombie Plus (if you can have 2 EGOs then it is even better)...

i have the Craft & Ride one, and i like it. it is admittedly hard to make such an awkwardly shaped, heavy thing comfortable to carry, but this pack does an all right job. it's sure better than carrying it for long distances by the handle! i also appreciate that it's a nice looking, sturdy bag, and it also holds the charging cable and other assorted things. the only thing i can't do with it is fit my helmet in there on top of one of the footpads, but that's a minor thing.

@kanguru007 Nice MOD. Report back on how the functionality/ durability goes after a few 100 miles. 👍 Might give this a try....

@mrkeith Cool shots. What drone did you use?

Nice to see 'Robert 206' join the V1 mileage Leaderboard since Lia posted the week's changes. Feels good to have another active rider moving up the board. Welcome!

Onewheel’s price now is 1474.00 before tax. Can you beat that? Gary

The behavior you describe is normal and experienced by most people. 4.18 across the board is a very common voltage. It means that your cells are starting their normal degradation process. Most XRs probably spend most of their lifetime in this state, as the 4.20 quickly drops to 4.18. I bought my XR used with like 200mi on it and all cells listed 4.18. Like 2,000mi in and they still all list 4.18 after a full charge. You probably just need to balance them a little better, leave the board plugged in overnight for a few nights in a row and you will likely be able to make it below 20% without issue again. Be aware that the drop-off for normal cell degradation is not symmetrical, and it mostly happens on the bottom end on NMC batteries. There will be a time where your XR dies at 10% every time and you need to plan to stop riding before getting down to 20%. Many people treat 20% as 0% on an XR and only ever plan to ride it down that far, with anything after 20% as their buffer in case of a miscalculation in how much they will use on a ride.

@blkwalnutgrwr Thanks for the heads up. I'll probably use the sock primarily for offroad snow riding then to keep it healthy. Doesn't seem to snow as much as it used to here in the UK so might not have to worry to be honest.

@LidPhones Looks like that's the case, just tried it. Some of these badges are insane though, really gonna have to step up my game come spring time to get some of them. In regards to the new app I can confirm it works fine with existing daystreaks. I was able to update mine as usual (ride, then come home and sync the board with the app) without issue so it looks like we're safe :)