@b0ardski since it’s only about 1/4” deep I find it to be more of a convenient “grip” point rather than a full fledged “handle,” if that makes sense? It will really only be a benefit, I think, to riders who either need to carry and maneuver their boards frequently and/or who often utilize the resting position in which the tail end is on the floor, the nose towards the ceiling with the weight of the board resting against your body; both of which I do daily on my commute.

Take the foot pad off, and make sure the screws under the foot pad, which go through the frame and into the battery box aren't loose. While the footpad is off look for dirt or other debris. If that isn't the problem, take a level or ruler, and pull it along the fame and make sure the battery box isn't malformed (it should not touch your level). Since you ride in the rain, it is possible you have warped the foot pad, you could check this too. A OneWheel isn't waterproof, but it is water resistant. The foot pad does not take part in this water resistance. So, water wise, you are technically no better or worse off with the space there. However, that doesn't mean that you are safe riding through puddles.

Qu utiliséz vous pour l attacher ? Personne à tester un traceur GPS ou du même style en cas de vol ou perte ?

@Corbin I had this issue, replace my charger and it works now, my charger was dead.

@Glyph awesome review! Okay, now I’m excited to check it out!

@HanahsDax nope! I was a complete and total noob when I received my pint, and when I wrote up a review here and mentioned I was having stability issues, @OneDan gave me the 10% tire pressure rule. Before that I hadn’t even thought to check my pressure but as soon as I made the change I noticed the difference.

I was wondering if the board arrived and if it was legit? I've been watching a few of these auctions, seems to be quite a few from this same seller? Thanks.

That would be an awesome addition. I would use it just for the positive battery benefits.

@McSkiD I hope this reaches you but I also live in Rhode Island and would enjoy riding with someone! I live in Warwick but I’ve been riding all over the state

@lemur No worries. And yes, I ride regular, so it's a big help checking my blind spot (over my left shoulder) where traffic might actually be (but still do a quick look behind you before you move lanes). Riding goofy is a big advantage in US street traffic.

@El-toro-onewheel I get 12 miles range averaging 14/15 ts in Pacific mode.

@Sponge315 Just Brown PLA Plastic on a 3D printer. The hand is a scan of my own hand. Brown was the last color I had on the printer (for a client). Too lazy to change it to another color.

FINALLY!!!!! 20 days later 🙄

@LidPhones thanks for your feedback :)

@a_onekatie i wish they made some in sage... : \