@BigJee One of the Boston riders has a great post about adding shred lights: http://www.electricskateboardhq.com/the-one-wheel-shredlights-integration-guide/

@vafreak Also try just looking at the percentage used on the main screen. The issue with this is it starts from 0 every time. Meaning if you run your board from 100 to 50% battery and then turn it off, it'll be at 0% usage when you turn it back on. It's relative but not cumulative.

@wheelrich I have one plus that behaves like that - can't trust the app's % remaining, period - but my other 2 onewheels (one Plus, one XR) both are deadly accurate with the % remaining calculation - it is always flawless, and matches the result of the formula 100-[displayed usage - displayed regen]. Unfortunately it seems some percent of boards have a poorly calibrated internal battery measurement and the % remaining gauge is never quite right. And before anyone says it: no, this particular problem cannot be fixed by simply "balancing" the cells (48, 72 or more hours connected to the charger still does not fix it.) I know it is not just app software because the blue pulsing light on the side of the board also reflects the incorrect % even when not connected to any app.

@Christmas86d Don't cringe, i rode almost every day last winter in Portland and my boards are fine. Splashed through many puddles and rode through light rains. Once I even splashed through a huge puddle of saltwater at the beach by accident (maybe don't do that every day but it caused no problems for me once.) The only drawback I've seen: footpads will start to slowly decompose where the edge tucks under the fender - unless you are VERY diligent about removing the fender and drying them off.

J's overdrive

Training Day 4-6 - Rich's Onewheel School Route: 4+1 outdoor basketball courts at Cal State Board: XR in Mission Distance: 6.1 miles of loops, figure 8s, and s-curves, sidewalks/parking lot Duration: approx 1 hour 30 minutes Temp: low to mid 80's/light breeze Comments: More good practice, and back to my newest board w/stock rear pad. When I got home my new Cobra Pad had arrived! So gotta get back out soon and try it out. Looks very well made. Look forward to getting it dirty. In addition to my own routines, and adding another mile to the workout (puts me at 50 miles total), I had 2 buddies learning on my original XR, with the Onetail+. Sam and Cliff have both tried the OW with me individually, but now with the extra board I just showed them some basics and let them take turns riding and spotting each other. Meanwhile I continued working on turns, light carving from a straight line, mount and dismounts, and extending my endurance to 6 miles+. From what I saw, they both did very well. Eventually each one rode completely across a basketball court without direct assistance. Only 1 fall between them, and no serious injuries. All in all a good day for all of us. BTW they are younger than me, both still in their 60's. One has surfing experience and one has skateboard background. Hey, I just realized...I am holding OW classes at a state university. What should I charge for tuition?

I ride San Francisco and Oakland on a daily basis, stay in the bike line 60-75% of the time, if sidewalks are clear I take them when I can. Car's hate me when I'm in the bike lane, pedestrians hate me on the sidewalk, I try to put my safety first. So just go with your gut and as @RedDog said, keep your head on a swivel, I ride like I drive. Always checking my blind spots, watching for pot holes, and watching two-three car lengths ahead of me. OWN THE BIKE LANE when you are in it. Don't be intimidated by cars, they can slow down, and ******* wait. You have the right away in the bike lane.

@510-1-whl Based on the experiences on Facebook, if the board is completely off it can be a control module failure. You should be able to see which sensor has pressure applied to it on the app or just try using your hand to engage and disengage the sensors with out you needing to be on the board.

@TheONEinMN unless it's water damage, you should be covered by warranty. I believe the board is 1 year and the footpads are 6 months.