@a_onekatie and @SlyFoxxx. 6800 miles on that grip tape. The treaded Hoosier 5.5 has been working great in deep snow. The Soccasin was great, too, but not for any gravel rough surface. I did get Geoff Oliver's "One Wheel XR Snow Chains" to use on frozen safe ice on ponds and lakes -- but have not yet done it. In the photo I like the Snow curl as the Onewheel pushes through.

@OneDan said in Pint tire change, who’s done it?: @a_onekatie That looks SO awesome! Thanks Dan!

@OneDan Thanks man! Helpful information...im just surprised because just got done with one board issue that was resolved, (took forever) which Ian at Onewheel took lots of time helping and resolving footpad problem. During that time I mention my connection issues and im sure he would have mentioned what your saying to me. At least i would hope so. We spend a premium. Why would he leave Bluetooth upgrade out? It doesn't make sense for me to call him up and bother them all over again next week or the whenever. Ill look into what you said about BT and people writing in the same. Right now im currently trying to figure out why my roommates new XR is operating and faulting not as well as my plus. Seems ti have more tourqe, yes, however its doing something that leaves me nervous for him. When he is at light or starts to go . It will nosedive. Fully charged and new board so. Still new so we are looking into it but as you may or may not know discovering where the problem lies can be a dangerous and painful process...

@Kielanders Im going to try fangs as a result of not just what you said here which is HUGE but my similar incident under 10mph. Didnt brick but nosedived. I think i may have tilted board down too much on "getgo" and threw me off. Still healing from clavicle injury which wakes me up every night in pain. My theroy was a better regulating capacitor (or transformer) is needed for better flow of energy between battery and motor. Don't know just made sense in my head. What do you recommend for fang brand? I dont think ones that are too hard would be good compared to softer more rubber-like ones that could handle bumps better on pavement. Thoughts?

@Aboelter I am at 240lbs and have good results with 22 psi. Nice and firm with good overall ride and range.....

Oh, COMPLETELY different vibe, but I’m a pretty big fan of Em’s new album, Music to be Murdered By, too.

@Kielanders ahhh that makes sense

@Franko ty! I honestly cannot stop staring at it! lol

@Sponge315 I’ve had more front side wear on my tire but I think it’s from 180 pivots more than “harder” toe side carving. Rotating would’ve definitely helped wear distribution. Good thinking!

@a_onekatie Thanks for checking them out. Not my typical quick clip compilation style videos I usually produce. Yeah the driver was my wife. Her name is Hanah, my nickname is Dax. She convinced me to buy the XR so I dedicated my user name to her.

@mrkeith Nice to hear from active and dedicated riders like yourself!

The bearings are not serviced. Basically they are greased for life and oil or sprays will remove the grease and fail them sooner. The design of the OW relies in the bearing seal only, which is probably the bare minimum they can do. The badger kit adds an additional external seal, which is good. Its another layer of protection. However all seals have a clearance (gap) which allows contaminants into the bearing. If there is no clearance then you get friction and that will evemtually create a clearance or wear. The whole point is to keep contaminants (dust and liquids) out of the bearing and let the original bearing grease lubricant do its job. Any improvement like the badger seal or other designs out there will help, as will avoiding exposing the bearing to dirty environments (but where's the fun in that!). Sorry if that's a but preachy. Not intended to be that way.

Price reduced to $650 = insanely great deal, cheaper than some of the v1 boards posted here!

@cdogyin let me know when you find out. I was pissed when I lost torque by putting in custom mode nose up+3 agrees 10 loose -3