@OneWheelNoob Me too!

I have always thought it would be awesome to do a onewheel camping trip where you can do a totally self sufficient trip carrying a battery charger and going with light weight gear and doing some kind of short documentary on the trip. Hell - bring along a tenkara fly rod. Epic!

I have the hoosier slick and its far superior to the vega stock tire. Better mileage, better carving, better look. Great thread by the way....this needs to be an on going conversation.

@wr420 Just as a fyi...my hoosier is a slick just like the Vega...no tread. This is the make and model I bought. Shipped for $67 and another $20 for the actual tire change at my local tire shop for a total of $87. http://www.jegs.com/i/Hoosier/522/15600A40/10002/-1

I bought a hoosier tire that is a 1/2 inch thinner. I think its waaayyy better than the Vega tire as well. I get better gas (battery) mileage and seems to car a bit better.

@CBR-954rr - sending you my number via chat

@CBR-954rr Please join us if your local metro Atlanta. We have a group of Onewheelers that lives in Smyrna but tend to hit the city on weekends.

So last night we did our local OneWheel ride. Got 7.7 miles out of it. When I got to around 7 miles my battery power was at .01%. I rode for an additional 7/10's of a mile with 01% battery power. "Regen" on my onewheel app said 20%. With that said does that mean I'm getting an extra 20% of battery life out of my onewheel based on going down hill and adding power throughout my ride? I always try to be close to home when I'm under 10% but wondering if I have alot of REGEN power left (ie. 20%) if I can stay out longer and not have to worry about my onewheel dying. Am I getting a free 20% of charge because it regenerated?! I know their has been other threads about REGEN but still not totally sure what it means.