So now that I’m actually using them I’ve found that the squishy blocks don’t allow the nuts to ever be very tight. Then they slip upwards and get looser on your feet over time. Haven’t figured out a solution yet but the wheels are turning in my brain.

I don’t know why anyone would assume this sport is supposed to be safe. Board sports are known for kickin your ass. Skateboarders scrape their skin off on the regular. If you want to shred... prepare to take a beating. You gotta pay to play. If you can’t take some slams you definitely should not be playin. It seems most people are taking most of the damage to their upper body. Shoulders, collar bones, elbows. The good part is that you don’t really need these parts to keep on riding! I’ll never stop!

I had a footpad go bad. I just called em, they sent me one really fast, charged me 100 bucks ( which is better than buying the set of both pads on the site for 150.) and then when I returned the bad one, they refunded my money. I thought that was pretty cool.

Call future motion. Not email... call em. Your front footpad is bad.

What did they say?

Hey I just thought y’all might like to see this. I’ve been riding for like 8 months. I’m a long time snowboarder. Never really could do much on a skateboard cause I wasn’t hooked on. I’ve been holding off on the flight fins because I didn’t like the idea of having my feet so close. I run a wide stance. So then I saw some blocks that someone is making to widen the stance of the fins. Well I made my own out of some foam yoga blocks. I just got some longer bolts, ran em right through, and trimmed off the excess bolt with a grinder. It works pretty good. They are solid and pretty much weightless. I think I’m gonna make the back one even thicker. It’s been a lot of trial and error to get em right but they’re easy to cut and cheap and you can shape them however you want. Pictured is my second set. I think with one more try, tweaking the angles of my cuts a little, I will have them in the perfect position. Ok now let me figure out how to get the picture on here...

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Amen brother. One of my biggest fears is the day I have to send my board back. I could change any part my self if I could get it.

Mine has it too. 260 miles right out of the box. This is my second board. First one wasn’t like that. Has anyone found out why yet? I’m gonna call em tomorrow.

So this is my first winter with a Onewheel. I have seen what the cold does to batteries in my power tools at work, and I’m just wondering how the onewheel battery takes it. I haven’t been riding when it’s really cold. But today it was like 40 degrees so I went out for a ride. It was a cold 40 degrees tho. Kinda wet and cloudy and windy. Seems like she died pretty quick on me . I rode an area that I ride a lot so I know what kind of range I should get there. Is this normal? Or should I be concerned that something is wrong with my battery? Any info is much appreciated. Shred on, everybody!

So here’s what I wanna know now... let’s say a year goes by and I’m out of warranty and the battery goes bad or the computer for some reason messes up or the hub motor goes out... then what happens? It seems to me that whatever goes bad, they should be able to swap it out right? I mean of course for a price... but there shouldn’t ever be anything that is just fatal to the whole machine right? Anybody had any experience with this?