@SeeTheInvisible can you let us know what changes were made in the XR firmware update, and why the battery monitoring feature was removed?

@wheelcity what tire pressure are you running with?

A theory as to why footpads aren't available is that they may be steering people to buy new onewheel +s, I think the concern is that a lot of owners may try and retrofit their original if they made the foot pads (along with the+ bumpers) more readily available.

@cameroni79 OW for sure can hit 20mph and then some. Rider weight, skill level, terrain and other factors have a lot to do with whether that ends up good or in a nosedive. I don't understand guys just jumping on a onewheel for the first time and slamming on it to see how fast they can go, that's asking for trouble. As long as a rider masters the basics and eases into higher speeds, each person can figure out what their own personal limits are.

@njacobs having more than 1 board is the #1 way to reduce stress while participating in this sport, in my opinion. Nothing worse than always wondering if the board's about to brick, fail for some unknown reason, etc. If you've got an extra board (or 2 or 3), no worries :)

@jeff-schwaninger just saw this from @nicksmename in another thread, maybe try this: On a flat surface. Plug in the charger to the board. Long press the button until the charger color changes. Disconnect and turn back on.

@chalo it's not possible to charge the board while it's being ridden, you have to stop, charge then ride.

@thetruestatement very uncool. @njcustom has been around since the beginning and he makes an excellent product. You've been a member of this forum for 7 days. Yeah he's behind on fulfillment, but your approach is slanderous and highly suspect, it doesn't ring true. Unless you're going to let us know who you are and present facts rather than wild accusations, you should knock it off. If you've got a beef with Jon you could have contacted him directly.

@kristian some think the next product won't be a Onewheel at all, but something else entirely.

@fkra I hear you. It's frustrating. Maddening actually. I feel really fortunate that I've only had to send 1 board back 1 time, and they were pretty prompt about it (9 days from shipped to them to receiving it back) and they definitely fixed the issue correctly. But you are not alone. As crazy as it might sound, if you can swing it, pick up a 2nd board from your local dealer- because once you have a board that works well and runs properly, it's ecstasy. Meantime you can work with FM in the background to get your current board repaired.