Not a "never before seen issue". Mine did the same thing after 4 days. I took it off the charger, and it would only stay on if it started up with an error like wrong orientation or contact with footpads. There were two cells out of balance, which may have caused a safety shutdown of some kind.

I didn't have it back for very long before cells started going out of balance again, to the point where one keeps going up until it triggers an overcharge error.

@andersen142 Black Friday discounts are usually free shipping.

There have been a couple of polls on the Facebook groups. The price of the Onewheel pushes the age upwards. The top of the bell curve is typically mid 30s to mid 40s.

@ylte That was one of the pictures. Looks like that only applies to the DC output, if you use the cigarette lighter plug you only get 180w.

@ylte Max power output is 180w which isn't enough for the Ultracharger. You need 350-500w output. The capacity is good, just not enough power.

@sippin Whatever marketing person offered express shipping as part of the deal must not have known that you can't ship an XR on a plane due to the battery. They probably have some kind of special approval for overseas shipping, but it might not apply for domestic.

I was about to run an errand, app said I had 30% which is enough. I checked the cells and saw 2.9-3.0 which meant I would have had to carry groceries and my OW back home.

@hoovdini It might hold up with more layers of fiberglass or CF underneath. That would be the real fender in effect, with the printed translucent PETG being cosmetic.

TPU would make a good fender, but it would be have to be fairly thick to maintain enough rigidity to stay put while the upper layers are printed.

The printed fender can work, if you reinforce the underside with fiberglass. Using fiberglass also means you can make the print thinner to keep the print time down.