@Franko It protects your bumpers from regular stopping too, so I always recomend them. And they look awesome..

@jeff8v7 Hey Jeff, 1600km is indeed not huge to be honest, that's an early death for your batteries. I have +/- 3500km on mine and a regulary reach top speeds of 35km/h.
Maybe the Chi battery upgrade is a nice alternative for you while you wait for the new Onewheel?

@3tch3r I never checked it myself but 170 degrees sounds way too much. Stop charging it before it catches on fire

If speed is what you want, get an electric skateboard.. even cheap ones go almost 40 km/h.

@gasbreakdipper I nosedived at that speed because im an idiot and ignored pushback. I still regulary ride 30 to 35 km/h no problem what so ever

@gasbreakdipper The pint fender also installs with screws.

While I agree that the accessories are overpriced, my xr fender has stood up several falls and rollovers, even one going at almost 40km/h

@tompeter 3 miles and that amount of scratches on the front bumper? Looks like the owner nosedived right after riding it the first time...

"top cover plate", "no charger" I have a feeling this is a stolen Onewheel

This kinda depends on how far you are planning to ride this, like a_onekatie said, she gets 10 miles on a charge, expect your range to be almost half of hers. If you think you'll be making long rides it is defenitely worth it to save up for the XR.

The size of the food pads should not be a deciding factor, you"ll get used to it!

For the tire, while the stock tire is not considered a good tire in the community I would not change it immediately for a couple of reasons:
-Stock tire is a good learning platform since its so flat.
-Changing your tire will void the warranty, so at least wait 1 year.
-A Treaded tire will decrease your range slightly because of more rolling resistance.
-As long as the trails are dry, a slick tire will be enough.

@a_onekatie That's the way!