Funny, even though I already have 2, I'm for some reason kinda jealous! :D

@a_onekatie said in Installed Pint Railguards:

I was frustrated they didn’t offer a clear version of the fender for the pint, that was the one I really wanted.

As dirty as mine gets, not sure clear would be a good idea! LOL

I guess the real question is why they don't have color rail guards for the Pint, they have them for the + and XR.

Someone jump on this . . . what a great deal!

@Senior-Coffee said in Two-x battery kit upgrade tripled the range on my V1:

Acceleration is faster and takes less effort.

This is what interests me for my + as much as the extended range. I ride my XR mostly and today went almost 15 miles with 24% charge left.

Yeah, @Future-Motion doesn't seem to listen to app feature requests, unfortunately. This one has been asked since the V1 days along with customizable speed limit warnings and other features. I've given up asking. :'(

@steak said in Hi-Tops For Foot Cramping?:

Introducing even a slight carve into my riding did a lot to reduce cramping further.

I discovered this a couple of months into OW riding, though now I carve almost all the time . . . it's just more fun. :) Also, rolling your feet side to side every so often, even just a little, can help relieve cramping.

The Nike SB low-tops were my first attempt at using skater type shoes and they caused my feet more pain than my regular Nike Air Max shoes. I even tried adding comfort soles. I'm sure everyone is different. The Vans 112 Mid Pros work for me (amazingly well), so I think it's whatever you find that is comfortable for you when riding.

I've been riding for 2 years, first in a suburban area where I could switch between road and sidewalk as neither was ever crowded. I am now in a city area where sometimes the sidewalks are crowded and most of the roads have bike lanes. I prefer the sidewalk as I really don't want to become a hood ornament. However, if the sidewalk is crowded, I will go into the bike lane for 1/2 a block or a block to go around them. If the sidewalk has 1 or a few people, I will slow WAY down, almost to their speed as I approach, announce myself so they have time to react, then say thank you or good morning or hello as I pass them slowly and 99% of the time, I get a kind response back.

It seems pretty easy to be nicer than the inexperienced people speeding down the sidewalks on Jump bikes or Lime scooters. Hoping other OW riders do the same as I do so we get a reputation as the kind, aware, and safe riders.

Agree, always ride with traffic.

@DreamTour said in Hi-Tops For Foot Cramping?:

I... I can't even imagine walking in those things...

Yeah, but the heel lift would be so easy!