@skyman88 said in One wheel storage:

I tread my OneWheel (electronic device) just like my phone.

Must be difficult holding it up to your ear! :-D

@sparkspnt There is no way you should pay shipping. I reported the same thing on my XR that I received in Oct. I called them after reporting it (same as you, maybe 15 miles on it) since they didn't reply within a couple of days. After talking to Jon in support, I got an email that he would send me the labels to return it. Unfortunately, I can't send it back until March as it's at my vacation home, but he said no problem to let him know at that time and he'll send the labels then. It's a defect in the board, they have to replace a component in the controller, so covered by warranty.

Good luck!

@gsparx Thanks for the info! This supports the fact that @Future-Motion has a solution, yet still aren't shipping new products with the fix. Keep us posted on the ongoing testing!

@Future-Motion what is going on? You know what the issue is as you are taking boards in for repair, so why are they still going out with this problem? (my feeble attempt to get FM to respond)

@LidPhones Yep, I have both and use the larger one for my car and motorcycle tires. Both are great AND use the same batteries!

I have both, but I use this one (also Ryobi) for my OneWheels. You could even fit it in a backpack for "on the go" tire pressure changes!

@readysetawesome said in Introducing Gemini:

@OneDan your board doesn’t ever have push back? all 3 of my boards (+, +, XR) push back noticeably when I hit about 15mph.

I'm sure it does, but I've never really felt it. I used to ride up to 20 mph, but after my 22mph nose dive, I keep it below 14 (my watch warns me at 14.5 mph with 5 quick vibrations), so I have no idea if it still does it. :)

@jaime said in Introducing Gemini:

When are you going to put an speed alarm ??????

I asked for this over a year ago, right after my first high speed (22 mph) nose dive, as have MANY others on this forum. All I've heard from FM is crickets . . . they really need to listen to their customers better. Right now I'm using the OneWheelWear Wear OS app specifically because it has that feature, a customizable speed alert that vibrates my watch. It's set at 14.5 mph and I rarely hit it, but when I do, I have plenty of headroom to slow down. Way better than some mystic pushback that I'm not even sure I've ever really felt. :)

@AT_onewheeler I highly doubt the firmware can fix this issue considering FM has been having people send their boards in to replace a component in the controller.

@daweez This scares the %@$# (insert your own expletive here, LOL) out of me! I hope he's wearing full motorcycle gear when he does this!