@AgentWomack I have over 2000 miles on OneWheels and have never been attacked by a dog. I ride VERY slow (almost walk speed) when I go by them and, if leashed, I ask the owner if they are "ok" as I approach. I do see an occasional dog (maybe 1 in 20) get excited or even try to pull towards me, but even then, never TOO bad.

Now I realize me being in a city and most dogs here are used to "things" going by them, sometimes at medium to high speed, probably makes a difference compared to someone riding trails in the woods with loose dogs around, so not saying this doesn't happen at all. It's just that some of us, due to circumstances and the areas we ride, may not see this as an issue.

Be careful out there!

$40 ... In Sacramento area, would prefer local sale. Will remove old and install for an extra $20 (wheel previously removed) or $40 (entire board).

For what it's worth guys, I have 1700 miles on my + and I've ALWAYS kept it on the charger when not riding. I used to ride it every day, but since I got my XR, it's more like once or twice a week for the last few months. Granted, 90% of the time I ride it at least until it's under 30%, but I've never had any issues with battery percentage reporting. Could be a coincidence, but I know some folks take their boards off the charger after it hits 95 or 100.

@GreenFrog As long as they pay for the shipping, I'm ok with sending it in. Of course, that might depend on where you're located. In the future, for an "out of warranty" repair, I wouldn't mind doing things myself if they will send the part. Way cheaper than shipping a 30 lb HUGE box!

@skyman88 Once I finally got my XR in for the bluetooth fix, I ordered a Burris and installed it now that it's back from FM. You were "spot on" in that it is a bit flatter in the middle than the Hoosier that I have on my +. The Burris does still carve way better than the Vega, but not quite as good as the Hoosier, and both have the secure treaded grip I like. For $30 cheaper, the slight loss of carve ability, and better balance at stand still makes the Burris a great choice!

FYI, the actual tire removal/installation part took 2 hours the first time I did it and about 20 minutes this time. All due to paying attention to the slot in the wheel, as shown in some of the videos. Anyone changing their own tire should definitely watch those. I wouldn't say it was easy, but I'm no longer afraid to change my own tires!

@Panglossian When the app starts, it will autoconnect to a board that has that setting turned on. I have 2 boards right now, my + and my XR, so I turned it off so I can select which board to connect to when I start the app.

If you haven't noticed, you can connect to a board even when it's charging as it is "on" at that point, though not ready to ride.

Finally got my XR in for the bluetooth issue (sending from Hawaii to San Jose was quite the challenge, but after a month FM and FedEx finally got their acts together) and got it back yesterday. Like others, they replaced the controller with 4209 and it's working like it should have been when I bought it back in October last year. Still not sure why they're not shipping with this fix as new folks still seem to be getting 4208. Unless a certain percentage of the 4208 boards work ok, but still, can't they test them before shipping them out?

Anyway, count me in on the "problem fixed" list!

@jackiemoon My + has 1600 miles on it. All I've done is clean it up every once in a while and check that the bolts are all tight. Runs as good or better than it did new.

@skyman88 said in XR Improvement Possibilities:

People have been requesting the speed notification for a while, I think it would be easy to add and for people with Apple Watches or Android equivalent, you could have a vibration set for a speed limit as well.

Yep, this! The OneWheelWear app for Wear OS does (well, did) exactly this, but @Future-Motion change their API at the end of 2018 and broke all of the 3rd party apps. The dev tried to fix it and got close, but he can't ride in the winter, so when I tested it here in CA I found that it still had a bug.

Right now I'm using the OEM app on my watch. No speed limit notification, but at least I can monitor my battery and speed without pulling out my phone. With some 1700 miles on my 2 boards, I can pretty much tell when I go over my virtual 14 mph speed limit, but I still wish they would add this feature to the OEM app!

@Panglossian said in Apple Watch App Feature:

They could also have a security feature that disables the board from engaging the motor if the phone is nowhere near the board. It would be a lot easier to chase someone trying to steal a 30lbs board than riding off on one!

Yep, I brought that one up over a year ago as well!

Hello? @Future-Motion Anyone home???