@CapoDelToro Very cool, I may also buy it then. I had a guitar stand that looked similar that made a Bass guitar tip over quite a bit. You're saying that once you slide the legs out, it wont tip practically at all?

I didnt like how my bass guitar you tapped it lightly and it basically almost always fell over

I know, but I can't help it.

WHAT IS YOU ARE OW NAME? (the title written out, as is)

Yeah its weird, so many people are recieving their onewheels in miles in and around 250~270 but nothing below or above that. I don't understand how that works.

This isn't a great answer, but heres my rule of thumb.

When I go less than 12mph or very very local, I just ride normally (not recommended but these are my rules)

However, if its definitely more than that, new roads, unfamiliar, or possible cars, I ALWAYS WEAR a helmet, at LEAST one side with knee pads, elbow and one or both wrist pads.

Also this sounds really dumb but as non-athletic as I am, I did do martial arts lesson as a kid (ages go) and I'm trying to teach myself to roll INTO a fall rather than just fall and catch myself with my hands (rolling sucks but pretty much erases any chance of any major injuries if you're wearing anything thicker than a tshirt.

I have wiped out twice when I was a noob first time was not knowing proper dismount, then falling after a (wobble), and recently when I got a used onewheel that has a flat tire (more wobble)

Im so confused! This actually won't tip over? It totally looks like its asking to fall over unless its perfectly balanced like one of those jenga towers or even better, those stone towers you see in tourist areas

@sdaiberl There is a video online where a sudden powerloss results in the onewheel tipping forward then rolling, like a skateboard. (Its neither the fangs or the gliderwheels)

There is another video where some kid is reviewing the flightfins (some aspiring youtube celebrity kid that I dont know anything about) and his friend jumps using the flightfins, sticks the landing, but I think his foot pressure went so low that the onwheel suddenly shuts off.

So his onewheel did NOT have the fang/glider wheels, but the flight fins help him jerk the onewheel board back so the backside was dragging instead of the front.

@skyman88 Money (for theonewheel) is not an issue! I set aside all my fun money for this guy now. Not to mention how much fun it is and how it costs practically nothing outside the realm of upfront and accessories.

I go a lot of poorly paved and extremely "natural" grassy areas.

I don't know of anyone else who rides but I should look into that because I know they exist!!!

@OneDan I'm a bit confused though, according to this list here: https://onewheel.wiki/Tire_replacement

It appears the 6.0 are not treaded? I'm looking at the 2nd one in the list of five, which has the size of "11x6.0-6".

Is the one you got the one below that, perhaps? Just clarifying!

@OneDan Nice! You mentioned the 5.5 and 6.5 had fitness issues, but you mentioned you got the 6.0, and it still had fitting issues (but not that bad, as long as you remove the nubs, if I understood you correctly? Mahalo for the tips and sharing your experience bro!!!

I was personally looking into one of the hoosier's but heard that some of them actually don't fit and require a lot of mod to the other parts of the board? That sounds like a lot of work! Getting conflicting information on whether its a good idea