@Mykv craft n ride had a sale recently for free international shipping. Try connecting with those guys for a deal. Flight Fins wanted $70US to ship to Australia. CnR were $50US before the sale came up.

There will be tyre sellers in NZ, but may not be the best tyres for a OW. I work with a guy who races karts and tried a used dunlop from him. Wasn't a good experience. Very square profile, so a step backwards from the Vega even.

The Hoosier distributer in Australia didn't have the right tyre but could get it in. You could try hooking up with other NZ guys and order a bunch in.

@BigBird50N similar issue here: https://community.onewheel.com/topic/8850/complete-shut-down-at-15-battery

@a_onekatie the App is a guesstimate bases on overall batt pack voltage only. Likely an individual or small group of cells in the pack were at the bottom end of their voltage range. The BMS monitors each cell individually and will have told the controller to warn/stop the rider to prevent battery damage to those cells.

Running the pack down and a long overnight charge will balance it out again and recalibrate the App.

Downtown Brisbane, Australia!

@Ramphex tompeter is a regular. Think he might be a bot. Apart from announcing when a OW appears for sale on another platdorm, he doesn't say much.

@Ramphex peeps are calling that the "Mount of shame".

@HanahsDax yeah u/WITZ_STA on reddit parts out new boards. Also a community of DIY guys who replace cells. I think there is a dedicated FB group for that. For people not in the USA. This can be a better option.

@Sponge315 In order of impact for me:

1. Did the tire and bearings as part of the same teardown at about 1,500mi. The original vega still had life but i couldn't wait.

The softer sidewall and rounder profile on the hoosier is a massive improvement. The softer rubber doesn't collect rocks like the harder vega. Really changed the character of how it turns but also rides road imperfections better. Just had to concentrate harder to balance when stopped.

2. Bearings also were very clear improvement. The original were still smooth but didn't rotate as freely as fresh ones. I bought the SKF genuine from the local SKF retailer. Added some zip to the boards acceleration and range.

3. A coarse grip tape adds confidence, cheap and easy upgrade. No hint of shoes slipping anymore.

All the changes were worth it. I'm not sold on shaped footpads or flight fins, they seem to work for others but not convinced they would add to my riding style.

I'm the guy that polished my wheel. Did that while i had the motor apart to do the bearings. Adds nothing to the ride, but its pretty unique and looks great after a clean.

2,000 miles gets you to rank 447 on the XR Mileage Leaderboard.

History of my 2,000 miles:

New tire - Hoosier 6" slick
New bearings (probably premature)
New Griptape (TFL)
New V3 Fl plates
Front LED fail (fixed)
1 x Nosedive (uphill slow)
1 x crash into car (car pulled out of blind drive)

Ready for the next 2,000! 😎🤙

@MDMason i have an android and downloaded the Onewave app from github. It gives you the individual cell voltages. If you don't have an android, maybe a friend does?