@a_onekatie said in Riding Music:
@UTrider that’s a pretty eclectic playlist!
I used to have a car where I could plug in my mp3 player to the stereo. So some songs on it were for my kids and I haven't removed them. You should see my expression if I'm on the MC and "Harry Potter Puppet Pals and the Mysterious Ticking Noise" starts to play in my ears.
Old school here. Have about 200 songs on my MP3 player (just got some aftershokz headphones so I can hear what's going on around me along with the music.)
30 minute ride on Sunday . . . went back through the playlist. Anyone get music whiplash from this selection of music that was playing in my head while I was riding?
Sunny - Bobby Helm
Gray Dog Blues - Jack Ferrell
Every time we touch - shattered reality
Good timin' - Jimmy Jones
Life's been good - (artist name doesn't show)
Silent Solders - Axe
Phantom of the opera - (artist name doesn't show)
Movin' out - Billy Joel
The Fever - Garth Brooks
I'm No stranger to the rain - Keith Whitley
I can't drive 55 - Sammy Hagar
Forever Young - Alphaville
@OneDan I'm old and brittle, so with the GPS speedo, I have it set to go off at 11 mph. Pint should be able to do more than that. So I've got a couple mph. As long as I have it in the jogging armband, the delay isn't really that much. I don't want to be looking at my phone or watch when riding.
@OneDan I use relive app to map my rides. Much more accurate than the OW app. And I use GPS Digital Speedometer app for an alarm when I go over a certain speed. Just have to keep it were it can have a good GPS lock. Then I only look at the OW app after the ride to see how much battery power I have left.
@ConnorNAG2BMX said in Are Onewheels allowed on BLM Trails?:
@a_onekatie I don't know if they are saying "no" to EPAMD's, or if they even classify them as one? I can't find any info online.
Closest thing the OneWheel falls under in Utah Law is electric mobility device. Allowed anyplace regular bikes are allowed to ride.
@a_onekatie We desperately need video of you juggling and riding your unicycle :D :D :D
@stinkyface O=Off H=Highway V=Vehicle
This is why you should ALWAYS read the manual:
From both the pint and XR manuals:
Avoid streets and surfaces with water, sand, gravel,
dirt, leaves, and other debris. Wet weather impairs
traction, braking and visibility.
And then just a little bit later in both manuals:
Water damage is not covered under warranty
Right in the manuals -- and to me this says: Don't ride in wet conditions regardless of what you see in video's.
@WoWo said in Charging me for a Circuit Board Manufacturing Defect:
in the environments you advertise on your website.
I've looked at the website again. Not sure what environments your talking about. Everything on the page shows dry conditions. No rain. No snow. No wet trails.
Figure I'll do what I do with my motorcycle. Store it till safer weather, put it out of the mind until things start warming up . . . then start chomping at the bit.
With the onewheel, this winter if it's over 40 degrees and no ice/snow where I want to go . . . I'll pull it out. Otherwise, just watch youtube video's of those in warmer climates.