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For any new riders, it’s recommended to read the manual for the Onewheel. It explains some of the basic information of the board and what to do and don’t. Here is the complete list of Onewheel Manuals for the current board in the line-up. Onewheel Pint Manual (English) Onewheel Pint X Manual (English) Onewheel XR … Read more
Compared to the other Onewheels the Onewheel GT doesn’t follow the same calculation. The initial reports from pro riders indicate that the sweet spot of the new tire is around 10-20PSI. The compound and tire of the GT is stiffer than the XR and therefore needs a lower pressure to dampen the ride. The sidewalls … Read more
The charge to 90% feature is something that the community has asked for since the first Onewheel did come out. With the Onewheel GT Future Motion has implemented this charging mode and now allows the board to stop the charge when the battery cell capacity hits 90%. A lot of EUC and other PEVs have … Read more
Most riders will experience, especially in the begging as new riders, that the Onwheel wobbles while riding. This is especially pronounced for the Onewheel Pint / Pint X riders with the smaller and rounder wheel compared to the falter Onewheel XR or GT. It can be a bit scary when the board becomes unstable and … Read more
The Onewheel are well built but like any transportation device, there is some maintenance that needs to be done on a regular or more periodic schedule. The need for Onewheel maintenance is independent of which board you got, a V1, XR, Pint, Pint X, or the GT. This guide will cover the most important things … Read more
The current FlightFins v2 and MiniFins are compatible with the Onewheel GT. To attach them, you will need to drill attachment points and screw them from the inside of the stock Future Motion Fender. The other option is the get the Flight system, however, the FlightFin Fender designed for the XR and the Pint will not work with the Onewheel … Read more
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on Onewheel boards, the revolutionary electric boards that are transforming personal transportation. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned rider, our article provides in-depth insights into the different Onewheel models – Pint, Pint X, XR, GT, and the powerful GT S-Series. We delve into their unique features, performance, and suitability … Read more
If you don’t respect or try and push the limits of the board, then you most likely will encounter a nosedive at some time during your Onewheel career. There are numerous posts and stories about people getting a bit too comfortable with their boards and then hitting the pavement. This post will help you to … Read more
The Onewheel battery will need to be balanced at some point in time, the more you ride the more often you should do it. Balance the Onewheel battery is an easy task to do. Leave your Onewheel plugged into the charger for 24-72 hours. This will allow the battery management system (BMS) to rebalance the … Read more
There is some money to be saved by buying a used Onewheel compared to a new one. Even if used Onewheels have held their values for quite some time, at this time and place, there are deals to be found. Keep in mind as always, if it’s too good to be true it’s most likely … Read more
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Oskar Fällman is an Onewheel expert and a System Engineer with a master’s degree in Industrial Management and Engineering from Lunds University (LTH, Faculty of Engineering).
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