Dallas, ✌️

Vallejo, CA

Edmond, OK!

Charleston SC

Ghost town 😏😏😏

Not to mention the ecological disaster with all these parcels crossing the Oceans for nothing.

Hey Luke, agreed that we will need to scale our service model in the future. It's a heavy lift for a small team but on the roadmap forsure. Cheers

Lol, love how they said heavy lift for a small team... completely ignoring the fact that letting others do repairs would immediately alleviate the issue. What a fkin joke.

lol scale the service model? It’s the model that’s the problem in the first place.

@@Onewheel nice dodge....not buying it...let other shops fix this would be a 'roadmap' to success AKA DON'T BE APPLE!

Are you seriously complaining about having to take safety precautions for air travel? Edit: ah I see what you were talking about now, my apologies

just brilliant ain't it /s

Hey Kevin, we understand you're looking for some context on battery modification. We've copied and pasted this on a few threads so apologies for the impersonal nature of the note but it's important for folks to understand!!

It is fundamentally unsafe to modify the battery or battery management system of a Onewheel. We get that a small minority of Onewheel fans are agitated about this so let's unpack it a bit. Onewheels are dynamically stabilized vehicles designed for on- and off-road use. Unlike a car with 4 wheels, there is no margin for error. People ride them on all kinds of terrain in an incredibly demanding fashion so battery modules and the BMS must be built with the highest levels of safety and quality control to withstand a heck of a lot of abuse. We source the highest level components, we've engineered an incredibly robust battery module design and have invested heavily in advanced test fixtures for quality control of all aspects of the battery system. We also have the engineers who designed the Onewheel battery system design a battery management system from scratch to ensure the highest level of battery safety in all situations. This battery management system is designed specifically to work with the battery cells and pack incorporated in Onewheel and no other cells or pack arrangements. So what's the problem with letting anyone in their garage create their own battery and plug it into the board This is not like getting an oil change, both in the level of complexity nor in the level of risk associated. The same lithium battery technology that enables high power and long range means the cells contain tremendous amount of energy potential and must bee handled with utmost caution. The steaks are high, first and foremost for rider safety. Boards with modified batteries are notorious for having battery issues - this according to riders. Best case the board breaks. Worst case the board breaks and the rider gets injured. Worst, worst case the board lights on fire while riding or burns down someones house. If we zoom out, it's also important to note that the light electric vehicle space is still in its early days and regulation and public perception is far from mature and established. We all want the Onewheel experience to be great for everyone and part of the future. Battery fires from modified boards could be catastrophic to efforts to Onewheel acceptance. If your board needs a replacement pack, we provide that service at our repair facility, using brand new OEM cells and parts. This is not a profit center for us, but a way to keep you riding and stoked on your board for years to come. Hope that helps shed some light on the matter! Cheers

@@AG.Floats Not sure where you're getting this. Generally 'pro-riders' said 'Personally I'd want to go super fast and have no pushback but I understand why you have pushback where you do to keep people safe. If I were you I'd do the same thing.' That's actually what they said if you'd like to know :)

Hey Norman, I think folks are missing the mark a bit on this. We've seen a small percentage of issues on initial GT's and offering those folks a very high level of service. Our support team has done a tremendous job getting people back on the road. Modifying Onewheel batteries is a whole different can of worms but I can assure you, we don't dissuade you from doing it in order to make your life miserable. Just dropped a big long comment higher up in this feed you should go check out for some context. Hope you're having fun on your wheel and you get to go on an adventure today. Cheers bud

@@Onewheel Again, nothing but love... But you making the decision for us about a thing we own isn't customer service. If we choose to modify our property, we assume the risks, and you shouldn't have a say in it after we purchase it. We're paying for a board, not a parent.

@Onewheel We've all read the comment. I don't think people are accepting your excuse. You might want to consider publishing a very detailed report or video explaining exactly why it is so important to brick the board when you unplug the battery. Otherwise, the "safety" explanation is not going to sell.

@@normie26 Amen. If they didn't want to make life miserable, they wouldn't lock down the board. They could just put a line in that says they're not liable if the board is modded and be done with the shinanigans.

@@-JohnSmith- they're also losing money with their schemes. I've recently moved on to euc's because of their practices and I don't regret it. Range anxiety is a thing of the past and fast is fun. 🙂

Yea such a bummer I would love to try one of these but I like to modify and tinker and I couldn’t support a company like this.

You've been considering getting one, won't get one and instead trash talk them, yet your youtube name is GT? Or does it stand for something else?

lol

There is bs but man they are fun.

in all honesty, while their anti consumer practices are very annoying, the product itself is still very fun, and they also do care for the community to some extent. i cant understand why they wont let us tinker with our boards, but we have come to the point where there are workarounds. you can always vesc and build your own onewheel that will outpace anything FM makes currently. just food for thought!

Hey Harlock, sorry this reply isn't super personal but copy and pasting it on a few of these threads where folks are interested in why we don't suggest modifying your Onewheel batteries... It is fundamentally unsafe to modify the battery or battery management system of a Onewheel. We get that a small minority of Onewheel fans are agitated about this so let's unpack it a bit. Onewheels are dynamically stabilized vehicles designed for on- and off-road use. Unlike a car with 4 wheels, there is no margin for error. People ride them on all kinds of terrain in an incredibly demanding fashion so battery modules and the BMS must be built with the highest levels of safety and quality control to withstand a heck of a lot of abuse. We source the highest level components, we've engineered an incredibly robust battery module design and have invested heavily in advanced test fixtures for quality control of all aspects of the battery system. We also have the engineers who designed the Onewheel battery system design a battery management system from scratch to ensure the highest level of battery safety in all situations. This battery management system is designed specifically to work with the battery cells and pack incorporated in Onewheel and no other cells or pack arrangements. So what's the problem with letting anyone in their garage create their own battery and plug it into the board This is not like getting an oil change, both in the level of complexity nor in the level of risk associated. The same lithium battery technology that enables high power and long range means the cells contain tremendous amount of energy potential and must bee handled with utmost caution. The steaks are high, first and foremost for rider safety. Boards with modified batteries are notorious for having battery issues - this according to riders. Best case the board breaks. Worst case the board breaks and the rider gets injured. Worst, worst case the board lights on fire while riding or burns down someones house. If we zoom out, it's also important to note that the light electric vehicle space is still in its early days and regulation and public perception is far from mature and established. We all want the Onewheel experience to be great for everyone and part of the future. Battery fires from modified boards could be catastrophic to efforts to Onewheel acceptance. If your board needs a replacement pack, we provide that service at our repair facility, using brand new OEM cells and parts. This is not a profit center for us, but a way to keep you riding and stoked on your board for years to come. Hope that helps shed some light on the matter! Cheers

@@Onewheel The safety problem is legitimate, but you’ve chosen the laziest, most anti-consumer way to address it. Not to mention you are suing the people going through the work to engineer a solution. Maybe there’s some plan for the future to ramp up 3rd party parts or services, but at this point we have to judge intentions by actions.

@@Onewheel *stakes

@@Onewheel who talked about modifying? Battery is a wear item in ANY electrical device. and WEAR ITEMS has to be SERVICABLE. you are worse than apple when it comes to r2r, at least they just say that its a counterfeit batter not destroy the whole device. I dont know the laws but if i remember correctly, intentially designing a software to damage/hinder/destroy the product is illegal. Oh btw "Safety" has been deemed an unacceptable point when it comes to r2r.

We all know that's crap! the safest onewheels were unlocked. In fact it being locked is actually more of a safety hazard cause maintenance can't be done and FM has habit of refusing to repair boards that someone paid lots of money for....

That is correct. Pop over to some of these other chains for more context. Cheers

@@Onewheel not allowing the change of a wear item. great business move.

Um no you can change psi

🎯

We hear ya! Working on EU service centers to remedy that.

@@Onewheel Thanks for your answer.

@@Onewheel Asia (Taiwan) too please!

@@Onewheel or you could make your parts available and not have a method of battery connection that will brick your board if you do it yourself

A company being greedy. That's what's going on.

Hey there, a small percentage of GT owners have had any issues. The vast majority are out there loving GT life which has been really awesome to see. We're proud of the work our support staff has done to get anyone with any issue back on the road quickly. If you've got a GT on the way, you should be really excited - it's epic!

@@Mark-sn6kh ??? 🧐

@@Onewheel anti consumer policies are greed. You cannot use "safety" as a reason and that's already been established by the US government.

@@Onewheel that’s cool OneWheel I understand. I guess it just seems like their are ALOT of people with issues and you have to understand that makes a purchaser of the product scared. My shipping date is mid April now so hopefully I won’t have any issues and I’ll ride off into the sunset on my beautiful GT and live a happy life.

I'm 100% with you. I hope they get their act together soon.

Our only purpose in life is to make you miserable! Kidding. For more context on why we dissuade folks from modifying their Onewheel batteries check out somme of the threads above. Hope that's helpful, cheers!

@@Onewheel and I see you avoided where I said "it's illegal and the government has made this clear before."

@@Mark-sn6kh lmao got emmmm

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that's my b lol

We're hustling over here! I know the folks in the factory have been working 6-7 days a week for as long as I can remember at this point. More boards going out every day! You will be cruising soon my friend.

Man I’m in the same boat April 22nd but my ship date keeps going up and down. Just hoping it pops back down to early April cuz I’m dying with no board to ride and no car to go do anything😂 my feet are horny for shreddage

When did you place your order?

@@LunchTrae march 11th lmao.

@@g_l_0_0_m55 Oh awesome! I was going to place an order soon and was worried it was going to be super long before it got here

Bless up 🙏

@dogbog99 no right place to ask this question, as they did not even acknowledge it publicly yet. Everyone spending 2.2k+ on a product and having to worry if it will even work on arrival, should have the right to an answer.

@@dogbog99 Yeah you are right.. I’m taking a flight right now to San Francisco and in a couple hours I’ll be knocking his door… Better?

@@mikehit Exactly… My question is not coming from any hate.. I have a real concerned and we haven’t heard anything official from the company

@@RickLeon7 come on by :) Yea Rick, I don't have insight into the factory and operations interworking but I do know that a very small percentage of boards have had issues and that we're working hard to make sure that anyone who does have any trouble is taken care of as quickly as possible. Looking forward to getting you riding, you're gona love it.

@@Onewheel Thanks man, I really appreciate your insight.. The countdown is getting closer to get my GT 🔥

The first one I did I sped up to like 150% so it'd go quicker and everyone got all mad thinking I'm trying to look like I ride really fast (and the pedestrians speed walk) so now I just do the 'don't waste too much of your life' PSA :)

@@Onewheel Appreciate the PSA! You got me stoked to ride my GT in April, that's for sure! Thanks brother!

Wise words

I just ordered mine. It was almost an impulse buy. But I am glad I did it. Please excuse me. I have to sell my liver now. 🙃

just an FYI they put a booby trap in the board then bricks it when you try to replace the battery, you should refund it.

Let's goooooooo! Stoked for ya.

@@Mike_Jones281 Impulse buys are always the best. This will be no different.

@@cpassmore5108 this is not an accurate or educated take. If you're curious about learning more on why modifying your Onewheel batteries is not a good idea, check some of the threads above for more context on the matter. Bless up

Yea, we got into watching ambient videos of Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. Like 3 hours of people crossing the street. It's the most boring and amazing thing at the same time.

I believe it is due to the salt. I've recently tried to ride my XR on the beach and was unable to up until I was only a couple feet from the water. I haven't heard anything about what you're talking about with the bearings though

The stoke is real. Thing is amazing...

Life is about to get better my friend!!!

ooo sorry bout that, forgot to adjust those levels at the end there.

Send bbq ribs please!

@@Onewheel done 😉

@@Onewheel thoughts on the ribs??

Epic! Glad to hear it.

It certainly can

yup.

mad jellyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Pretty casual actually. The power hill and off-road is not casual at all though. So impressive!

Cheers bud

It really is a difference maker. Glad to hear it David!

Glad to hear it amigo

Live in Chicago too, it's a life saver 100%. Def trying to get other Chicagoans into OW this spring/summer!

Chicago bro's if u see someone on a Pint X there. It's me lol.

@@s.o.s.pnaruto9523 we’re both legendary

Not sure but if you place an order on the website it'll let you know. Or contact support and they'll tell ya.

@@Onewheel ok thanks

@@Onewheel it does not ship to the Faroes sad face

Sacramento ca.

Actually rancho cordova ca

Lmfao you the only one dude. I have 11,000 miles on one single XR. Pushback was fine. Big difference in loving onewheel and being a mindless fan boy who somehow agrees with their illegal practices of digital locks. You want a confidence machine? Well GTs are bricking all over the place and ghosting all over the place.

Contrary to what some would like you to believe, we think the vast majority of folks out there really appreciate GT pushback and the general sense of power, control and security the board gives you. I know I do! Cheers Keto

@@Onewheel Yea as an og pint guy and soon to be GT owner. I'm definitely thankful at least for me for the stronger pushback. I understand some of the complaints from more competitive riders about the pushback, but I'm happy to say with over 600+ miles I've never nosedived once on my og pint. For myself I'm happy to see a bit stronger pushback on the GT, but that's my perspective.

Commitment to safety? What about the ghosting issue?

bet you can't wait for it to brick itself when you disconnect the battery too.

@@cpassmore5108 if you're genuinely interested in learning more about why we dissuade folks from modifying Onewheel batteries check some of the threads above. But if you just want to rain on people's parade on the internet, I guess just keep doin what you're doin.

@@Onewheel you mean informing people about your breach of FTC laws? or the fact that you are suing small companies that support the tight to repair? but I understand you want more money and forcing people to either send their boards back to you to unbrick them when the battery dies is more PROFITABLE then letting them fix the issue. but I guess if you want to keep lying and tricking your customers just keep doin what you're doin. Bless up.

​@@Onewheel dissuade /dəˈswād/ Definition: persuade (someone) not to take a particular course of action. What you meant to say is prevent. Stop lying to people, it's not cool.

Fulfilling pre-orders before shipping to retail.

@@Onewheel point is y’all pre orders were supposed to be “pre”

it will indeed!

I did! 18 miles later lol

This thing just keeps on going...

love the sunset.

It's a slippery slope. Start watching Onewheel videos, fall down the rabbit hole, buy one, quality of life increases, your world expands, mental health improves, spend more time outside riding, get addicted, start taking Onewheel incredibly seriously, start leaving angry comments on Onewheel videos. It's the circle of life.