• RE: Onewheel Photoshoot Thread

    @scabaa Ah I see. I was hoping for regular outlets but that's probably never happening. Super cool you can just leave it like that without a worry.
    I ride super lean so no backpack. Just the charger dangling off my hip from a carabiner in a lil bag with some misc bits alongside. Not sure I could pack the adapter 😅 Good shout though!

    Personally would have preferred a HS but it's whatevs. She's got more range than my prior GT that's in retirement with the rest of the boards :3 Defo a good conversion especially if you can swap out the hypercore for a SF.

    @Wheelwizard Different board. Built it from bits I acquired over time then used my Fungineer privilege's to get the missing bits I needed ^-^ Rides like a dream with just a few tweaks but I'll probably go over all the settings in vesc tool to make sure I'm not leaving anything on the table. So far it's just better than my GT was with the same battery. BTG seemingly making offroad less of a battery drain too which is nice.

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  • RE: Onewheel Photoshoot Thread

    @lia is that a new frame Lia or is that the one from your original GT?
    looks great, how does it ride?

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  • RE: Onewheel Photoshoot Thread

    @scabaa Oh wow there are just sockets around available to use?? That must be sooooo good for those rides. I'm still daisy chaining starbucks and McDonalds for reliable sockets here in middle England😭
    Are the locals chill about you riding?

    GT platform all the way. It's just better for putting power in safely. I'm using:

    • Thor301
    • GTFO BMS and headlights
    • Purple anodized Superflux to GT rail axle blocks
    • Superflux V2 stator and a V3 HT hub
    • Thundercat BTGF tire
    • WTF regular matte black rails
    • Lowboy front footpad
    • Kush wide retro purple rear footpad
    • Mini flight fins
    • Custom flight fender and flight shield
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  • RE: Onewheel Photoshoot Thread

    Debut of my new ride. Took forever to get it running but she’s a great little machine. Photogenic just like her sisters 🥰

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  • RE: Onewheel Photoshoot Thread

    @scabaa How is living on the isle of man? I hear it's quite pretty!

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  • RE: Saturday tyre change swearing time

    Ok so a week in to using the street pro 2 and I can say it is a smooooth tyre,slightly flatter profile nice and comfortable ride been enjoying the work rides.
    Obviously needs to be broken in a bit but regardless very nice tyre, glad I decieded to go this way and its quite nice to ride a slick again I spend most my time on pavements or road so not missing the tread so far.

    posted in General Discussion
  • RE: Funwheel X10 fender options

    @scabaa I wouldn’t be able to print them sadly. But there’s probably a bunch of local places that can 3d print on demand :)

    A little around the motor/footpad connector where the nuts seal up against the casing is a good idea too. It’s not super likely to leak but helps stop them becoming a problem later after some use.

    I do have some fender deletes on printables too for the x10/7. Similar to the stock Pint/GT but split due to the rail bend. There’s a flat or curved version on there if you go through my models on there :)

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  • RE: I was due for another tumble

    @loaf That must have been one hell of a tumble to destroy the wrist guards and take you out for a year! Hope you're doing okay now.

    posted in Safety
  • RE: Funwheel X10 fender options

    @scabaa Hiya ^-^
    Yep that one's me. I printed mine out of PLA+ with 6 walls on a 0.4mm nozzle. Layer height was less than 0.2mm and was surprisingly strong so anything you do beyond that should be more than good enough to hold it in place :)

    For funwheels they're pretty good out of the box but for piece of mine I'd recommend a line of silicone around the boxes just to be safe.

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