@bradster3 I tried to pull the hex file from a PX bms and it bricked the bms.

@emilysmith It does. Lower PSI gives the board more cushion and makes drops easier (lots of trail riders drop their PSI for this reason)
However, I've heard that dropping your tire PSI too low can cause your tire's sidewall to wear out quicker, and you do risk damaging your rim

The general rule of thumb is 10 percent your body weight. So I'm about 140lbs, so I tend to ride around 12-14 PSI, 10 PSI for trails.

@williamlewis Generally, batteries require more care in the cold rather than the heat.

Heat managment with the onewheel is a little challenging without either swapping out parts or some crazy setups. The best thing to try is to not push your board too hard and to limit your weight, if possible.

However, since it's starting to cool down, you should be able to push it harder.

Also hey, fellow Austin Rider!

I ride a Pint around the east side and the crowd timing matters more than I expected. My rule is to get out before I open any scores or headlines at all, because once I start reading I lose the window. The hard cutoff works better for me than pushing it to dusk, since the paths fill up and I talk myself out of going. I saw Lamar Jackson plans return from thumb surgery this season and that kind of story is exactly what eats 20 minutes. Still unsure if a set cutoff is too rigid on game days. How do you handle it when a big event runs long?

Can you still connect with FFM on the 4209?