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    In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.

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      c mo @c mo last edited by

      @c-mo said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:

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      Bought a used onewheel for my brother Vdogg. He jumped right on like it was meant to be. One leg, one wheel.

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        c mo @c mo last edited by

        @c-mo https://youtu.be/bCRqZU0Meig?si=F9YT40wyCFKuhq4j

        I didn't realize Jay sitting behind Loren. Lol

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          c mo @c mo last edited by

          @c-mo said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:

          @c-mo said in In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.:

          20220115_095249.jpg 20210517_162159.jpg IMG_20211109_231833_327.jpg

          Bought a used onewheel for my brother Vdogg. He jumped right on like it was meant to be. One leg, one wheel.

          My beach board is a lifted xr with a big soft Hoosier. Definitely prefer the xr to the gt on the beach. Gt is better on the street.

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            c mo @blkdout last edited by

            @blkdout can they go upside down? I prefer mine lifted for trails and beach, especially if there's big bumps.

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              BillAmosPhoto last edited by

              Baby snapping turtle. I got it off the road once I saw it.

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                biell DIY Plus last edited by

                We can't let this thread go more than a year without a new post ;)harmony_and_the_trail_gnome.jpg

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                  Puzz360 XR Pint V1 @biell last edited by

                  @biell nice one.
                  Good point, there's gnome way that should happen.

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                    Lia GT XR Pint Plus V1 DIY @biell last edited by

                    @biell Loving the continued pattern on the footpads. Veeeery nice touch ^-^

                    @Puzz360 Agreed. Gotta keep our not so well gnome forum active ;)

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                      biell DIY Plus @Lia last edited by

                      @lia Thanks! They are actually albino white footpads, so everything not white is died with iDyePoly. I'd do it differently next time, but it came out pretty good. I also used a white paint pen on the bumpers, but that is scratching off (as expected).

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                        williamlewis last edited by

                        The mink sighting stands out to me—road-killed or not, that's a rare one to come across. And the detail about the mama mink carrying a baby rabbit last year is the kind of thing that makes you stop and rethink how much is happening just off the porch. Sensible call on the photo; a still body can be a lot for some folks even without blood. The lizard from your daughter in Louisiana fits the thread's spirit well, especially arriving as a reply to the massasauga shot.

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