@puzz360
Hahaha! No, the board is high and dry, there was too much vegetation in the way to get the board in the photo.
Posts made by quicksandDYoung
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RE: In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
A couple of round numbers on the GT Leaderboard -
RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@onedangts
Congratulations on position #8 for the GTS leaderboard!
163 miles and counting…..
This forum is very well represented on the leaderboards. -
RE: In The Wild, Photo Share (If Possible To Capture).... Keep Your OneWheel In The Shot If You Can.
Here’s a snapping turtle, mid to small size compared to some I’ve seen recently.
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@lia Congratulations on such a long continuous streak! It’s disappointing when connectivity is the issue that breaks a streak.
I feel like the new guy, the GT being my first Onewheel. I had a day streak of 266 days, and lost it due to bad connectivity. As it went, I was on an ice fishing trip in the frozen north. I took my GT along, only to realize the only possible place to ride was on the snow plowed runway that the single engine aircraft landed on. This was ON the frozen lake! 30” of ice, with crunchy snow on top, was my only option to ride. I did ride just 2 miles a day, for three consecutive days in an effort to keep that streak going. On the third day, my streak did not record.
(I waited for the ‘heat of the day’ a whopping 14 degrees F, to ride.)
I continued to ride every day, and am now at an additional 244 days. So I have ridden every day since I first took delivery of my GT for a total of 510 days. That said, I am planning to liberate myself from the streak intensionally.
Let’s continue to celebrate with those who continue the day streaks, while enjoying the freedom of letting it go!
All the best,
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RE: Whys of Falls
This happened to me also.
It wore a groove in the tire, but did not bring me to a stop.
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@HanahsDax I noticed earlier today that you hold positions on two leaderboards for day streaks.
Congratulations! I’m sure you’ve seen your share of weather events to keep that going.
It wasn’t that long ago that we were side by side on the GT mileage leaderboard.
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@hanahsdax Thanks for the updates!
I’m quicksand, it’s been a great ride. -
RE: New OW Video: Johnson Livestock
It’s a great production. Imagine riding and handling the ropes! Good history of the ranch.
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RE: Watching Action on the Leaderboards
@puzz360
As of January 7, I had a day streak of 266 days on my GT. At that point I was #13.
On January 8, it said ‘no day streak’,
I did contact FM, with data, and screenshots, of the rides. We went back and forth, ultimately they basically said ‘sorry for your loss’.
I have a great story about the extraordinary effort I went through to keep the streak alive, and have not missed a day since taking delivery of the board.
I haven’t figured out, or maybe don’t have the patience to learn how to post photos or videos yet. At any rate, I was in a remote area, but the previous two days did basically the same ride, and those were accepted. As disappointing as it was, it’s their world, their rules.
I have not missed a day of riding, and have now ridden an additional 39 days, it has me as #76 now. -
RE: Onewheeling in Cold Weather
@lia - other than the usual ‘layers’, a couple of things have helped. I wear a very warm leather hat with a furry lining, large flaps over the ears, held in place by a chin strap. It’s definitely NOT a fashion show, but very warm. I stopped wearing gloves at about 40 degrees, and use wind resistant mittens. This was a huge help!
I use an outer layer of wind & water repellent goretex type foul weather gear.
Also, I have found it helpful to wear wrap around safety glasses. This keeps my eyes from watering as much in the cold wind.
A couple weeks ago, it warmed up to the upper 50’s , riding without the outer layers was a real treat. -
RE: Onewheeling in Cold Weather
@Lia I’m new here, and want to thank you for your effort in putting this all together, great work!
As far as cold weather riding goes, I’m no stranger. Yesterday I rode 30 miles in 17 degree F temperatures. Fortunately the wind was only 10 mph , and very little ice left on the pavement areas.
Keep up the great work, and thanks again,
Doug