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@@MankickNo they’re in a pretty comfortable position for me ! I am on the taller side so I wouldn’t complain if they were like an inch higher. But they’re in a super comfortable casual position. I haven’t noticed it being uncomfortable or feeling too low even after my long rides

@@MeedersPEVS I meant length wise

@@Mankick Gotcha they’re a good width. Honestly they are a lot wider that most folding e-bike handlebars. They feel comfortable and aren’t to wide that you’re gonna have issues going through narrow spots. I think the go pro makes them look a bit smaller than they are.

@@MeedersPEVS I actually have one.I bought this bike second to my Velotric Fold 1. I suppose I have become comfortable with the width of the fold 1, so sitting with this bike felt strange with the change in handle bar size. I bought this bike for my wife, and if it is all she knows, perhaps it will work. Only time will tell.

Yes I do have the 10.4 Ah battery ! The other available size is a 13.4 Ah. And I know I was extremely impressed. I’ll be curious to see how throttle only does too. Thanks so much for watching :)

Gotta watch out!!!

Yes I have the 10.4ah. I’m about 5’11” and I have my seat post pulled out to the 4 position. I’m not a huge fan of bars instead of voltage for battery readings but it’s the easiest for most people to understand. I haven’t had much of an issue with it. And it’s just not great to leave the battery drained for a long while. I waited about 10 minutes after I got home to let the battery cool and then charged it back up to about 50% it really shouldn’t cause any bit of an issue just not great to do every time you rode. But I am extremely impressed with my range PAS definitely is the more comfortable way to cruise for long range but this is definitely the best bike in this price range. I wish more people knew about this hidden gem ! Thanks for watching the video :)

I have the smaller 10.4 amp hour battery

I have the portola with the larger battery…I love it!

It’s a great bike ! I bet the bigger battery is nice to have

Got the belts screaming!

Yessir it was a good thing for the both of us !

Better to be safe than sorry ! I should get a pair of gloves it’s just been hard to find one that won’t interfere with my ability to use the remote well. Knock on wood I haven’t had too many bad falls on the electric boards. I’ve had my fair share of lost skin on a regular longboard tho.

@@MeedersPEVS check out some of the fingerless fishing gloves, I too had a hard time with the remote and gloves but those work great, just have slide on the palms 😂 they arnt perfect but the ones I fell in were tore up and my hands mostly ok

All the torque !

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Thank you ! Will do :)

Thank you !!

On a one wheel.. savage

Thanks for commenting! #1🎉

25 psi is pretty good for trail riding and offroading if you’re looking for good grip but will definitely reduce the range a bit more. If you’re just gonna be doing street riding and on asphalt 30-32 psi is great to have better range and a more smooth ride!

I just bought mine off Facebook marketplace. I would check on there and see if there’s any onewheel groups in your area and ask if anyone’s selling. I’d just ask them to meet up at a mall or something like that with a big parking lot and they can show you how the board rides or you could try it out for yourself ! But Facebook marketplace is definitely the way to go to find any around you

Yeah this could’ve been real bad !

i’ve seen cool shit on onewheels but nothing online reflects that

Oh yikes that’s not good. I have a Badger kit on mine which helps waterproof the board.

Thanks man ! It all just takes some practice and time but you’ll get good if you just keep trying :)

It’s possible to do it without taking off the caliper it just makes it a lot easier to shimmy the wheel off to get the chain off without having to worry about destroying your pads.

Not at all ! This bike is definitely on the smaller side and the handles are very close to rider. My girlfriend is 5’2” and she is very comfortable on this bike

That’s awesome ! The pedal assist is awesome on this bike. I just started to do a range test on PAS level 2 and already made it 20 miles and only dropped two bars of battery !

You’re welcome! I’m glad I could help !

20x4 is the correct size. 3.5 would probably work too but the bike is designed for a 20x4 tire. What tires did you put on ? Sounds like you had your inner tube bunched up or pushed off to the side which may have caused your issue. I’ve never had anyone complain about 20x4 not working

I’ve heard people say to do it every 1500 miles. I haven’t gotten around to doing it myself yet but I will make a video when I do !

@MeedersPEVS how many miles on yours? I'm at 1300, just did brake pads front ones looked unused and rear only slight grooves. I guess I don't stop much lol. Anyway did tires, shock and brakes all from your videos.

I’m just about at 1300 as well. My pads were definitely very worn. I live in a pretty hilly area though and do lots of offroading.

@MeedersPEVS hey pls make a video when you grease your motor gears. That's next on my list. You've been a HUGE help with what I've done do far. Tires, brakes and shock.

I understand but I am also riding the bike in my small town with very little traffic. Any of the stops I go through I can clearly see up the both sides of the street. If im unable to see or see any cars I always stop

Jeez man I’ve only broken 2 belts in over 1300 miles on my board. I’d I were to take a guess I’d bet you may be tightening your belts a bit too much. That’ll wear them out quickly. Also if you have belt guards on I would take them off. It traps sticks and rocks and ends up damaging your belts more than it helps

There’s a wheel speed setting that can be changed to be a bit more accurate I think it comes stock as 24 and should be dropped to 23 or 22 I forget. But after I changed this my Speedo was a lot more accurate

I’m sure it doesn’t compare with all foldables but for under $1000 you’re not finding any high quality bike with better range than this.