Melody Ko

Someone linked me to this thread saying they saw one of my videos linked here. Congrats on your GotWay RS. A solid choice. Although the Sherman is weighty, I would say it wound have been doable as the Sherman is stable and a durable wheel going straight if you picked it as your first wheel. The parts are expensive though. I suggest that you print a bumper for your rs for the headlights to protect it from popping out if you drop it. Known issue. Ride every day and you’ll get better quick. As you’re just learning you want to ride as much as you can to build those fine fast twitch muscles and muscle memory for balancing well in your ankles for balance that have never been used before. Try riding in soft mode also. It’s easier to learn, turn and carve and it might safer as newer riders get in trouble with death wobbles trying to slow down.

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I'm currently liking 28 psi.

When your Sherman is on press the power button again for half a second and it turns on and off.

Yes.

FYI it switches modes at 100.5F or 38 C.

Interesting, I received my Nikola Plus this may, ordered may 5th. I don't think my wheel is part of the recall, but I was e-mailing Zen Lee and Jason about why the heck is my fan on all the time and making pulsing and then sounds like a rocket after riding for awhile. I did a little experiment just now and maybe this is the new behavior for the Nikola Plus wheels to be on all the time and then higher RPMs once it hits 100F. Maybe they changed the behavior of the wheel to have the fan on all the time to prevent overheating and prevent thermal runaway in the newer batches?