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My S2 has this exact same problem and my "solution" has sadly been just painstakingly disassembling it whenever I need to adjust tire pressure.

You can embed the pie video by posting the direct link to the Facebook post, right click the timestamp (e.g. "3 hrs") and click copy link address. Great video by the way, that office (?) looks like amazing fun to ride in! I don't know how you get any work done.

I cannot seem to find the wheel at all. I've tried WheelLog and the non-social Gotway app on two different Android phones and DarknessBot on an iPad Mini. Do I need to do anything to the wheel to make it discoverable besides turning it on? The bluetooth chip is integrated to the motherboard so it shouldn't be a wire issue, correct? Help is appreciated. @Marty Backe @KingSong69 EDIT: Problem solved. It seems when they shipped a new motherboard they shipped it without the Bluetooth board so I had to take it off the old one and put it in the new one. Very funny. fuck you Gotway

I disagree. When practicing the speed is really low and it takes no effort at all to step off the wheel if things take a turn for the worse. I don't think I ever came close to actually falling when practicing. I feel like the safest time to ride was when learning and the most dangerous shortly after you've learned it, when you start to pick up speed and think you're invincible.

Taas yksi harrastaja ilmoittautuu. Espoossa asustelen, Ninebot One S2 ollut nyt alla noin 3 kuukautta ja 450 km, pistoksen saaneena tilasin uuttakin uudemman Gotway Teslan, luultavasti ensi kuun alusta pääsee sillä testailemaan. Mitenköhän laki suhtautuu tuohon kun ei mene enää < 1 kW, <= 25 km/h rajoituksiin sisään. Varmaan mopoksi luokitellaan? Koitan bongailla täältä noita pääkaupunkiseudun häpninkejä ja keretä mukaan, viimeistään sitten kun tuo Tesla saapuu.