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This is not a link to a video describing a specific bug in the product. It's just a link to a search of "onewheel injuries" in YouTube, which presents a variety
by shockeychap 4y ago
This is not a link to a video describing a specific bug in the product. It's just a link to a search of "onewheel injuries" in YouTube, which presents a variety of videos detailing all manner of injuries that come from operator error and the inherent dangers of OneWheel operation. Try searching for "mountain bike injuries" and see what you get.
Is there anything else? (I'm sincerely interested. The CPSC article clearly infers a situation in which it suddenly stops. Is this confirmed?)
- CharlesW 4y ago> (I'm sincerely interested. The CPSC article clearly infers a situation in which it suddenly stops. Is this confirmed?) The first few seconds of this 2-year-old video shows it happening to Adam Savage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys3ivCUxIvY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys3ivCUxIvY What I'm finding after some light digging is that this "nosedive" problem has seemingly been injuring people for years. There's apparently even a small ecosystem of add-on products that purport to address it: https://www.badgerwheel.com/shop-online/badgersense https://www.badgerwheel.com/shop-online/badgersense
- the_mitsuhiko 4y ago> Using an intuitive redline display, the power gauge lets you know at a glance how much power the motor has left before a nosedive is imminent. What a quote.
- Gatsky 4y agoThat Adam Savage footage… Ok, thanks, never getting on one of these things. It is just a flawed concept basically.