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    CBR 954rr @thegreck 24 March 2017, 19:52 UTC

    @thegreck I assumed by pads he was referring to the sensor pads, not the grip tape

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    thegreck @CBR 954rr 24 March 2017, 20:12 UTC

    @CBR-954rr Ahh... right. Sorry. Yeah I can see why he might think that they'd be angled because the grip is angled. But they're not under the back grip, so nope and nope.

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    mekon 24 March 2017, 20:33 UTC

    @thegreck @CBR-954rr
    Yeah gotcha gotcha . o7

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    carvetherapy 7 June 2017, 20:23 UTC

    Not sure if you are aware, but there is a goofy foot button in the OW app settings. I'm not sure what it does, but I swear dismounts became easier for me (on my V2) as a goofy footer after I turned it on.....

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    shattle @carvetherapy 7 June 2017, 20:34 UTC

    @carvetherapy Where is that?

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    groovyruvy @carvetherapy 7 June 2017, 21:24 UTC

    @carvetherapy I could be mistaken but I think all it does is turn the rider on the board icon into a goofy stance in the 'my rides' section.

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    carvetherapy 8 June 2017, 14:56 UTC

    In IOS, go into settings, scroll down to the OW app, tap on the app, scroll down to the bottom under "general", and you should see the "riding goofy" button there.....

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    shattle @carvetherapy 8 June 2017, 20:42 UTC

    @carvetherapy Got it--Thanks!

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    vespamanwv 21 June 2017, 19:48 UTC

    Me and my daughter ride goofy. No problems. I checked "riding goofy" in the app while waiting for my OW+:)

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    shattle @donny h 21 June 2017, 22:21 UTC

    @donny-h I'm goofy. It makes zero difference. Footpad shape fits a goofy just fine

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    keithers 20 July 2017, 05:03 UTC

    Just got my onewheel+ today and we are all having a tough time dismounting. Is it fine to ride with your back foot on the power pad? It feels way more natural to lift your heel on your back foot. Lifting front foot is hard!

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    skyman88 @keithers 20 July 2017, 11:35 UTC

    @keithers said in riding goofy on the v2:

    Just got my onewheel+ today and we are all having a tough time dismounting. Is it fine to ride with your back foot on the power pad? It feels way more natural to lift your heel on your back foot. Lifting front foot is hard!

    Try pushing your knee forward to cause your foot to rotate onto you toes rather than "lifting". See if that helps.

    Otherwise, practice makes perfect. Can also rotate you foot 90 degrees so your heel is on the sensor and your toes are hanging off the front of the board.

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    keithers @skyman88 20 July 2017, 18:47 UTC

    @skyman88 said in riding goofy on the v2:

    @keithers said in riding goofy on the v2:

    Just got my onewheel+ today and we are all having a tough time dismounting. Is it fine to ride with your back foot on the power pad? It feels way more natural to lift your heel on your back foot. Lifting front foot is hard!

    Try pushing your knee forward to cause your foot to rotate onto you toes rather than "lifting". See if that helps.

    Otherwise, practice makes perfect. Can also rotate you foot 90 degrees so your heel is on the sensor and your toes are hanging off the front of the board.

    Thanks, I will try that. I think the problem is that I am naturally riding with my weight more on my heels...are you putting more weight on the balls of your feet, or how do you think your weight is best placed on the board?

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    groovyruvy @keithers 20 July 2017, 22:08 UTC

    @keithers I'm goofy and I ride with my weight more on my heels, mainly because I feel I can turn, steer, etc. much more aggressively backside. I try to ride the heels as much as I can, but just to the point where I can still make frontside moves by shifting weight to the balls of the feet- that's the sweet spot for me. I may have shared this with you already but here are 2 dismounts I use all the time: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc9EGL1mWeM

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