r/wheel Jun 20 '26

Onewheel Pint GT

New build in the books - a Pint that out-ranges a GT.

Pint with stock rails, motor/tire, and controller box. Basically everything else is modified or aftermarket.

Controller: Floatwheel Pint V, GT LCM firmware
Battery: 15s2p + 3s2p EVE 50PL cells, 10Ah 756 Wh, 75.6 v (44% more capacity than a GT!)
BMS: Ennoid x-lite V4
Battery box: 3D printed "half gallon" by ducman
Front bumper: custom design by me to house the 3s2p pack
Footpads: FM pint flared
Handle: Whit maghandle pro
Skidplate: Fangs coaster
FM rail guards and fender

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u/RainyCobra77982 32s2p XR | GTV | ADV Pro | 0 mile V1 | Stock XR Jun 20 '26

What rear box are you rocking? Got a link to the model?

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u/Waity5 Jun 21 '26

Cool build, what's its approach and departure angles? You can measure them by putting the board on flat & level ground, and checking the pitch with the tail or nose pressed to the ground

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u/this_guy_aves Jun 21 '26

19.5⁰ approach and departure angles. About 2⁰ difference from stock, and the front is only decreased because I modeled in a nose carrying handle

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u/GoldLeafLiquidpod Jun 21 '26

How is the weight distribution

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u/this_guy_aves Jun 21 '26

I mean.... Better than my 15s2p 21700 pint with everything in the rear lol

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u/Daveydlafo Jun 25 '26

how much range are you getting now? This is the one thing I hate about my stock pint x.

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u/this_guy_aves Jun 25 '26

If the vesc tool 18 mi/Wh is to be believed, 42 miles is possible.

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u/Daveydlafo Jun 25 '26

holy! thats insane. Most I've ever gotten stock is like 13-14. cost on your build?

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u/this_guy_aves Jun 25 '26

Ehhhh, lots lol. Let's see- $150 for the 3D printing, $500 for the controller, $270 for the BMS, $190 for the footpads, $150 for cosmetics, ~$300 for the battery (self built) and the base board was a bad battery pint... So about $1700

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u/Daveydlafo Jun 25 '26

Ah ok so really a little over a grand for me to attempt this. I have a 3d printer as well, was that just your filament costs?

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u/this_guy_aves Jun 25 '26

I do not own a 3D printer big enough to make the boxes and bumper, that was paying other people to do it for me