Carbon GT AT and Onewheel+

I already ordered a GT with all terrain tires and should get it in the next 2/3 weeks. I'm also thinking of pre-ordering the Onewheel+ (there is a discount if you pre-order by 31 Jan)
The plan is to ride the GT when it is dry and the Onewheel+ when it is wet/muddy, which is most of the Winter where I live in New Zealand.
Is there anyone on this forum that own a evolve all terrain and a onewheel? what do you think? Is it worth getting both?

 

Just a comment to your post. If you can afford it buy both. I don't own a one wheel, but I own a few different longboards with different wheel set ups and different lengths. I enjoy them all. Each set up gives a different feel and ride. Seem like you have a distinct reason for getting both, so I would think buying both would work well for your situation.

 

I had my first rides on the Onewheel+ today. The ride feels like something between snowboarding and surfing, it is addictive.

 

I'm also picking up a onewheel+, ordered yesterday and coming next week. I too have been curious about them and baffled by how odd they look. My reasoning is the same, for rainy / wet days. Since its a hub motor and the axle stands higher than a skateboard axle, the bearings and internals should fair much better. I setup my Metoboard and made it very water-resistant, good enough that I was riding it in down pours and through puddles / run off. However the biggest issue after I protected my motor controller properly were the wheel bearings followed by the motor bearings. You toast them pretty damn good. I ended up destroying my motor since the bearings were going out and I kept riding it, hard, up in SF tackling the big hills.

One thing to look out for is that I've been reading the onewheel community forums. Quite a few riders are seeing dangerous situations with the onewheel + / v2 has versus the v1 original. They're encountering the nose diving or off power while riding 9+ mph which causes the front to plant into the ground and sending you off. Some are suspecting that its just that it has a faster motor, I'm thinking there's just a bug in there they need to address. They noted the v1 had issues early on too and they listened to the users and updated the firmware. The firmware is upgrade/updatable by the user which is good. So when I do get mine I'll take caution for sure, my GT was a nightmare with issues/bugs beyond any fixes so I got my money back and picked up a Trampa build which I love to death. Future Motion who makes the onewheel is right down the street from me, so if I do encounter any issue I'll just take a ride down there to discuss and hopefully fix.