Guys Iβve been in saving up for an electric skateboard for the past year by flipping shoes and I have finally made enough money to buy a exway flex Iβve ordered it and Iβm over the moon canβt wait to use it any advice when it comes etc.
Iβm a prospective student and I know there is bike racks, but with an expensive board it wouldnβt be hard for a thief to undo some screws to get access. Iβve been told I could take it to classes but I havenβt been to a uni class yet and I donβt know how strict they are with bringing that stuff inside. Also, itβs pretty long, ~1m
Freshman here, I was thinking about getting an electric skateboard, but I have heard different things on whether they are allowed in halls or not. If not how do people normally store them overnight?
As the title says, would I be able to take the parts from an existing electric skateboard, everything minus the deck, and transplant them to a new deck?
I'm specifically looking at a used meepo v2p 30 inch, and wondering if I can put the parts on a more flexible loaded deck. What would I need to be careful about if doing this?
Thanks in advance!
Hey guysοΌI have a skateboard and recently wanted to change the wheels, but I saw that electric skateboards have cool wheels, like those cloud wheels, and I was wondering if they fit. ThanksοΌ
The electric skateboard cost about $1500.. I've dealt with alot of scammers, and usually they are trying to get me to give them money, but i've seen this particular scammer try to buy things from other people... What is the scam here?
Either online or in store, I just can't spend a whole lot, I know there are some out there around the $300-$400 mark, so if anyone knows of anywhere that has one in stock please let me know :).
Edit: ended up forking out a bit more and got a Blackhawk v3. Fingers crossed :D
August of last year I bought my first electric skateboard, a Wowgo 3X. Iβve ridden it a bunch around the area near my house in Wells on streets and neighborhoods. In December I ordered a Propel Endeavor Pro which should arrive in a few weeks which will open up new riding possibilities on trails.
Just curious if thereβs anyone else here who has one and if there are any recommendations of places to ride (preferably Portland and below).
I'm almost satisfied with the quality of current hub-motor Electric skateboard in price range of $400-600. Is there anything esk8 can be improved further?
The torque(20% hill climb), speed(30km/h) and range(20km) are more than enough for my daily usage.
Sure, some of you want even bigger numbers in spec sheet. But for average person living in a city using it for commuting and carving, no crazy tricks nor off road riding, this is enough.
I'd like my board to be lighter but without ground breaking battery invention, that's not possible.
I also hate most of the products don't comes with a good trucks but I guess $100 increase in price just for a better truck isn't appealing to most of us. I need turning radius of less than 3m so I replaced the front trucks with Carver C7. The carving is so much enjoyable now.
Hey, I'm planning to do very crappy, but good enough extended battery mod for my old meepo v2p. Considering that It uses some kind of 36v off the shelf controller for power, it should be able to work. If anyone has done this mod, do you have any tips or things to watch out for?
I was looking at the mini 2 and I like the way it has a spot for you to manual turn by lifting the front wheels. I used to do traditional skateboarding like in pools at skateparks mostly but I also like the front lip on boards the mini 2 doesnβt have that though. It helps if your hitting a ramp to jump out the pool you kinda ollie and catch it but I really would like to see a skateboard thatβs like the ones they use at skateparks. I love the NLS pro but it would be cool to have a pool session electric sometimes I hit the rail and grind but it tends to frighten me and I always bail.
The only problem is doing tricks likes shuv itβs cause you would change the direction and you would have to do 180s to turn. I never could ride back a bowl reverse but some people can. Maybe like a 8.25 deck would be wide enough. I would definitely buy one.
or let the fall teach you
It's just a general question that I am very curious about. As a member of an electric skateboard company, I want to know why you skateboard and which functions you pay more attention to. I want to hear what you guys say!
Some times I want to go in a store or to the beach etc with my board but I donβt trust leaving it alone and donβt wana bring it with me. Any ideas
