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Uc Merced or UC SC?

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My e skateboard has quick release battery with USB port in it so i can use it as powerbank whenever i remove it from my skateboard

Honeycomb airless AT wheels are slept on.

Very cool 😎

Great review mate ✌️So both mini2&2S battery cases are identical? Thank!

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Also might be a good idea to add some kind of padding around the power bank. They aren't very durable.

Looks good! I love blue wheels

In your video you say that you carry this board on your back; what type/brand of backpack do u use for this? Thx

I don't like the tail light, but I'm interested in the Hercules Carbon as my long range AT board. What's the quality of their boards like? Built to last?

Great review much anticipated, thanks! I got Cloudwheels and tried Mad Wheelz for 2 weeks, but went back to Cloudwheels because of comfort, a tiny bit more range and ability to roll over anything. That grass patch would be no match for my setup, which is great when you want to cut corners or just go offroad for a bit. Mad Wheelz totally disappointed me, they didn't bring me nearly as much joy as people lead you to belive. Yes, you can turn a bit harder at high speeds, but that comes with a lot more cons for me. Where'd you get your kegal pulley BTW? I used the 36T from Tynee but it was a hassle to get them to fit well enough. I think I should have just bought the Galaxy wheels from IWonder to avoid faffing about with pulleys. One upgrade that's cost effective and I can strongly recommend is to dewedge the back truck and put a raked truck on the front. I'm running 50° Caliber III Raked with the stock 90a bushing on the front and swapped the riser for a 4° Venom wedge on the back truck with 96a KranK. This has improved both the carve and stability. The Venom wedge (called Venom 1/2" Riser Wedge) is flexible enought to deal with the deck contour and brough the axel to the same height as the front trucks, but I had to DIY a solution to hold the cables down with a zip tie tucked behind the tail end of the wedge. Love this board, it's the ultimate balance of portability and power!

Nice job!!

Great stuff bro, literally just watched your Wowgo Mini 2 review and was pleasantly surprised to see you posted this just 11hr ago :)

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I hate the deck shape it hurts my rear ankle so I peeled back the grip tape and layered a bunch of gorilla tape to make it flat. The front I’m leaving alone for now.

What board is this? Balrog classic doesn't exist

I was pretty decent at riding a skateboard when I was like 13-16 I'm 30 now just bought one of these I can't wait to see how this goes lol

What became of your Mini 2, has it lasted? I decided to get the Mini 2S with Cloudwheels, it's perfect for my work commute and surprisingly powerful. I would have preferred the purple grip tape, but I still reckon the design looks better than other minis. Just in terms of raw hardware though, you can't go wrong with Wowgo for the price. Most of the parts are reasonably generic, so you can shop around for spares (which I intend to do when the warranty expires). The mobile app support and padded grip tape on the 2S helped convince me to go for the upgrade. I've put 250kms on it in just a couple weeks.

Do you know if the Mad v2's are compatible with the backfire zealot x? Heard some people say they had the belts rub against the wheel. Thanks!

They probably removed the ref because it looks identical to a Kaly board

LOL I kept seeing this thing all weekend. Did you just duct tape that thing to the board, or was there more involved?

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I ride cloudwheels on my Backfire Zealot. The contact area of the wheel is low which allows for a little slippage. At the 500 mile marker, the rear wheels are balding, which actually helps with traction. The carving is awesome, the ride is super smooth, but that could be my soft bottom bushing smoothing out the vibration. I’ve never tried inflatable as I feel a flat. Roadside tire repair is no fun. The size of the wheel rolls over almost everything… almost. When I reach 1000 miles, I’m buying a propel pivot with the new style cloudwheels.

It's like someone tried to build a OneWheel, got high, and drunk, forgot what they were doing, couldn't keep their balance, and decided to make this instead! lol

Check out the Yx one!

The remote disconnects after a few days as a battery saving feature, it's supposed to do that, Awesome looking board! I'm currently waiting for my Direct drive model from them, They have AMAZING customer service!!

Thank you for your excellent review!

Man do I appreciate the no music. I wish more youtubers would do this.

had the same issue with my ingens, ordered purple but they were more lavender. For people worried about comfort id recommend a flexy street board like my meepo voyager. The ingens paired with the bamboo deck is great, and makes mad wheels feel like over kill.

What do you think about veymax jelly wheels towards cloudwheels?

The charm of the veymax convertible X4 is that it can indeed start by itself as long as you push it, without pressing the on/off button. This is a board that I really like.

Thanks for the metric figures!

Less is more. This thing is amazing.

Very helpful. 👍

when u get a warning with 1 bar left, keep going, sometimes thats critical to some riders. weather they need to go 1 more block in the city, or there campus is exactly 1.5 miles away. always drain it until it cant go anymore. with that setup will get u to that 10 mile mark u are hoping for if u drained it until it stopped 👍🏼💯. also, u dont need to turn the board on urself. its a kickstart

It would seem that Veymax actually now has new boards on their site including belt driven boards. 👍

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Feeling like I want to give mads a try now, everyone seems to like them.

You are an genius. Board fits so well.

This ASMR starts weird. Almost like a listen grind metal in a peacefull meditation. Namaste

How's the board doing 4 months on?

I use six inch airless tires on the Blackhawk.😂

I've bought the Velar and really did not like the deck shape. Unlike other mountainboard style, the deck is completely stiff and doesn't flex when you get on it. Maybe it's just me but the outer edges of my feet were hurting after about an hour of riding due to the weird angle that it forces my feet to be in. With the convex design, you pretty much have to put your feet in those 2 valleys most of the time and can't really ride any other way. I'm not a tall dude, 5'8" and this forces my stance to be a lot wider than I'm used to. Yes, the channel trucks can corner quite well but you have to move your feet to the edge that you want to turn into or else the bushings will try to fight you, making it difficult to maintain a long corner.

Thank you

60 km seems a bit too far fetched

Good job dude. Mads are also my go to when im not on my 150mm bkb’s.

Love the mads. I carved so much and so hard in santa cruz that the wheel started to delaminate from the core. Was sent a new wheel and definitely still bought the v2s!

Nice summary!

Great vid. I'm running a zealot x so no pneumatics for me but I do have the backfire 120s, both mad wheels and the ingens as well as some others. Ironically my favorites are the ingens because they're the closest to a skateboard feel but I can't use them everywhere because the streets get like that gravel patch sometimes. In a wierd way the mad wheels are the least thrilling because they're SOOO good at their job. You never feel challenged or like you have to control the board at high speeds because the wheels just say "I gotchu". You'd damn near need to see a moat sized hole before you have to actually consider avoiding it.