🔥 Meepo Mini vs Bustin YoFace Hybrid 🛹 FAST Electric ShortBoard E-Skateboards - Street Kicktail Esk8
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Meepo Mini vs Bustin YoFace Hybrid V3 - Esk8 comparison of two of the fastest electric skateboards with kicktails on small shortboard decks.
Meepo Mini: www.meepoboard...
Bustin YoFace Hybrid: bustinboards.c...
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Bustin YoFace Hybrid V3 specs:
BOARD:
Length 32.8"
Width 9.25"
Wheelbase 16.5"
Nose and Tail 5.5"
Concave 0.38"
Trucks Bustin™ R1 177mm 50°
Wheels Five-O™ 83mm 81a
POWER:
Speed Up to 27mph
Range Up to 14-16 miles
Climb Up to 20% Grade
OTHER:
Battery 216Wh Samsung
Motors Dualomo Push-Friendly, Whisper-Quiet Hubs
Remote Bluetooth Shaka'mote™ V3
Weight 14lbs
Case Update NEW Fiber-reinforced Polycarbonate
Bluetooth Update Updated V3 Dualomo Module
Five-O SHR urethane wheels for a fast, smoothe ride through all types of terrain.
Bluetooth Shaka-Mote
Bustin 177mm R1 Trucks and Five-O Trilogy Bushings
Dualomo Push-Friendly Whisper-Quiet Hub motors
Fiber-reinforced polycarbonate undercarriage case
2.4Ghs Dualomo Module
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Meepo Mini specs:
Specs are for the Meepo Atom Mini 3S, Meepo Mini 5, Meepo Mini 5 ER and Meepo Mini 2S, Meepo Mini 2S ER, Meepo Mini 2 ER, Meepo Mini 2 (all Meepo Mini skateboards have very-similar specs, the main differences are in the remotes and undercarriage shell design, other than the Mini Dual which is a different board)
Dish Shaped Deck with Kick-tail: Enhances control and maneuverability, ideal for sharp turns and navigating obstacles. 8 layers Canadian maple 30" deck.
90mmX60mm PU wheels
Dual motors, 540W each, achieving speeds up to 29 mph/47 kph for a smooth ride.
Long Range: Powered by a high-capacity battery, offering up to 11 miles to 20 miles of range depending on which Meepo Mini model.
Compact and Portable: At 30 inches long and 17-18.5 lbs, it's easy to carry and store, perfect for commuting.
Shredder 7'' 45° RKP Trucks: Offers a balance of stability and responsiveness, made with durable A356 aluminum alloy.
Bushings are 100A and it comes with an extra set of 92A
Versatile Use: Minimal motor resistance means it can be used as a regular skateboard when out of power, ensuring a seamless transition for uninterrupted rides.
Advanced Connective Remote: Includes four ride modes, stable 2.4 GHz connection, and displays battery life, ensuring a secure and focused ride.
Hill Climbing 22%
IPX5 Waterproof
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Which Meepo Mini did you review? That doesn't appear to be the Mini 5. I just got a Mini 5 and the remote has no LED display at all. Push resistance is also pretty high.
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Shortboards are hella fun! I love the belt drive ones so I can use Orangatang blue 85mm wheels, super cushy 👌🏽
Orangatang makes the best wheels! Did you see my other video where I tour the Orangatang/Loaded R&D facility with their CEO?
@@YOLOnyc I watched around half, plan to finish it later 😂
pity the meepo is ugly AF compared to the bustin front and back,
maybe if u could put the meepo parts in the bustin deck and enclosure, then ud have the ultimate board.
I think the Bustin looks terrible as opposed to the mini….
I had both. Bustin manualed good but the rubber didn’t hold up and I ended up motor swapping with meepo donuts. It took some torque away for the size but made it roll smoother.
I liked my meepo mini 2 for 1100 miles and the bustin for 700 miles. Sold both. Meepo price unbeatable and stronger acceleration… but bustin looked and felt better. Pick one I guess. Meepo charged faster and seemed to last almost as long even tho it has like 50 less watt hours…
Meepo needs a half inch or so longer of a tail
The nose is good for rolling up curbs, you manual the front wheels up then nose manual the back wheels up before you end up slamming the back truck into the curb. I deck swapped my meepo mini with a old school Powell reissue with a nose. Drilled/cut a handle in the nose too that makes it super easy to scoop up the board from a ride if you need to for other reasons.
@@PatrickHaines33 A deck swap sounds like a fun project! The replacement would presumably need to be very rigid to take the weight - how did the old school Powell Peralta take it?
@@hozn Meepo Mini tail seems fine to me - but I'm not trying to pop the 17 lb. beast with it. I've got a SmoothStar #77 34" surfskate with a super long tail - I don't really find the extra length beneficial.
So far so good! Haven't had any issues with it this far and have had it like this for a few months now, maybe 4 or more months id guess@@YOLOnyc