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MADWHEELS V2 - Better than V1? Efficiency Test & Mini Review
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
- In this video, I do a riding review of the awesome Madwheels V2 Stealth! These are a minor iteration on the original Madwheels 105s, which are essentially the Boosted 105, brought back to life. These are pretty much my favorite thane wheel on the market right now, so be sure to stick around until the end to see my scoring!
The Madwheels V2 are a urethane wheel that's produced by Madwheels and sports a unique design with voids in the rear side of the urethane, providing extra shock absorption and a nice comfy urethane ride. These V2's are also a true 105mm in diameter, unlike the smaller V1's that were usually around 101mm.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Mad Wheels V2
00:30 Madwheel V2 Upgrades
01:03 Not my First Ride
02:43 Tracked!
03:35 Main benefits
04:46 Grippiest!
05:00 Vibes and Impact
06:28 Holes?
07:47 Light Setup
08:36 Stealth Version
09:07 Mad 125?
10:20 Rolling Resistance Hill
11:35 Vibration Bridge
12:44 Raw Riding Footage
14:13 Efficiency, Final Thoughts & Micro Review
16:11 RBEM Score
18:05 Should you buy them
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Your reviews are amazing! I've learned sooo much off of you and I'm glad you're making these efficiency charts. They are really helpful when it comes to deciding what to buy since there's no way to really test them out. I hope you have the time and funds at some point to test out maybe the CW 110r rovers and the 6in and 7 in Mboards Novas maybe? OOHH... also the Omni 140mm airless ones! 😅🤞...... MAYBE? 🙏..... Either way, keep the reviews and data coming! Thank you for what you do!💪
Thank you so much! I'm glad someone likes to see all the data! I would like to test those rovers at some point for sure. I have the novas but they aren't compatible with the board I run these tests on. The omni ones look really uncomfortable so they don't appeal to me too much haha
@@RBEMotion 1 of 3 is good for me! 😅 I have the 140mms and they are ehh. I have the Novas too, in 150mm and they are really nice! very grippy and solid tire. They also stretch real nice! I had them on the tomiboi hubba hubs and on the new linnpower quick release hubs! they look like stretched car tires, and ride like them kinda too! Either way, Keep them coming GOOD SIR! 💪🙏
@@Gmo_gags Haha thanks! I have my 7 inch novas stretched on Newbee impalers, works real well.
*I mainly love the grip of the V1s/Meepo 105s when carvin, insanely fun!*
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The 125s will be 🔥
Same! Grip like crazy. I'm super excited for the 125's as well, we haven't had thane that big since Torqueboards made the limited run of 130mm wheels. Hopefully they don't have delamination issues.
@@RBEMotion I actually didn't know/forgot about those TB 130s 😲
Mad's bigger wheels will defo get AT-resistant riders like myself more likely to try them, pretty much 5inch urethane at that size, grip + no punctures = win, win
Dude I am local to you. We should go ride. I ride all the same roads, idk how I haven’t seen you yet
Haha that's dope! I used to ride frequently with SDesk8 but I've been super busy lately!
I have questions about the Meepo MLR board?? How long do the run before charging and does the Radium. Mach 1 compeat with them as a Raceboard?
Well, surprisingly, I haven't actually ridden it yet. It seems to perform pretty well, however there have been some issues with the rear hanger not being strong enough. Personally, I think the battery should be increased in size a bit too. It's very much still in production. The truck concept and geometry make it very good for short track racing, and I've seen a lot of my racer friends do great stuff on it. As for comparing it to the Mach One, they are completely different boards. The Mach One is an amazing daily-able board. It's very powerful, has a lot of unique design elements, and I would personally love to have one. Radium themselves have mentioned that it is not a "raceboard" - however, it is highly capable on the track. Hopefully this answers your question somewhat.
@@RBEMotion I was looking to preorder the MLR and modified it by changing the batteries. I saw the interview you did with Radium. What would you recommend to improve on the MLR as a mod?
@@kevinjohnson7468 Gotcha. Yeah, so first off, I would want confirmation that they've improved the hanger material so it doesn't bend anymore. Second, I'd go to 16s3p or 16s4p of P45B, and upgrade to SKP solos + Zmote. That's what I'd do anyway.
What lights are those ?
I thought these were rubber, and not urethane. Was I wrong?
They're lights that I'm working on selling, and no, the wheels are urethane. The hollow wheel pros and comfort are rubber though
@@RBEMotion sounds interesting, do you have more info on these lights? do they have theeir own power or do you use the battery from the esk8? when do you plan to release them to market? are there any videos on these lights? I have the shred and they are not great.
They are powered off the board's battery directly, and switched using a toggle or similar. I haven't decided when I will announce them on the channel yet, but it will be fairly soon.