That’s too low… unless you get rid of the riser in which case it’s reasonable. Alternatively, add another riser. Or just rotate the motor so that the wires aren’t a problem and then you’re good to go (most likely)
That’s what I thought … … Thanks!
Will they be available for sale?
I ordered a small batch and if they hold up well I will sell the ones I do not use myself.
On the topic of bringing up other mounts…
Mine will not have that ground clearance issue either. Just thought I would casually throw this in the mix https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/boardnamics-idler-motor-mounts-for-sale/46255
You could try relocating the rear truck further back on the deck so that the motors are not under the deck.
@Erod - We have a reverse mount if you want to mount in reverse. Out of stock now but should have some in on Monday/Tuesday. Reverse mount will also clear the baseplate.
Move the trucks back and not do reverse mount?.. hmm… might be crazy enough to work.
Thanks, I’ve already spend way more $$ on parts than I was expecting… Would rather buy a used deck that fits better.
Do you have an SLDPRT or F3D file of those kegels by any chance?
Actually, I meant to move the truck back and keep it reverse mounted.
Please keep us posted, I’m in for a set!
Yeah that’s what I thought you meant at first… but the motor wouldn’t fit that high anyways, the trucks are in the way…
BUT I still moved the trucks back 3/4 inch to the rear and I think that’s going to work non-reverse… Just need a slightly higher riser… so thanks for the idea!
On an electric skateboard? No way
I feel your pain. My budget at last summer was 600e. I exceeded it only about 800e:joy:
Its just a cylinder with a picture mapped on top
Sure! I will make a thread about them after testing
I have the same issue, but the angle of attack I used is somewhere in between the first and second picture. I found the perfect height, i just had to move the motor head around and find the sweet spot. It took me around 3 hours to get it all perfect.