It’s true they aren’t the best, but they were all we had years ago!
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Thanks mate 
!
It should be,… it will be !!!
I should be able to test it in early 2019 now.
I share the 60T universal pulley from Timo, remixed for TB218, with bearing seat.
Unfortunately, I haven’t my 3D printer fixed yet… So I share a bit in advance maybe.
I will update it, but if someone wants/could test it, I thank him in advance 
Am I thinking about a 50T too, for lower kv ? Does it interest someone?
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Is this going to happen at some point?
hi @jaatis: in the process of taking product pictures. sorry for this oversight and for not having put the HAGGY DRIVE SYSTEM - (BERGMEISTER) on the website in time. At the moment I am being flooded with emails and inquiries. Once the website has been updated, the HAGGY DRIVE SYSTEM - (BERGMEISTER) will be USD 619,- (incl. shipping if you use the discount code “FREESHIPPING” at the checkout. If you fancy a set now, let me know by pm or email and I ll arrange it for you.
regards Timo
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Hey Cort,
You should use an 3mm spacer actually 
(or like 3 x 1mm speedring - but the stl folder is still in improvement ).
About that, as Timo says
Its a part of the adjustment, as I 1st would like to make it simple, in just one piece. He tested the 1st version with a Taiwan esk8 squad rider, it fits perfectly, just this little gap to complete. But reading you make me doubt about the one piece system, cause the axle is not stepped like the Kahua (so the wheel is directly pressed against the shoulder of the diameter change), and there will be a lot of force exercised on the plastic/alloy piece. There are 3 areas that the driver support against the wheel rim at different heights: the inner bearing area, the screw spacer and the external/outer flank of the rim.
Maybe it’s more doable with a CNC alloy type driver … What do you think guys?
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Some other comparative photos :
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Hi im thinking about pulling the trigger on the full AT kit with trucks. Can anyone comment on how the motors & trucks are? planning to use this setup on a hummie deck.
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Not ridden the trucks yet … But they’re wide, looks super strong and for the wheels, they are really good on all surfaces/weather (mostly ridden around 5/0°C on AT for me).
I think the motor has changed now, what I can tell it’s all smell pretty good and Timo is like a communication Boss if you need anything
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Hi Justin
Don’t pull the trigger jet. There will be some exciting new rim colors to choose from. I expect to receive them within the next 7 working days.
For the time being we are keeping the 6364 motors (same manufacturer as sk3 ) but for the future we will upgrade to 6374.
if you are unhappy with the current motors, they can easily be changed with the newer ones at a later stage.
If U have any questions let me know.
Regards Timo
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Still wanna get my hands on a pair of these.
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Yeah, follow you, I don’t how I could stay around them without running them ^^
This WE I will maybe start to make some serious change on the Burgunboard ! Like swap the electric under the deck on the HagXis to run this Kahua truck, Haggy motor and hooooo … HOOOO a belt again !! 
(It should be the board of my beautiful and for friends, future riders etc).
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Whats the word on these? KAHUA FORGED & PRECISION MILLED TRUCKS (FRONT & BACK TRUCK)
no problem .How would these motors compare to say an evolve gt. This is what im coming from.
Hi @jneumann. I have not yet had the pleasure of riding an Evolve gt, but i think in General terms it would be better to also take into consideration the battery used when comparing motors. 10s vs 12s is a complete different experience.
The motors we are using are rated for 190kv and I ride them on 10s configuration. I will do some comparisons with other manufacturers once I have a bit more time on my hands…but for now I can say that 190kv 6364 motors with 15:36 (90mm wheel) or 15:60 (147mm wheel) pack a punch 
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you try to compare 5065 motor (gt) with 6364 (Haggy) … I don’t think it is necessary ^^ I have already set and run SK8 3674 130kV from HK and there are bigger powerful nothing to compare with 50mm motor.
It’s exactly what I’m gonna do this WE, swapping those little 5065 140kv + chain with the Haggy kit 2 in 1 :
Always with Bergmeister wheels for now (winter time)
Hi @riverside.rider,
I’m sourcing parts for my hybrid build (Street/AT) and I would like to know few things about your parts. As I didn’t find any answer on this thread, here are my questions :
1/ Do you know if the Bergmeister tires (145mm) and inner tube you sell would fit the Sixshooter hubs from @psychotiller ? 2/ Same thing with @marcmt88 hubs ? Edit : Find an answer for this question.
I hope my inquiries are not misplaced, Timo, but I like your work and the one from thoses guys as well (Dave’s and Marc’s). My plan is to buy something of all of you but I first need to know what is possible and compatible.
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Hi @Slak, all questions are welcomed and i would be very happy to answer them …(if i can). I do not know if the Bergmeister tires fit on the sixshooter hubs nor on the @marcmt88
but let me check with a guy on the French forum. I think I have seen him using six shooters and the Bergmeister tires.
@Riako ? could you chime in on this? any ideas?
What is the availability on the motors? I cant find a link on the site to the specs, wanted to check them out.
@mmaner Hi Mike,
the 6364 190kv motors are only sold in the complete Haggy Drive System Set. They are not sold separately.
But we are now working on a 6364 motor that will be sold separately and can be used on both the Haggy Drive System as well as the AVIO AT gear drive.
Given Chinese New Year on our door step, I expect the motors to be ready for purchase in the first half of March…possibly earlier.
(unit costs of the motors will make you drool though…in a positive way )
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