Thank you, canât wait to have you riding!
Even thin cables are already capable od transfering such current, which if you think about, is pretty low regular eskate use wise. Charging at 0,6 C is pretty comfortable for battery either. So what I meant is that there should be only fuse and BMS that might not have required tolerance you mentioned.
DIYers who want to charge their boards at 8A can do so if they build their setup with this in mind. Although this thread mostly covers custom builds made with our DIY kit, I will not comment for everyoneâs custom setup but rather for the LaCroix DSS60 or DSS50+. I hope this will avoid any confusion.
We offer a 4A charger with the board (the same one Evolve sells separately as their Fast Charger) and we donât allow the use of any other 3rd party chargers for reasons mentionned in posts above.
Cheers!
Can anyone confirm yet if 9â will fit? Might be overkill but curious
LaCroix in Venice Beach. Rode this beast all the way from Redondo Beach (about 17miles one way). Lost the right front bushing somewhere along the wayâŚsurprisedly I could barely tell I was missing the bushingâŚrode all the way home with no trouble at all. Pretty crazy.
BTW, the bike path in Venice is pure madness this time of year. Spent about 5 min dodging people stopping in middle of the bike path and hundreds Bird scooters laying everywhere before I gave up and turned around.
Buddy, you lost a ShockBlock while just riding casually and didnât notice? You didnât crash or anything? This is unheard of and never happened before to our knowledge. Donât sweat it, Iâll send you a replacement tomorrow - on us.
You need a yellow, right? Did the screw underneath the ShockBlock fall as well?
Cheers, A
LOL this is like loosing 1 wheel and still riding on 3. This is like comparing a Mercedes car to a Yugo car. I canât wait to get my top of the line E-Board. All cars break down but quality is whats count in the long run.
Craving pretty hard, but nothing crazy, didnât even ride off curbs because I donât want to scratch the enclosure or motor mounts. No crashing, didnât even really feel unstable. This was roughly halfway through 40 mile day. Basically rode about 20 miles with one front bushing, haha! It was front toe side bushing (yes, yellow), adjustment screws is still in there. I was turning some tight heel side circles in a parking lot at one point and I suspect it popped out then, but who knows.
Appreciate you sending a replacement out.
Wouldnât really consider this a break down. To be honest, it didnât hamper my fun one bit. Just more of an oddity. The board is absolutely awesome! If you like carving, youâll love this board. It basically feels like youâre on a street snowboard.
Yes. Exactly. Itâs a Summer Snowboard.
How did the shock block pop out if your screw was still in place?
Did you have it really loose? From what I remember MBS recommends itâs minimally flushed to the surface of the truck, which is what I have them at now.
Each comment like this makes it harder and harder to wait for mine haha
Guys, @Ovi is our first rider who broke 1000km! Follow him on IG, he has great stories! Checkout this small clip!
The screw is flush with the surface, I really donât know how it came out. There were two instances where potentially it could have come out. The first was while turning tight circles in a parking lot. The second was when crossing one of the wooden canal bridges in Venice beach, I picked the board up by the front truck hanger. Itâs a heavy board, so maybe picking it up was enough to compress the one side and allow the opposing bushing to pop out.
So addicting!!
If the screw is flush with the surface, you can probably give it a few turns without affecting stiffness. It will get the screw in deeper and will avoid another bad luck!
Unik does the same, as well a buch other Esk8 companies. Cool! (sign that they care)
I have no idea how it would have popped out if the pin was still in place⌠Maybe u carved so much that centripital forces flung it out? HahaâŚ
Thanks for sharing the .stl files. Printed out great!