I can ride thru small puddles… But where I come from riding in the rain is like dumping your board (and yourself) in a river…
Sorry for reviving this thread but any plans on releasing the files for the gear drive? Great build btw
Having some problems with noise… so will release only when I confident that it works…
So I finally installed the new gears… and man what a difference in the noise!! Instead of some weird howling, it’s just a nice mechanical hum…
These are 60T Nylon gears from KHK
Many thanks to @Linny for helping me machine these to fit the bearing and wheel adapter!
Note, it was a real pain in the ass to machine the gear according to @Linny . I don’t think I will recommend going this route unless you are confident in machining the gear to the specs you need.
you mean the motor gear right?
Wheel gear
didnt you buy it? kinda confused.
Yes I bought the stock 60T nylon gear from KHK Japan. Then I got it machined so that it would attach to my printed wheel adapter.
ah ok got it.
If lacroix ever came out with a lower cost model similar to this I think it would do very very well.
What do you estimate the total cost for this build was or would be?
I didn’t keep track to be honest… And a fair bit of money wasted prototyping too…
Gonna need to experiment with them bushings… Was a bit too wobbly when I managed to get some speed…
A friend of mine helped me mill some aluminium motor mounts in place of my nylon ones…
Hopefully the added rigidity will make it run even quieter…
Beautiful, you’re a master
Awesome work done once again sir !! Hurry a little video then
Very Nicely Done Sir!
Thanks!
Haven’t had the chance to really ride it yet… Only had time for beauty shots…
Sorry for reviving this old thread but I really want the stl files for the gear drive I’m talking about the tb 218mm and aliexprss version
Board was shelved for more than a month after waiting for my replacement battery.
Upgraded to 10S3P (from 2P) very happy with the improved range, it’s now more than enough for my usual ride. Previously I had to sip amps towards the end of the pack…
It’s really nice. This solution would be the only one I would consider for a AT build since it still looks manageable in size. I mainly use the board to go around the city and an AT solution would help for sure against the bad road.