This is so COOL!
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Are these the first dual 6374 on caliber IIs?
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rockets
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Itās like an exhaust pipe!
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The nipples on your cans are sticking out. 
That looks really cool. I want to see a straight on shot from the rear mounted to a deck.
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Well thatās inappropriate
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Youāre not the only person to say thatā¦
Also,
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Quality wise this looks amazing!!
This could be the beginning of something 
Hows the ride tho!?
Well somebody didnāt tighten the housing and scratched my motors to the road.
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Are you still able to jump off curbs with this without damaging the motors?
I wouldnāt jump off the curb with any of my boardsā¦
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My curbs are are really low like 4-5cm so its not a problem for me, In my city theres a ārampā rarely when I cross the sreet so its kinda pain in the ass to get off and on the board all the time
I guess the difference is, here in SF we are already riding on the street, basically treating ourselves like bikers. And a lot of roads are bike and car shared or have dedicated bike lanes. We go onto the sidewalk at the corner of the city block so thereās always a ramp to go on. Otherwise we just stop and pick up the board on the curb at our destination. So getting off the curb is really unnecessary.
Also a heavy board like this should never jump off the curb.
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That looks dope
Now to see who manages to do that using 3 motors, the midle connected to both wheels with a clutch
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Will you be doing a Kegel core gear drive?
I build mine to jump off curbs, I live in podunk alabama and apparently we donāt believe in those new fangled ramp thingies you damned hippies are using out there in commie-land 
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But you do have damned unicycles
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YOU BETTER TAKE THAT BACK!
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I realized yesterday that I really take my AT for granted.
When on 97mm urethane and a drop deck, I cannot in fact ride like a blatant asshole over all of Portland.
Haggys are in order for that board.
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