I rode on ice earlier on the TB110 and boy, it’s slick as snot. Can’t wait for spring
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MBS fivestar
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The blue skirt I would do 
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https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/no-words-just-pictures-delete-words/2992/9589?u=sender
@Chupacabra looking awesome!
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https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/no-words-just-pictures-delete-words/2992/9591?u=wraith @Riako I wasn’t aware that those gear drives were compatible with haggy hubs!
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It is not supposed to, but, I have to make it 
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The mini Gear Drive is maybe more indicate for AT wheels, but I will test it 
with this 10mm W gear.
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Did you CNC the wheel gear for it to be compatible with the 3 spoke hub? I’ve got the 1:3 gear drive for tb218 and would be awesome to have the option to try the haggy wheels 
No, I use the one included :
(print prototype)
And the new adapter in AL7075 :
Your 3:1 wheel gear also had 6 screws holes I guess ? But not sure if it’s the same diameter as I’m with the Nano (2.6:1, I suppose Yes just yours are 14mm wild true ?)
But I think it will work even more perfectly
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yup 6 holes and larger but not sure of the diameter. haven’t measured it yet 
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I’m working on it ok 
jks
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Nah, pneumatics.
theyre not mounted on a 30” atm, will see if I have time within the next days. 
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thx your all right !!
It was a scary moment when my car did a 180° in the middle of the expressway. It’s all good though. No one was hurt. Just a fender bender. I collided into a tow truck and a cop pulled over and had 3 cars collide into him. It’s was slippery as f out there.
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Holy hell! Glad you are ok!
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Duuuuuude, what printer do you have? Those prints looks amazing. I love how you make all of the stuff you need, you must have some great tools at your disposal
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https://www.electric-skateboard.builders/t/no-words-just-pictures-delete-words/2992/9598?u=rich
Be careful with Hobbyking thread lockers. The TL-262 is high strength and needs a blow torch or heat gun to remove.
The TL-242 is medium strength (like Loctite 243) and should be removable with hand tools IN THEORY. I had to use a blow torch to remove the grub screws of the motor mount and pulleys.
I don’t use this HK stuff anymore…
Thanks! My motor mount screws got stripped and I think it was because I used TL-262 without heating the screws.
The HobbyKing does the job but I would any day use the real over the copy. Haven’t tried the real on roads yet, but seems like better quality than HK.
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