when did you get that title!!?? I love it 
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hey I have no idea! Guess it’s official now LOL
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I want to see how it mounts
Nothing online yet… If we have a backer on the forum maybe he can show us !
The caution hot is legally required for comercial products reaching an excess of 60°c in normal operating conditions. At least in the automotive industry.
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Didn’t know!
I just pointed it out because they say it’s the most most powerful hub motor yet put this ‘Caution Hot’ sign, which makes it look not very efficient to me!..
I will buy them and try ! My only concern is the connectors. Is there’s sensors etc…
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Do they say something about Kv ecc? … 200 Euro for single hub is quite a lot. They should provide more proof imao
I guess I can ask them.
It’s fairly expensive but the design seems clearly better than the meepo hubs, even the updated version with replaceable urethane has it’s flaws.
But it’s true that the price is similar to hummies while not being as great for sure. I wannnnnt my hummie’s 
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They look good but not conperable to hummie’s hubs for the same price. It’s easy to write more powerful but for instance max peak at 850w is not more than the Meepo one. Now I got the torque board one since I got a good deal for a group buy I am organizing. I want a bit more speed so the 130Kv version should do the job. Can’t wait. I will test them in the next weeks 
Be sure to post a review, haven’t seen much for torque board hubs ! It’s cool to see so many options
There some reviews out there. If you check the video on YouTube from the bigboytoy he was running the 130Kv at 12s against an evolve… You should check the video! 
What worries me is that the last time I checked there were no details about these hubs and mostly important they didn’t sell yet the PU. I don’t have good internet here so I can’t check it again but it would be nice to know.
Approach with caution guys. These are the exact same hubs esk8hubs had up for sale last year which failed for a lot of reasons.
In fact we paid thousands to have these made for pulseboards but that’s another story.
Original build thread using these hubs. I cant explain in detail but just trust me when I say you should avoid these like the plague. They may work for some but th way the universal cone is built some of you will have the phase wires tear from the cone attachment holding the motors to the trucks because it may come loose.
The manufacturer also is Sunray. Same manufacturer many of the Chinese motors come from. Don’t believe me? Send them a message and ask em Any who, lots of drama behind this and I cant say more or I’ll explode. Lol Good luck for those who do buy them and may the esk8 force be with you. P.s. this doesnt mean they aren’t good motors, it just means that they are not exactly DIY or plug n play friendly. They also don’t like FOC.
Last quoted message from the person I dmed back and forth on here, he said “the motors are shit and I threw them out” .
Good luck for those who do buy them and hopefully they improved the patented cone attachment letting them work with any truck…ya, sure
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I followed that thread as it unfolded… I do hope that it’s been improved. I think the greatest improvement they could have done is used a knurled interlock between the cone and the hub, and a knurled surface between the cone and the aluminum of the truck.
If the new versions don’t feature that or some kind of significant redesign then I say stay away. Unless you’re willing to glue them 
I’ve heard of success using some kind of loctite to glue pulleys to motors, which takes significantly more torque…
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Id prefer a 90mm wheel. 82.5mm seems a little small for my liking. That and the 400+ dollar price tag
loaded and orangatang paired up with these and now offer a mellow style battery motor conversion kit. 
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Great digging, thanks for bumping this! Hmmmm.
That new unlimited/loaded conversion kit looks very underpowered and overpriced. But that’s kind of how the commercial market goes, I guess.
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