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I think Gears are the loudest. Belts are in the middle. Hub motors are the quietest.

It's alot to take care of but it is a blast to ride!

I have never had that issue with my Meepo Hurricane. There motors have heat sink covers that helps them stay cool. The gears themselves can get hot but that's were you need grease to keep the gears from overheating. If I do encounter these issues I'll have a video stating so in the future.

Mine is also off an XR frame. I'm planning on vescing my og XR in the future so I have a street/trick vesc and a trail ripper vesc.

The first weld break happened on my first ride. The second look some time but it seems to be the risk anytime you are putting tension on the back wheels. So far with my third one it's doing fine but it's still a worrisome weld location.

So with belts it's alot less maintenance but have to clean often and risk of the belt system getting damaged. Helix is gear driven. Still figuring out how long the grease is good for but right now I'm cleaning and re applying every five rides. With that said the Helix requires much more maintenance.

​@@skatinggreen5621thanks! What about axle joints? My X4S is said to be serviced every 6 rides and it takes about 40 minutes to service it. And also I've never had any issues with belts there maybe due to lower spec ESC

I'm guessing that's propel x4s? Baja and propel have different frame builds. Bajaboards belt system design made the system vulnerable to dirt and debris. You mean maintenance on axel joints?

​@@skatinggreen5621 yes, did you ever need to regrease them on G4? How many miles you did on it for the whole lifetime of the board?

@alenpln When it was the belts I only re greesed once or twice a year. With the gears since you have to re grease the system every 5 rides I usually just regressed everything.

Happy to help 👍

I have my Facebook and Instagram links below. Will just make it easier for a discussion. If you don't have either let me know. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100053377298981&mibextid=ZbWKwL instagram.com/skatinggreen?igsh=MWR1dTVudHRwY2o3Zw==

Definitely some good riding there. Awesome! Do your research well. I would write a small list of what you are looking for the board to do and find one that matches as close to what you want as possible.

Sent you a link in the big woods video but I'll put it here as well. www.bajaboard.com.au/ There's also other brands like propel and trampa that are worth checking out.

I dont believe so. The other way from the start?

www.bajaboard.com.au/

Hey there and thank you. You do have a few options for off roading. Propel endeavor models are great boards! I've never been on one myself but I am in touch with someone that works for the company and know there a good board. Bajaboards are also great as I have one myself. Bajaboards require alot more maintenance but they have a bigger clearance then the endeavor. Your location will make a difference as well. Bajaboards are made in Australia and Propel has a couple locations but they can ship in the U.S.A. It's something to keep in mind for shipping as you will need to replace or upgrade parts in the future. A onewheel is great for both street and off-road options. Not sure what you mean by mentioning brands and names as all time trial videos titles as the brand and name of what I'm riding. If you do have any more questions feel free to add me on Facebook or Instagram and send me a message 👍. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100053377298981&mibextid=ZbWKwL instagram.com/skatinggreen?igsh=MWR1dTVudHRwY2o3Zw==

​@@skatinggreen5621 Thank you for your response. I live in Germany, where unfortunately all types of electric skateboards are prohibited. I want to use the electric skateboard in Turkey; there are very beautiful places there, perfect for it in terms of surroundings and nature. The Bajaboard would be too heavy for me at the beginning because of the many maintenance requirements, I think. I will definitely buy the Propel Endeavor 2 GT, but unfortunately, shipping takes a long time and the shipping costs are very expensive. My English is not fine, and I appreciate you using a translator. For example, in your video, you showed gloves and knee pads, but sometimes it's hard to see the brands, especially with the language difference, which makes it even harder to understand. Some CZcamsrs also write the names of the products in the video or add links, which would make it easier for viewers. Thank you for your links for Instagram and Facebook. If you continue making videos like this, many people will watch them; you have the talent for it. All the best for now. 😎👍🏽

I don't know if the UK would be less expensive but evolve did come out with a mountain board model, worth looking into. I will remember to have better references in my product review videos. Look into some dirt bike padding. Any helmet works. Just make sure you have one on when riding 👍. Thank you for your feedback.

Ephrata Township community park. Here's a link of my latest time trial there. czcams.com/video/2w6XE3bpspc/video.htmlsi=22X7dci8c3ctl2Re

Well it is battery powered. I do normally cruise around 25mph.

My speed and break is at max

Alot better. You have more confidence hitting rough terrain without worrying about your belt drive locking up from debris.

Even with the issues I had with the drive system that day, I still think the Helix is better. Bash plate guard doesn't really help and rocks still get caught in the belt drive system. Helix 4 has alot of power! G4 does give you a better stance if you plan on not using any foot straps. With foot straps Helix4 will turn just as well.

Helix. Simply because debris can no longer get into your drive system. I've had a handful of times that my belt drive would lock up from rocks jamming the system. The gear drive has more torque and power. The gear drive is a lot more maintenance though. Check out my review video about the gear drive. czcams.com/video/64MLCjhG7HU/video.htmlsi=yENb1CJHprWbWvPD

Make what?

It really is! You can check out the whole place in my MBT phoenixville tour video 👍

Awesome place! I'll be back next year.

Yes if I'm naming it right I believe it is there new Helix run.

I dont think they do unless they started recently. I don't have them on mine but I can get away with it having only rear wheel drive.

Lol you got to get silly sometimes.

I get about 10miles but I do think my battery is going bad as well. On a guess I say it might take about 5miles off your ride but if you are trying to ride dirt and street it's very worth it. I do plan on getting it vesced or get a cbxr in the future. Both options is worth it for more range and power.