HeathLewis esk8 - Board Update - 0-40 acceleration - Radium Bioboard Newbee
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- What up.
Quick video of some recent updates and modifications.
0-40 in pretty quick.
Bioboard motors: www.bioboards....
Radium Pulleys: radium-perform...
Newbee hubs: www.newbee.sto...
Wheelie at the end was AWESOME!!!
Nice progress! Mastering the wheelie! I remember an early one. xD
Awesome, I've seen it now 😂 imagine passing people doing a wheelie ,that's some power ,
It's kinda scary because I don't always know when the front wheels are on the ground. A couple times I've let off the throttle under full acceleration and felt the front end drop
@@wiggpickle sounds like fun
Popping wheelies 😎
That's cool how you improved your borad definitely has a smoother acceleration
ive been waiting for a vid like this
Absolutely gnarly
Can we get a build video or setup explanation possibly? Shred it 🤙
I ride a hurricane, but this is a whole new level😧
How did you manage to display the speed like that? How do you gather this info from vesc?
How do you get 20mm motor pulleys on those bioboard shafts? What type of motor mounts are you using?
Grind one side of the pulley flat, place it on the motor shaft with loctite about 1.5 mm from motor mount and hope it stays on. Shaft doesn't span the full width of the pulley. Original Lacroix Hypertruck mounts
Out of curiousity, bro. What is the jacket you are wearing? Going up to 40 with the Zeus pro I am getting my hands on soon and I would like to be more protected. I currently have a motoker cuirass.
It's a Leatt 5.5 Body Protector 👍
@@wiggpickle thanks bro.
outstanding!
Hi, Did you use Lacroix' extended rear axles (made for the falcon gear drive), they are 15mm longer than standard and would make fitting the 20mm belt/pulley's easier.
Im sorry i cant find anywhere what kinda battery youre using ? Would greatly love some input. This has to me by far my favorite extreme sport 😆
20s6 p42a here. Currently 22s6 p42a
What type of motors did you buy for the board? Mine only go up to 31mph. May need an upgrade…
These are Bioboard 138kv 65100's. There's a lot more to the speed equation than motor choice. Gearing, voltage, battery configuration, motor kv, current settings, duty cycle settings, etc. need to be taken into account.
@@wiggpickle true thats a good point. Well in that case i guess i wont be upgrading 😂🫡 thank i
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I love it.
H.Lewis,
Wanting to get lower center of gravity and larger contact patch - trying to figure out if NewBee pentagram hubs will adapt straight on to my Flux AT2 / Metal Matrix 2 12mm trucks ? Will I have to change rear wheel pulley from the one that comes with the Flux AT2 set up ?
What wheels and tires do you have? Dimensions and name if possible.
Sick 🔥
The pulleys bolt to the newbee hubs without issue? Where are you getting 20mm belts?
Incredible set up man! what made you go with belts instead of gear drive? such as falcon drive or finality?
Thank you! I'm very skeptical of plastic gears and like the ability to quickly and easily change gear ratios. Belt drives also sound awesome. I'm not opposed to gear drives, I just haven't found the right set.
@@wiggpickle Have you tried boardnamics? Hey have metal gear drives.
Just wow
Sweet vid. Subscribed. Whats your peak torque? (or if you dont know that number, what is your (per side): max motor current, motor kv, gear ratio, wheel size?) thanks in advance!
110 motor amps, 138kv, 4.59, 200mm
@@wiggpickle thanks!
@@wiggpickle what battery config? 18s?
Would you ever consider selling one of those angled spacers with the damper threading?
Haha.. had to pop a wheely at the end.. classic 👍 be cool to see some of your going fast tricks and tips.. bush setup, bearings, bronze bushings, kingpin slop, etc. is this setup is 78/20, what where you running before? 72/18?
This is 78/19 (4.1). The highest I could gear before was 72/20 (3.6) and still ran the chance of breaking belts at full throttle
im really interested in what remote and esc your running, iv comfortably gone around 38 on others customs but now its time to build something for myself to grow into and im trying to go fast but definitely stay safe, love the setup hopefully the board i end up with is a fraction of the performance of your beast!
Remote is a Hoyt Puck. Very reliable from my experience, but need to be replaced after hard falls. ESC is a Spinted Ubox. Also very reliable in my experience. Boards will never be safe, but with the right build, they can be safer.
@@wiggpickle awesome! thanks for the response, iv also had good experiences with the Hoyt puck especially with a more ergonomic shell, and i agree its a dangerous hobby, with good gear and a experienced rider like yourself definitely minimizes accidents
What kind of motors are you using
What trucks are you running?
Where did you find the 20mm wide motor pullies, and are they fit for an 8mm shaft or a 10mm one?
Ebay or Aliexpress, I believe. These are for 10mm shafts and have to be modified to fit between the tire and motor mount. Space is very limited when installing a 20mm system on Hypertrucks
Need more information with the steering damper
Amazon special 🤌
@@wiggpickle how much stability does it add?
It's hard to say. This board has done 55 without it on a less precise setup, so it's not neccessary. I like to think of it as good insurance to an already dialed setup. It's kinda like a binding, once riding with it, I don't like riding without it.
@@wiggpickle totally understandable
Interesting. Is that a steering damper? What damper?
Amazon damper
What do you think of the stooge trucks?
I think they're good for racing, but lack in other respects. The idea of a 3 link system is good, but they use generic parts where I believe proprietary parts should be implemented. They've come a long way and made good changes over time, but there is still room for improvement.
Guarantee you have rubbing issues on the sidewall of that fatty TIRE.
Look at the fatty (200x75) TIRE after several rides, you'll see either belt rubbing and/or (scarier) motor gear cutting into the fatty tire. It's damn near impossible to get fatty tires to be safe with belt drive. You need geardrive to make them fit properly. It looks like you ahve clearance, until you go high speed and it tires changes shape or tire widens as you take a high G curve.
No rubbing issues
@wiggpickle I hope so! Look closely at the inside wall of the tire where the belt and motor gear meet. I honestly don't know how it's possible to not get them to rub on belt drives. I tried everything. I'm going gear drives soon and that will resolve it.
I appreciate your concern, but I've been on this setup for quite a while and know what I'm doing.
@@wiggpickle on a different note, have you tried the newbee 4gs drives? If so, thoughts?
20mm belts are dank.
They're absolutely awesome
What is that around your chest and back if u don’t mind me asking?
It's body armor. Leatt Brand. I believe it's the 4.0. I use an Alpine Stars version. Works well. Bounced off the chest plate once already.
Leatt 5.5 Body Protector 🤙
Where'd you get the risers from? I'm building my first diy board.
One is hand milled and fabricated, the other is a 3d print 🙋
@@wiggpickle Do you find that the risers add stability?
I'm actually building hypertrucks on a Tampa deck and have some reservations about it.
Regardless, your videos are really cool, I'd love to see a detailed breakdown of everything you've done to your board and why.
And It's really cool to see someone else tearing up downtown too.
These 'risers' are actually wedges. They're used to lower the angle of the rear truck to increase high speed stability. It's a trade off for low speed maneuverability. I don't get into specifics of my board setup for the sole reason of not wanting people to get hurt.
0-40 around 7 seconds?
I think your stopwatch is broken
@@wiggpicklesorry, was on my phone and pausing youtube to see time. I saw your other video just now, 0-50 in 6.9. Love the build!
Lol no worries. Thanks. My goal is to get under 4 seconds 2wd 0-40
@@wiggpickle Yeah!!
Would you sell a board like this?
For 10k, yeah
What the hellllll
bro pluck someones motorcycle steering damper for his scootboard thats wild