How to Pick the Right Electric Skateboard Wheels!
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- čas přidán 8. 10. 2023
- Choosing wheels for your electric skateboard can be a tall task! With hundreds of different styles and options it can be impossible to tell what will work best for your riding style. In this video I go over some of the pros and cons of each wheel to help decide what's best for you.
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Cloudwheels/ Cloudwheel alternatives
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great video dude. very informative. shows (not just says) all its capabilities.. great shredding ..keep the content coming!
Thank you so much ! That really means a lot coming from you. There are lots more great things to come :)
Wow literally the video I was looking for, I’d like to see a side by side drag race using all 3 types of weels on the same type of board
I’m so glad you enjoyed ! I wish I had some extra boards so I could do drag race like that
@@MeedersPEVS great ! Am looking forward to it
*Good info!*
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Love the Lakai shoes, I love my Supra Skytops but been meanin to pick up a pair of Lakai.
Thanks so much ! These Lakais are awesome they have super great grip on the board and are pretty comfortable for being flat skate shoes !
I agree with you. or cloudwheels are a cross between street wheel and all terrain wheel. nice video Brothaa! 👊🏾
Thanks so much ! I definitely agree with you on that and I’m glad you enjoyed the video !
more videos like this... about electric skateboards, thanks
More to come!
With all this selection of wheels it is crazy how hard it is in reality to actually find anywhere that has any wheels at all in stock.
It would be nice to find just any set of wheels. Probably be easier to go to the hardware store and adapt a set of lawnmower wheels at this point.
Does anyone in North America have any wheels? All I ever find is out of stock or dead end blank internet pages.
Honestly there’s plenty of wheels that are for sale and in stock on Amazon. That would be a good place to start looking.
Best bang for buck for 6061 or 7075 alum/alloy hubs/rims for wider contact patch for 8" 200x50 tires?
I found that the cloudwheels small contact patch was a problem. especially with bumpy terrain or like the bumps that are on sidewalks before crossings to let the partially sighted know where they are. anything that bumps the wheels up and off the ground and that means less time in contact with the ground and they will slide out on you. also, small contact patch just means less grip practically. I know it also means increased pressure on that spot, but as soon as you start to slide, theres nothing else on the wheel to stop you and as they say, sliding friction is easier to overcome than rotational. having said that, they're predictably slidey on the flats and as with everything, half the battle is just knowing this. I would rather ride them around here in pothole city, than the usual street PU's of course... but I stuck with airless 150s or 165s.
Urethane larger sizes like 97MM + can run over lot of rocks no problem. Just need enough speed to spit it out the side. Bad for Parked Cars though :)
Oh most definitely still gotta be mindful of what you’re riding on with street wheels, even some of the larger sizes!
agreed. as long as you can ride with confidence. With my normal board, hard 52s can cope with a lot of stuff, youve just gotta have the confidence and know your board :)
Lol I also sent some rocks flying against cars, electric scooters are the best at it unfortunately
I have ridden the 105mm Cloud wheels they are best for rough uneven terrains but boring on flat smooth surface. I mostly ride with the 85mm Caguama 77a Light Blue for all types of surface condition....they are more fun & challenging especially on hard sand & gravels. I think the next wheel I would love to try is the 80mm Kegel 83A Purple for my Tynee Ultra 12S. The smaller the better I guess. ⚡
Yeah I’ve heard great things about the orangutan wheels I’ve wanted to try them out I just don’t have the correct pulley setup for them yet ! I bet those 80mm wheels would be a blast on the Tynee !
I hope so : ) ⚡
a little advice from my experience although it is not required. when you ride your belt drive electric skateboard especially on gravel or small stones and at a certain point you hear a small noise it means that you have hit a stone which can thicken the belt, so don't brake or accelerate let the board stop by only then can you remove the rock or whatever is stuck there. this way you save on straps 😌, (I've broken a lot of straps lately and this hurts 🤣😂)
also, belt guards actually ruin more belts than removing them cos stones get stuck in there and shred your belts up.