Sorry mate, but you canāt know what youāre betting on thereā¦ The description says nothing. Also the pictures donāt look that astonishing nicely said. Itās a bit of the gamble, you donāt need what is defect and even donāt know anything about parts used
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Not at all. I have one of these for my kid in a street version and itās sad. Heavy ass sla battery, weak controller, no upgrade option. Itās OK for a kids board at best.
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Yes but I thought the pulley is screwed on to the wheel which has two bearingsā¦ I still donāt get it sorry for being that dumb xD
alrigh, pass then, thanks
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So that I donāt have to make you mad :)?
It just adds more support for the whole system not having a big gap around the axle.
No video tutorials I can think of for random ebay kits. Best bet would be finding a build thread that used it and read through there. Good luck!
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ā this
@Niklas
Itās support bearing. I have the pressfit version but itās the same principle
dicky had an image somewhere showing it.
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Press-fit pulleys have a bearing that supports in line with the pull of the belt, so that the wheel core doesnāt have to support all that leverage load from a bolted on pulley. Itās more sturdy and supports the forces in line instead of cantilevering the pulley.
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Thanks! So Iāll use the bearing!
Iām still worried about the motor pulleyā¦
Would be good to know if the screws are included for mounting the motor pulley to the shaft
Yeah i phrased it weird.
All other screws needed for the kit are included. The motor pulley uses grub screws. I canāt imagine that dicky doesnāt include them. So 95% you are good to go
edit : Obi has grub screws, in case you need spare ones.
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Alright!
Iāll just hope that they are 
If Obi, Bauhaus etc have them, itāll be fine anyway. Bauhaus is 100m from my house
Didnāt know regular stores have these things in the screw section
@dickyho āā
Iāve seen it in Obi the first time a few weeks ago. Well i should add it depends on the obi. I have 2 in my city, a small and a big one. The big one has grub screws, standoffs etc. The small one doesnāt. If yours doesnāt have them lmk and i check mine
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I suggest you get a 10mm wide bearing since the pulley has a 3mm inner lip, if not you will need to add speedrings in order to be able to tighten down everything, you can skip the support bearing if using a 10mm wide 608 bearing but you need to use the bolts
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I bought these bearings.
Can I just use these?
So put one on the wheel and one to the wheel pulley which will share it with the wheel?
Iām so confused 
I feel ashamed for not getting it xD
Thanks!
Iāll see if theyāre included and otherwise search all local stores, then get back to you!
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the ones you got a standard 7mm (iirc) bearings. For the kit you need 10 or 14mm thick bearings to reach over. That way the pulley and wheel can share the same bearing. Iām not sure if dicky changed the way the pulleys get mounted.
For my pulleys i need 3 bearings, for the listed one, 1 standard and 1 wide.
Give dicky a bit time answer.
i still think you need 3 like i have
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So one or two of mine like normal patchwork with the second/third one coming in the kit inserted into the wheel pulley.
Alright! Got it!
Thanks for your patience!