Any advantages using 37 degree in the rear ??
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The lower angle provides more stability at speed, but its not so drastically low that the board is unmanuverable at low speeds
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Are you going to re-stock the TB110’s in black in your website any time soon? Thx!
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I have a set for sale if you need them $99 free shipping to US if you’re in EU I can send via Ebay program and will cost more
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These boards are begging for some tactical flash-lights on the front! Would be awesome to see you innovate on that regard for the next generation.
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Just came back from a ride on 4WD Plutonium
Very comfortable and stable board. 50kph feels like 30kph on my small Uranium
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Nice Wh/km on the 4wd AT, I need to loose some weight 
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Not going 80 kph all the time also helps. 
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I am soooooo Jelly. 
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-1 temperature. Hardcore!
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Damn, those northern people are tough!
I freeze to death when theres like 10°C while riding
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same lol
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Once it gets below zero all you need to do is put on your snowboarding gear and convince yourself you’re snowboarding. 
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I imagine the “convincing yourself” part is not too difficult for some…
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I gotta send the logs from that ride, it was around -5 C and my ESC and motor temp started at around 30 C and were in the single digits by the time I got back home 
The worst part was a salt truck pulling out in front of me, the fresh salt made my motor pulleys turn red/orange with rust when I checked on my board a couple hours later…
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hahaha, unless im going skiing im not going out for more than 5 minutes in the “winter” I have in Croatia,
But riding the board in the deep snow like @JoeyZ5 does look pretty sick…
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