Here’s my 1st documented build so be nice guys. 
Finished this build around 1.5 months ago and just had time to make a build post. I wanted to make an AT board for my girlfriend so she can go on rides with me. She’s longboarded (analog) for a few months and caught on quick
Deck: Landyachtz Drop Hammer Blue Jay 38”
- I had this on my wall (as art), and it seemed to fit her size and it looked really nice.
Everything else:
I got a diyeboard Airless kit from @pxnda over at the other forums for a good price. I know about the tires expanding issue, but this is a chill build for my gf who won’t go past 20km/h.
Here are the pics. enjoy
Package arrived!
My first time holding a 6” wheel in person. Seems smaller than I expected. Fairly cute airless wheel
Assembling the drive. The kit also comes with street wheels! But I wanted to build an AT kit because I don’t have an AT board, and it’ll be a lot more comfortable for my gf to ride.
Hooking everything up and testing that it turns on and works
The beautiful deck!
Drilling holes in the deck
Adding the foam. I ended up going to the dollar store to buy some 1/4” foam for additional padding.
Here is my makeshift “workshop” in my balcony
Got everything shoved in the enclosure. Tight fit
Tadaa! =D
Test rode it for a few days to make sure it was alright. First time on AT tires. Definitely feels different compared to street wheels. Tried on grass and gravel and it works great! First time riding a belt setup too. This thing is loud! The deck was slightly too short for me, but it was more than enough for the gf. The max speed I got was ~43km/h which is pretty impressive. I didn’t do a max range test, but 10ah battery should give me around 20km range. And probably 25-30km for my gf going at her speeds. Weird thing that “mode 1” is ~18km/h top speed. And “mode 2-4” is all 43kmh top speed with different acceleration curves.
My gf enjoyed it a lot!
My cousin did too! (Too scared to stand up
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Overall I made a nice chill AT build for ~$425usd. (Even cheaper when I sell the street belt kit to someone local)
Thanks for reading
