That was my next question but I think @Boardnamics has stated in the past he wasn’t interested in making geared drives.
Makes sense as belts are cheaper to replace and I’d imagine gears are more expensive in the long run (ie more moving parts, more gears to replace, etc).
I’d be interested in seeing a geared drive too though
Belts fail 90% of the time because they’re exposed to the elements. Just one pebble is enough to get caught in the pulley, making the pulley bigger, and snapping it.
I want to replace gears as the high performance standard. Let the testing begin.
The snow will bow in fear of this belt drive
wow what a innovation ! will be great also for the matrix ll 
I read before on the old forum that people use treadmill belt lubricants on belts to make them supposedly roll better.
That was 2017 and there was no sealed belt drives yet since lubricants will just attract dust and sediments.
I wonder if that can be applied on this now?
From what I have read, timing belts do not benefit at all from lubrication. Most lubrication is harmful to the rubber or makes them swell up.
Let me test them or I’m raiding ur garage. What y’all want?
Let this man work, he is doing good things 
The belt enclosure is sweet and all. But that motor mount looks mad choice, yo! Patiently waiting to convert. Gonna need some additional axles for existing sets as well.
Yeah if anything, this project has created a really good press-fit mount and bearing pulley. I will be selling bearing pulleys shortly.
#1 Tip for not snapping belts dont ride a 20Kg esk8 with big fucking wheels.
This is a awesome project I Love belts my first esk8 was belt powered and 90% of my boards are belt powered, fuck even even someone invents hoverboading I will work out a way to use belts on it.
This looks pretty awesome!
Well done.
This is how you shut up the naysayers. Good job Kevin!
Did I mention they will cost $200 dual? 
Then I guess the axle chopping is really the only con? Or am I missing something?
Do the motors need their axles chopped? What is the maximum axle length past the motor face?
Some motors do. Up to 27mm axles work. SK3 for example, needs no chop. Maytech, 26mm, no chop.
