I weight about 170 plus a 14 pound secondary battery.
not doing any jumps or going off curbs just went over some rough paved train tracks for a couple weeks
recommendations?
@hummieee sells some really sturdy double drop decks and had some good prices recently iirc.
Not sure if you’re open to reconfiguring the battery or not but it also has a shallow cutout underneath it for sleekness.
Nice! Does he have a store/site or just contact him?
He’ll likely post here next time he logs on and sees that I tagged him. Feel free to shoot him a PM too.
Buy my ride!!
wat?
I’m selling a complete, but I was JK.
a stronger one
Exactly, a hybrid? composite and wood?
sorry I was being a cheeky shit - have you tried a mountain board ? built for flex and taking a hit
not yet, trampa has a flat deck but no drop down and im not ready to change trucks/drive stuff
A Landyachtz Switchblade is a popular choice for DIY if you like double-drops. They’re built pretty stiff for speed, so they hold up well for the stresses of electric. I feel the ground clearance is a bit tight on them for under-slung enclosures, but seeing as you’re top mounting, it might be a good bet.
+1 for LY Switchblade. Will work well with double kingpin trucks.
Not a double drop but a very big drop down, the Landyachtz Evo has 9/10/11 plies depending on which model you get. Not sure which one I have but it’s thick, strong as hell, and anecdotally I haven’t seen issues with strength on any of them
I have the 11ply, pretty sure you can run over it with a car and nothing would happen. STOUT.
Mines 9 or 10 I believe, but I’ve got a battery pocket in the bottom routed out, bout 2 ply deep. Still feels rock solid, I don’t feel the need to reinforce it even with that done.
LY makes some pretty legit decks.
Yeah I’ve had 3 or 4 over the years. Them and sector 9 were the most popular brands for longboarders round here. I miss my sector nine kicktail cruiser T.T had it like 8 years before a truck ran over it and almost my leg.
Same. EVOs are fucking thiiiiicccc.
