Hoyt Tabor Video Review

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I just published this review, and hope it’s useful or entertaining. Thank you for your time.

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People here will likely be more interested in the accompanying article, which goes over the little details:

I bet people didn’t know they were using a D75? :grin:

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I wonder what this little board next to the puck receiver is :thinking:
A programmable disconnect for the charge port? :thinking:

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Btw, his board was a pretty early prototype so the inside is extra messy

Here is roughly what a production Tabor looks like inside

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Rosita trucks eh?!

Trucks 6061 CNC aluminum 13", 10mm axle

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not available on their own it seems.

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Not yet, soon tho

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Of what I know, it’s a switch to run accessories, lighting, etc., so as to prevent idle drain from attached accessories.

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Great video Mario. :+1:

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Thank you sir. :pray:

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Great review Mario. Seeing you ride the tabor make me miss riding my dremelseed with the 5" hoyt wheels. Those little wheels are a dream. So much grip.

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Amen

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I miss this board. Dang, those little wheels are so grippy and fun…

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