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Lovechild on parade.
Also, number-humpers, let’s see your averages when you’re pulling 20+ mile runs.
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Still pretty light for a 275lbs rider 
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I think we’re all forgetting to factor in his gigantic penis dragging around and creating friction the pavement
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Your mom has been nowhere near my board bro.
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Are you sure!? Lmao
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Kilograms, bro. 275 kilograms. Lotta people make that mistake though. 
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You guysss I’m RIGHT HERE.
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Right here, right there, right everywhere. We know. It’s cool. No judgment. Biiig, exxxtra wide hugs! 
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Almost 2 miles, mostly uphill = terrible mpg 
This is on bergs
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You got some Hypertrucks coming? Hell yeah!
I’ve got a second pair going onto a Haero.
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Still havnt pulled that trigger in your experience how do hypertrucks compare to mbs matrix 2 and kaly trucks? As far as stability goes. I am looking to be able to push this rig to 40+ mph…dont want to worry about wobbles.
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Slightly off topic but figured I’d get your opinion. I wanted to throw hypertrucks on a Non Prototipo/MBs style deck. Worth it ? Or too much of a hassle getting risers etc to get the right angles to keep it stable at high speeds.
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That’s exactly what they’re made for.
I’m not personally a huge fan of Matrix2 trucks, but they’re potentially a bit more stable than spring trucks without damps.
Hypertrucks are more stable than either. Combination of the bushing block implementation + wider stance that works really well.
You’ll still need to train for higher speeds/carving but there’s an immediate and noticable difference in stability.
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Can I ask why?
Personally, I feel like the lower COG that Carver/eMTB decks offer is a big advantage. I’ve not experimented enough to have a hard opinion but it’s not something I’d personally explore because it feels like a shoehorned solution where a proper deck would excel.
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Well I’m gonna have a Redember 44 deck that I don’t have plans for just yet and was thinking of doing something random. In addition to throwing hypertrucks on there I was gonna send them to Audrius to fit some of his new nano gear drives on them.
I was wondering if that was worth the hassle, or just stick with the decks the trucks were initially meant for.
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I’d hate to dissuade someone from experimenting, but it’s not something I’d personally consider mostly because of the height the deck would be sitting at.
IMO: High COG/raised up decks feel terrible to ride to me personally, you lose so much stability for zero gain to handling. Not something I would personally mess with.
PS: you’re not going to easily mount geardrives on Hypertrucks without a 5-axis CNC. The mounting profile is very complex, so cost is going to be prohibitive.
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