True on the Trampa trucks.
On the rear though that space is usually taken by the wheel gear/pulley so no spacer is required.
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For gears yes. The pulleys and sprockets I had so far never had a support bearing so there was a spacer required non the less on the rear.
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Ahh this entire time I thought you meant outside of the wheel spacer. Reread and makes sense now.
Yes, as Andy clearly layed out, MBS doesnât use an in wheel spacer.
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Me waiting for a RMA reply from FCMoto for eleven days now. They are slow af.
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enjoy the clean fresh smell of the protectors. that will change fast 
last time i was washing my west i had 1kg of sand in the washing water 
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Around 1000 meters altitude and 20km distance.
When I was on the top I had around 21 % of battery left so I decided to go back down⌠I ended up with around 42.7V when I was back home.
Glad I had the bumm protector - saved me some pain today for sure.
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Are those alpacas?
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Yep correct 
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WTF are alpacas doing in Austria?
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Chillinâ i guess
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I bet you are glad you didnât get an evolve , arenât you?
Welcome to the dark side.
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Haha yeah⌠took me a couple of days to admit my failure - but glad I did admit to it.
Most of my mistakes just happen because of impulse shopping⌠same goes for the unity focbox⌠I just bought it - didnât research much⌠and now that I got it finally (today) I sold it to a guy in Sweden - hope he has fun with itâŚ
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Happens to all of us.
Itâs not that the evolve is a bad board, just that there is so much more you can do with a proper MTB.
Wait till you start jumping etc. Thatâs where the real fun (and pain ) begins.
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might be still some time till I will jump⌠still having problems with left turns as I tend to fall over easily when leaning left⌠but thats why I have the bumm protector anyways. Also found wobbles quite dangerous when going downhill⌠a little steering left and correcting to the right and you are gone 
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A lady stopped me in the park the other day because I guess I was kicking up dust on a dirt trail and annoying hikers. When I pass I try to keep the throttle under control to avoid wheelspin but I guess itâs still bad. Have you had this problem?
I slow down a lot around people but it seems like dirt is going into the air no matter what, especially if Iâm accelerating from slow.
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didnât have this problem to be honest⌠But I am more on Hiking Trails than in the park⌠Its all more humid in the forest I guess and I am always very considerate when passing people
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I guess when I get my bigger battery I can take some less used trails. But yah, now that someone pointed it out to me Iâve been much more considerate.
I guess a bigger battery would be more fun since then I could really go on the mountain top - but you canât have it all⌠Next time I will start my trip from higher up - I donât want my board to get heavier
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So basically how do you guys make sure you donât fall over when doing turns ? I usually try to keep a very low stance and put the arms in the opposite direction to balance the weight but sometimes especially on forest trails the board just flips to the side - or I donât get a tight enough turnâŚ
Also I would really like to be able to use the throttle to use some âdriftingâ to make turns more effective but my skill level is not there yet.
Any input ?
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