@Plurf this one? no idea if the store is legit or not but they have it in stock https://thisskatesnow.com/collections/in-store-longboards/products/landyachtz-drop-cat-38-seeker-complete?variant=32256734724176
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at least : there’s an actual skateshop with this name at this adress on google street view.
I was ready to bite, but no international shipping, i’m writting to them and let’s see 
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Can’t find 465-470mm HTD5M timing belts. Everyone skips from 460 to 480mm 
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Skatan bless you. I swear I did at least 8 searches 
Do you know any companies in the US that can supply this size?
This is a lot of money for 2 belts
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Which size?
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But that is not a size. That is a range…
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Thank you, was just about to link those
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Looking for a pair of steel motor pulleys that would fit on the Miles Rampage. It’s a 12T, 10mm diameter shaft, and the belts are 15mm wide. I’ve been searching everywhere and can’t find one with the D-shaped hole that has the same specs.
Actually never ever have heard of that, don’t believe anyone makes thisw
Here are some images for reference imgur com/a/XAeiBvi
Looking for a deal on a TSG Pass (something less than the full € 259.95 pricetag)
Can you or anyone find any type of basic battery percentage indicator that gives a 0%-100% ‘usable’ esk8 range? As in not like my drok where I only ride it to say 60%?
If I recall, the only place I believe I’ve seen this so far was the Ackmaniac android application.
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Hmm, so no panel mount or visible display that can be physically visible on the board? My phone loses charge quickly and often dies, or isn’t on me when riding, etc.
Just feels like there has to be some similar drok-like display showing an actual usable representative percentage remaining. I know there’s many variables like weight, terrain, grade, riding style, wheels/tires, and more.
So without using your phone, are there any existing solutions that show a relatively accurate battery percentage left?
I’ve fixed a few kaly nyc boards for some of my friends, and I never looked into it in too much detail… but his boards show a simple, but different solution for this. I believe there’s a small pcb with 5 LEDs that are probably roughly 0% - 100% in 20% intervals of charge left. There’s a few other simple components on these small boards.
The thing is I didn’t trace the input wires to this simple display board to where they came from, but I’m confident they were from different cells in the battery. Nor do I know exactly how it worked or how to make one.
This would be an acceptable solution for me, but preferably a digital % meter or the like would be ideal. Is there anyone who can suggest something other than needing to have my phone to solve this problem? Please and thank you to any and all advice people can offer. Cheers.
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I found it on Amazon…
Think you can find this one?
Valhalla Master Blaster
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Hi, anybody see motor mount for sk3 50xx?
Bolts holes are positioned on 25mm round.
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