There is no free lunch.
Comfort requires battery cost / complexity of a dual battery setup.
Middle ground (soft thane like cloudwheels) is average at all things and great at none. And @zZoKo already has pneumys on the way
Economy is not comfortable or durable or fun at all.
Hmmm
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Trust me I know, I’ve scratched my head a lot to finish my build and what I can tell you is that you’re better off spending the money, than looking for ways to cheap out .
Lmao just like the economy in airplanes!
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Be wary of compromise.
They don’t exist yet, but ill be running infinity hubs via kegel adapter on my M1 with 6" tires. Hopefully soon 
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when u inflate a tire how do you guess the psi tho
Most bike pumps (even the mini handheld ones) have a pressure gauge built in, no guessing required.
i aint that rich
Go to a gas station and pay $0.50 to use their air compressor, they have to have a pressure gauge.
My $5 pump from Aldi had a gauge on it. If you can’t spend $5 to ensure your tires are properly inflated I wouldn’t go with pneumatics. They need frequent topping up since they hold so little air.
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i wonder what my internal pressure is
Dual 6384. Not sure if 170 or 190. I think 170. Top speed is not my priority.
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Man you’re welcome to troll for laughs elsewhere.
Notice the serious tag in the thread title?
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If top speed its not a priority, and youre going to use pneumatics i would go for 140kv if possible, as (at least in my case), i have sacrificed a lot of torque (and braking) for top speed that i dont really need.
With m1´s Tb6380 170kv motors and bergs (145mm) im getting like 64 kmh… That is at least for me an absurdly high top speed that i cant even reach as i cant brake safely in almost no street at that speed and your wheels need to be perfectly balanced so there arent vibrations.
With 140 kv you would be looking at a better torque and 55kmh top speed (on 12 s) (on bergs)
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Looks like Flipsky made Rockstar Pro hub clones.
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Curiously, “Axle diameter” is simultaneously 10mm and 1/2" at the same time.
Definitely have some quality engineering talent behind this product, if they don’t even know what the intended axle diameter is. Last I checked, 1/2" and 10mm are not similar.
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It’s chinese retailer tradition to list conflicting information on their products.
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Hey guys, has someone tried this wheel? Do you think it will fit berg hubs??
€ 4,06 15%de DESCUENTO | Llanta con reborde de 6 pulgadas y 15cm de alto rendimiento para neumático, rueda, carrito, rueda, rueda giratoria
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I’m short of 8" (200mm) tubes but I have a few spare 7" (175mm) tubes. Is it ok to use 7" tubes in 8" tyres? Or is it risky?
will these work for mbs rock star II? I am trying to find a suitable alternative to the mbs T3 tires since they are gonna be out of stock for a while.
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Yeppers!
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