From first glance they actually look pretty nice, much closer to F5s than Trampa style bindings, and aren’t exclusive to the Endeavour so you can theoretically mount them on any board. It’s not clear to me how they attach to the deck though.
Interesting so they rely more on the bindings themselves for lift rather than the L-brackets we typically see. I’m curious how they feel for lifting the board, as it looks like pretty thin points of contact with the sides of the foot.
Skateboards, particularly the electric variants, can take on rough roads. But like a car, these skateboards need a specific structure to work in these challenging places.
Can confirm the bushings do flop over at a certain point. Would love to have some @RipTideSports bushings available for these boards. I’ll have access to my 3D printer again in a month to try the fix but it looks like it would work well.
Which wheels did you use? Did it take any extra effort to get them to work with the Endeavor?
I’d like to fit some slightly wider-than-stock tires, like Qind’s 200x75. They might work on the stock wheels, but I think that a wider wheel would be even better, as long as the wheel pulley still ends up in the same place.
And FWIW, I tried to fit Newbee Pentagram wheels to mine today… the bearing spacing is a little too wide and Newbee’s largest pulley doesn’t quite clear the suspension knuckles. Not a big deal because I have another board they fit just fine, but I was kinda hoping they would work on the Endeavor too. No dice though.
Just to follow up about the wider-hubs thing… Trampa Deep Dish Megastar 9 wheels fit my Endeavor 2’s axles and pulleys just fine.
And about the Qind 200x75 tires I mentioned… I put those on my other board, and they have a wider contact patch than most scooter tires, but they’re still just fxxxing scooter tires. I’m still looking for something not shaped like a donut.