What’re the benefits with 11awg for phase wires?
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I thought it displayed how long the charger had been turned on for
The 12awg phase wires are the limiting factor thermally in the Mach One, and I have a habit of upgrading limiting factors over time. And lower resistance is never a bad thing.
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Ok, so the usual benefits.
Silly question but I’ve seen various versions of the Mach One and wonder if there’s a list of when these were released. I have seen the black version, and the red one (currently on the site), now there’s another “Genesis” shared on YouTube.
Does Radium list their boards by release year or by name?
No expert here but to my knowledge, Genesis are the original 10 pre production (production proof of concept). 00-09 Serial. There have only been 100 regular Mach 1 to date, which heave their serial numbers 00-99 I think. In my care is Serial 24 and 40/100. I say in my care because I is own these two, but they are such high quality, they may outlast me with the way I ride them and for how easily maintainable the Mach 1 is. I expect the Mach 1 may have another batch coming soon but the current production may well be close to all sold brand new. I’d have a hard time not going for another should they up the ante for upgrades in future releases, however I have a hard time imagining they can exceed the refinement on the original production Mach 1, even as an engineer 
. Credit where credit is due the Radium folks achieved a level of refinement and balance for highest overall performances I don’t think has been matched by any other outfit.
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Sorry for typos, typing on tiny phone 
In 2022 the first two Mach One prototypes were produced with the V1 suspension design and a lot of standard parts. We named these boards XP1 and XP2.
XP1 was used to trial the V2 suspension later in 2022 along with various truck designs.
XP1 was used to test the V3 suspension and final R6 truck design while XP2 was preserved with the V1 setup.
XP3 was built during the first half of 2023 using the V3 suspension and earliest torque vectoring system, and a lot of paint.
The first Genesis spec board with final upgrades was XP4 which we built for Dylan at the start of 2024.
The rest of the Genesis boards chassis numbers 1-10 were delivered to customers in April 2024 at the Genesis delivery event. These boards did not feature RTS as it wasn’t tested enough at that time.
At Esk8con 2024 chassis #0 was announced and sold in an auction. XP5 was another Genesis board initially made for Antony who had been riding the old XP2 board, but @hoytkid was very convincing at Esk8con and we sold it to him, making it the only XP to ever be sold.
After Esk8Con we built XP6 for Antony to replace XP5, and was basically a Genesis spec build but with a fully vinyl wrapped livery.
At Esk8con in 2024 we also announced the 2024 Mach One, limited to 100 boards individually numbered, with deliveries intended by the end of 2024.
The Genesis boards taught us a lot and we refined the Mach One platform over 2024, avoiding a lot of potential disasters thanks to experience with the Genesis boards, even though they have also been incredibly reliable even close to 2 years later.
After 4 months of production hell in China the first 2024 Mach One’s were shipped at the end of January in 2025, but the majority were shipped after Chinese New Year in March.
We’re incredibly grateful for all the customers who ordered after Esk8con and patiently waited, understanding that we were working hard to ensure they recieve a highly refined and reliable product.
There are around 4 of the 2024 Mach One’s remaining, and after they’re gone any future models we produce with RTS will be more expensive to account for the manufacturing complexity and development costs.
Hope that explains it!
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So cool seeing the whole history in a single place!
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Wow, that’s a great summary and glad to be part of the program (number 35 here).
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Ayyy got to be a part of history which is amazing love the Mach 1 still one of my favorite boards in my line up and owner of production 96/100 
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would be cool to maintain a registry thread on the site. 
( also a pain tho, from experience. 
)
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I was out riding tonight and noticed the Radium app shows it’s expired. Is there any update if this will be officially added to the Apple app store?
We’re working to get the ios app beta back up asap. Shouldn’t be much longer.
App V2 has also officially started development this week. We’ll be able to get V2 on the ios app store properly.
Apologies for the inconvenience in the meantime.
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SR125 clearance sale!
We’re clearing out our US stock at a crazy discount until we’re out of wheels.
SR125 wheels + 45T CNC pulleys + free US shipping for just ~$147 USD
This is your best opportunity to try the SR125’s if your setup supports them. There’s no other wheel out there that offers rubber grip and comfort with such direct on-rails turning feel and glassy smooth high speed stability. Not to mention zero flats or chunking and thousands of km’s of tread life. Big 28mm seats enables bearings that can keep up with the durability of the wheels.
The SR125 are a crucial part of having a bullet-proof board that you can always depend on with little-no maintenance.
If you own a Mach One and haven’t tried the medium compound yet I highly recommend giving them a go as they’re a lot of fun with the extra grip and comfort, provided you’re willing to trade-off some range.
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Ugh, I was waiting for the soft compound but pickedup the mediums. These will go on my other board running 105mm as the AT’s feel not so great.
Any word when the 14T 15mm pullys are back in stock?
These wheels are awesome feeling. So tempting to get another medium set and do the motor swap soon to 245 kV. The mediums give even more confidence at speed.
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Oddly, even though I purchased these wheels recently before, I’m getting a message that they cannot be shipped to my address. I’ll send you an email with details.
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