I want a set right now.
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Care to enlighten me the easy way?
On such a small wheel, the additional weight you are placing on the valve stem will well and truly unbalance your wheel as well as increasing the very real possibility of just having your valve stem ripped clean out of the tube.
Flat or unbalanced wheels are really not something you want when moving at speed.
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not the best way to keep conflict to a minimum.
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Oh wow, thanks for this. I never considered that.
Even with regular caps though, in these hubs my valve stems always sit against the hub at a slight angle. I have already had one valve stem ripped out and that was a really irksome flat to get.
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Nobody said i was trying 
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Try not. Do or do not.
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Looks clean. How will this behave with what seems to be one bushing? 
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Most likely a LOT of lean.
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Had a demo board out at this weekend’s car park session, pretty much a production board minus the wheels and motors (built for my partner).
It only has a 16s3p p26a for her but it still gets going. Can see a reel of me warming up here Login • Instagram
Good times!
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damn is that considered underpowered these days?
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I love everything about this board, just curious as to whether you dyed the rails or they just kinda turned out that color? Keep up the incredible work.
Haha yeah… I’d say it’s underpowered 
Just how it looks after being CNC, since it is synthetic composite
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Manufacturer currently doing the prototypes of the SR3 hubs, can’t wait to test
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As much as I admire the variety of colorful hubs coming out, I’ve always had a huge soft spot for the solid look.
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I think I’m going to get the outer lip in gunmetal grey and bronze, as colour options. More subtle and sexy.
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