I just got it a couple weeks ago (bought it off this website). Itās really fast (14S4P) and the build quality of the Onsraās is top notch. I also like the water resistant O-Ring. Itās great for riding when it is wet outside. Out of the box, it turns great, but I still want to play with the bushing adjustments to make sure it is completely dialed-in. When I use the belt drives, it is the quietest board in my collection. I had some old Meepo Race Wheels (the aluminium red ones) that I spray painted with black automotive wheel paint (to complement the all black theme). My only issue so far is the deck. Iām still searching for the optimum foot placement. The deck is carbon fiber, so it is super stiff. I needed another board like I needed a hole in my head - but for $800, it was too hard to pass up. I justified buying it because I wanted a more waterproof board to ride in less ideal conditions.
So far, I agree. I can ride by Lacroix Boards all day long and my feet feel great. This Onsra is channeling the old Kaly NYC Design (but in Carbon Fiber). The ābendā of the board locks my feet in place well enough, but there is absolutely no flex (all Carbon Fiber Boards have the same āno flexā characteristic). That said, my opinions on boards tend to change over time, I really donāt know if I like a board (or not) until I put 500 miles on it or so. If I donāt like a board after 500 miles, then I really donāt like the board. So the my verdict is still out on this deck.
Best looking links board on the planet
Thank you for the kind words but i disagree, have you seen the other builds out there?! 
Bro where in the world are you? It looks like youāre about to esk8 away from the Lincoln assassination 
There is a film festival here in town. Me and the wife rode downtown together.
I brought the Nicky for maximum portability.
@b264 would be proud.
Did you get to test them yet? I wanted to make some for testing as well just didnāt get around to it yet.
I have, but not in a format like that 
Waiting for motor pullies to show up. I also donāt have a board for this yetā¦ lol
How far from the car this time?
Also forgive me Lordā¦ but have you looked at EUCs?
Thatāll buff right out
It was only 3ish miles this time, but it was not a fun 3ish miles. That fall HURT.
I was speeding up a bit to get up a thing. Got up the thing and my back end kicked heel side hard. No time to think about it, just hit the ground on my back. Luckily had a backpack on but upper back and neck are a little stiff. An Apex Air baseplate looks like it should fit the hanger until I can figure out a better quality kingpin bolt.
The lords do not forgive you.
Damn that sucks
The problem with these trucks is that the kingpin is upside-down so the threaded rod takes all the force. Surfrodz kingpins had the same problem
Oh interesting. Not saying I donāt believe you but am having trouble understanding how that becomes a problem. The bolt sheered in two. Bottom third or so is broken off a few threads down. Does cutting threads really reduce shear strength of a rod that much? Also Iāve done the same thing to Apex Airs. Threads are at the bottom of the hanger on those, still had two kingpins snap and the other two bend.
Was wondering if itās just inherent to PKP trucks. Situation was very similar with both failures.
Yes you donāt want a threaded rod there. It is a known problem on longboard pumping because kingpins break a lot earlier if they are threaded.
Pkp trucks are definitely not the best for off road
I thought PKP trucks has some magic when offroading due to how theyāre floating between 2 bushings without a pivot cup?
They do. These double delta trucks are so much fun. The duality board is great and like a Cadillac. This thing is something you just mob and beat the hell out of. 10/10 would recommend.
I wonder if you can get thicker kingpins? I think the radium rkp trucks use thicker kingpin
I think it must be and makes sense, the PKP I picked up had bent kingpins that needed replacing - I replaced them with grade 8 bolts (top needed some grinding to be flat with the baseplate). Theyāre the traditional style direction Apex baseplates.
Although this does have me thinking which grade of steel would be more likely for them to bend then snap?