I sound like a crazy moron!
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Not many. But we bought our place because it’s relatively close to the train station for travel purposes. Eventually my work moved to a location a block from the next station stop. I’ve only taken it a few time when I had car issue
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My first board ever is pretty much the same thing as my board right now tech wise… the mechanical parts have changed but the tech is the exact same.
Board is two years old as of January 10th Ish 2020:crazy_face: Here is some pics of the old board vs DEEIF Board V1.5 
Old:
Vs
New:
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My first board is now in bits, but it was basically this:
Single hub, 7s2p, zero power. But it opened the window.
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Wow that is bad. So glad u moved on to greater things.
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Still on the same deck, same batteries and same enclosures, but I’ve upgraded the rest. To be fair I started off not bad at all, but my batteries are suffering now-a-days
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That was the good shit. I still love those mounts… even now when there are a thousand other ones on the market. Those seem to be the only ones that get the motor real close to the truck, have adjustable belt tension without using an idler, and don’t rely on sliding the motor mount bolts to tension it. Plus they are rock-solid and don’t seem to come loose. However, they aren’t great for wicking heat from the stator, and they don’t mount reverse at all. Oh, and they are very difficult to find.
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@torqueboards I still have these blue wheels in my closet, and the trucks are on a push board - they are surprisingly stable when mounted drop through
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I have seen this mount on some older photos. Was this the shiit back n days?
