@MoeStooge you woudlnt by any chance just sell a set of your rubber wheels?
@DEEIF it looks insane. hope it performs awesome also (keep us updated…)
2 Likes
Hope is to have these readily available very soon.
Wheel is $61.ea USD. Will have hub costs worked out by end of week. 
2 Likes
sorry for the stupid question but 61$ for 4 or for 1?
- For a single wheel.
2 Likes
sounds good
they look super nice
they can only fit on your hubs or will work with other brands also?
The rear drive hubbs have nearly 2" bearing spread.
You will need enough 10mm spindle area to accommodate. Fronts have 1" spread.
8 Likes
Whatever the price is, its worth it. Check out Bishop Racing on instagram and there’s video of just how sticky these are. They are grippy to the touch and look incredible with the hand made hubs.
These are full on racing slicks. I would bet $100 nobody has the skill at this moment to make these slicks the limiting factor when racing
10 Likes
Seems like they will only work with a Stooge Setup, no?
2 Likes
Just need 50mm of axle space
so it already had MBS/Trampa/Kegel mounting holes?
I believe it has a proprietary mounting hole
2 Likes
Maybe we can mod the front to work on more trucks since it only has 1" spread
2 Likes
So the answer to this is yes lmao
1 Like
You could put the bearing hub with gear and wheel on BN or Apex trucks so I am not sure what you mean.
3 Likes
What pulley fits on it? What gear drive that isn’t Moe’s?
this sure looks familiar.
5 Likes
- is the magic number.
2 Likes
@jack.luis
Back side of the drive hub has a flat area. In the past we have made mounting holes for the Versa pulley and kegal drive. On these the inside bearing is dual function acting as a carrier for the spur as well as hub support. With 800kv motors proper gearing isn’t possible with chain or belt.
At 55mph the chain speed would be dangerous and with the torque, belts would shred.
Steel on steel gear drive is the strongest, most efficient and most reliable form of gear reduction. Open drive we have yet to wear out a spur. Pinions do get replaced as maintenance.
3 Likes
How is the pinion attached?
