On a similar setup I like it to be able to hit 30mph (48km/h) but I prefer staying around 24mph (38km/h), of course depending on the road and weather.
On a rough road in heavy rain 12mph (19km/h) is better 
But sometimes I need that extra speed on a smooth straightaway, especially if there is an electric signal about to turn green and I want to get down the road before a zillion cars come up behind me
Thatās with TB110 wheels though
What trucks were you using? In my 33" board with Paris 195 33km/h was the fastest I could go riding relaxed, with TB218 the stability increased a lot, but they are heavier
Same as this build, Caliber 2 50Ā° RKP with a long tail
With the rear trucks much tighter than the front ones
Beautiful build dude, clean AFFF
Why not just carry it by the front trucks?
Too far down when you kick it up, then you have to bend over
I know itās only like 5cm more but that makes a big difference.
Plus the handle stays clean being in front of the front trucks.
Jesus. Sweet. I want this but on a Hosoi deck. Looking forward to hear how the maker x stuff does
This is a really beautiful build. Well done!
Not really besides for the fact that they have a few extra mah but for the price 40t is the way to go.
Awesome clean build! Canāt wait to hear your findings of the makerX esc, switch and flipsky remote.
For me is a big YES!!! Love the short boardsā¦ Really nice
I just noticed that the enclosure was 3d printed. Itās hard to believe since Im having a hard time seeing the layer lines. Do you have a .stl of it? Also what orientation did you print it in? I would assume vertical with the flat side down. Did it need support material?
Yeah it was a 54 hour 3d print!
It took a bit of sanding to get it that way!
Yeah itās somewhere on my computer
Correct!
Yes!
You can see the supports in this pic-
Are you planning to seal/weatherproof your enclosure?
That is one beautiful build! Excellent work!
No, as I donāt typically ride in the rain but there is a neoprene foam seal around the perimeter of the enclosure that should keep out debris and small amounts of water.
I donāt know how much 3d printing you do (Iād assume you have plenty of experience) but as a result of the manufacturing technique 3d prints are very porous and moisture can get in easily even if you arent riding in rain. So you might want to consider that.
Iām not too worried as this is my 3rd board running a 3d printed enclosure and Iāve never had a issue.
Also itās printed in 100% infill so pores should be minimal if any and during the sanding process I actually filled the whole thing with water and nothing seeped through.
I would think that with a seal around your enclosure it would be plenty water proof, what else would you need to do to make it more water proof? Also you have any interest in sharing your .stl with us? Lol
It already has a seal!
Yeah I think Iām fine with sharing it, just pm with your email and Iāll try to dig it up on my computer
Ok Iāll pm you. I know you said it did, I just meant with it already on there it should be plenty good enough.
