That’s interesting for sure. on my trampa hangers I never had to tighten the drives further onto the hanger and they havent moved luckely. Probably cus Jens machines the trampa hangers to be totally square
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If that problem continues, I’ll consider to switch to different hangers.
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Hi mate, forgive me for not reading back through the entire thread, I am wondering what sort of range you are averaging with this setup? (And your weight if you mind me asking).
My build is very similar, although 7p not 8p (I assume I’ll get roughly 7/8ths of what you get). Just curious as to what I can expect from mine 
Me 70kg and I could get a range of 50 km flat.
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This seems to be happening a lot. How did it break?
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Caused by the ollie, I think. Backlash was not the cause. I accidently braked in the air and landed. 
That caused the broken wheel teeth.
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I suspect that mine could have been similar, but I think I accelerated in the air 
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100 bucks down the drain
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That shouldn’t cause it to break.
I did some 180s with my straight cuts a while back and they did hold well.
The destroyer!
Everything fine, Bro.
We call that: Skate and destroy !
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That looks awesome 
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Up and running again.
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Dumb question. What’s that clicking sound at the beginning?
It came definitely from the right wheel. Bearing?
You checked the motor pulley? Sometimes the grub screw gets lose in it’s screw hole; is not tight enough. It doesn’t press the pulley against the motor shaft specially if is a D pulley on a flat shaft; sometimes there’s some play when the pulley is lose and make that click! on every turn.
Because they are so close to each other, you think the noise comes from the wheel, the wheel pulley or the bearings, but is actually the lose wheel pulley from the motor shaft what’s making the noise.
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Blue Loctite on the grub screw, a good tight (let it cure) and problem solved. 
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front right wheel nut was not tightened enough.
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But thanks for the tip. 
grub screw is tightened and glued in with loctite.
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I call it the long lost “trailer”
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