Long story short, Hash got confiscated by the cops about 2 years ago because boards are illegal, but i want my mini AT to live on.
I’ll update this thread once i figure out what parts to go with it, some parts have been obtained and some are in the midst of, could use all of your help to decide how to put this build together.
Unfortunately no. During the period when it got confiscated, the government was strict on it due to improperly built and modified scooters and bikes catching fire and or people ripping it down the roads, causing accidents so esk8 was pulled in as well. I guess esk8 didn’t get as bad of a public opinion as people were more curious than pissed seeing me on my board but yea.
I lent the board to a friend actually. One day he got ambushed at a blind corner and he stopped for them. Probably should’ve gunned it and ran haha. Anyway that was years ago and he’s been paying off the price I told him the board was.
@Dnollie was selling an Avio herringbone drivetrain set which is the exact drivetrain I used last time. Only difference is that it’s using maytech 6374s and forged haggy Kahuas. It arrived a couple days ago so I cleaned it up. Condition looks good.
Besides this, I also got a set of Luna trucks with BN belt motor mounts.
When that arrives I’ll decide which drivetrain would be best. But so far my requirements are to have it relatively lightweight so around 10 to 11 kilos.
@BillGordon has a trampa Urban carver deck and enclosure set, which I might snag. I plan to get a pair of 6355 reacher motors.
That’s about it for now, I’ll update when more stuff show up
If I do go with this drivetrain, I’ll pair it with the bergs. The green on this is a bit on the lighter side, so I might re-anodize the hangars and the hubs for an even green.
I also realized that I might not be able to use the 3dservisas baseplate if I do the trampa deck, the baseplate does not adjust that low of a degree so I might have to get a different adjustable baseplate
I removed the old inserts because a few were slanted. Luckily it wasn’t glued on so with a bolt and nut on one end I was able to careful untwist them out.
The deck has a lot of holes, so I cleaned all holes, sanded slightly and filled it with west systems G flex epoxy. It’s used for knife making and allows for a bit of flex, which I think will work well for a flex deck like this.