Tynee Explorer Discussion

Couldn’t wait for my riptide pivot cups, so I quickly replaced the bad one with the old stock one. Not great, but better then it was😂

Here’s a of the polished pivot nub(?)

Literally a mirror finish.

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Bro. Bro. Bro! Wow! This is insane. Where do you live!?!
What’s the use case!?! Do you intend to ride upstairs or on the moon! Wow!

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Lol! I’m not a fan of urethane or scooter tires.
Honestly, these moon boots conquer any terrain.
@Dinnye was able to build the 25mm spacers to widen the MBS Rockstar Pro ll rims. And ship them from Hungry to Louisiana in 5 days!
And @Titoxd1000 fabricated the motor mounts and got them from California to Louisiana just in time for me to put them on before a head to the beach for a week
So yeah, I will soon test them in the sand to see what this dune buggy can get through!



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It’s on stock trucks?

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Ok, i see :smiley: duality trucks :slight_smile:

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If you are still on the stock Tynee trucks i can make two recommendations to greatly improve them.

  1. Riptide bushing for the DKP trucks.
  2. If you are ready to give up urethane wheels and skinny scooter tires that wear out in the center too quickly. Then pick up a set of these 12mm axle sleeves that allow you to run mountain board wheels and 12x28mm bearings.
    The axle sleeves are only $30 bucks and will allow you to run a wide range of tires with much more grip and longevity.
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Once I got over my initial reaction, I was going to ask for more pics. Love it! Tynee has gone Biggee! Sorry!! Definitely a dune bug.
I can’t imagine how it performs so please share when you can.

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Where I can buy axle sleeves ?

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Best $30 bucks that I’ve ever spent.

Unfortunately, shipping axle sleeves to eu is horribly expensive, ;/ Could you recommend type of RipTide bushing?

I was running @tuckjohn’s recommendation, which worked incredibly well:


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Rubber baby buggy bumper protection.

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Thx!

Btw, just an fyi- this bushing setup is on the looser side. I’m able to ride it up to 20~30mph, but it’s happiest around 10~15mph.

I tuned it to be able to have a super sharp turning radius, which is useful for commuting (and is fun to carve)

https://forum.esk8.news/t/the-single-parking-space-challenge/83012?u=tuckjohn

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I think it should be ok for me, I prefer to carve and go off-road rather than go fast :slight_smile:

The new Tynee Explorer Pro runs a 14S 58.8V high voltage power system. Using a 14S4P 1008Wh Samsung 50S battery.
And can be had with either belt drive or hub motors!


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