Wheels to put on a Meepo FLOW + Waterborne Surf Adapter?

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I decided to buy the MEEPO FLOW. I want to make it as carvy as possible, am trying to make it as close to my present skate, a carver surfskate at 30’15 (i know i cant get it as carvy as it, but i want to get as close to it as possible).

I decided that the best way to go for this is to get both the MEEPO FLOW and the following adapters as shown in waterborne’s youtube video about the same board:

FIN System Surf Adapter: https://waterborneskateboards.com/pro… Extender Rail Adapter: https://waterborneskateboards.com/col… Extender Bracket: https://waterborneskateboards.com/col…

I just need to know now if this is all a good idea (second opinion is always great), if i should change anything and most importantly what wheels I should get.

I want to be able to carve a lot while ride through asphalt roads, i currently use 68x78 wheels and it barely manages with asphalt (with lots of noise), so am wondering if 105x65 wheels will hold up.
I am open to switching to pneumatic tires when challenged with rougher terrain, and using the normal ones when on flat ground.

Thank you for your time and patience !!!

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105mm wheels will hold up just fine. The MAD V2 wheels are 105mm x 70mm and will work just fine. That is what I am using on my Waterborne set-up.

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Thank you so much!!! I’ll get the 120 All-Terrain if I ever decide to go through rougher terrain, but I guess itl be enough for now, although pebbles do scare me, but I guess I can just look out for them

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With 105s pebbles aren’t a concern anymore , rocks slightly

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100% you can put 105s on it. Just be sure to make adjustments for wheels bite. (Carbon extender, harder bushings, extended rail, and if needed the limiter for the fin adapter.)

My instagram has my surf skate build on it if you wanted reference.

IG: ty_esk8

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tysm for the insight !!

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yesyes tysm, ur rig is amazing ill make a depeer search in a sec, tysmmm <3

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Not sure if i understood correctly but, Meepo Flow already comes with 105’s. I have one, if you need any measures, let me know.

Ps: i have it stock, no surf adapter.

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It may have depended on when your purchased you Flow. I think the 105mm wheels Meepo is using came out after the Flow did. Later versions of the Flow probably came with the 105mm wheels.

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I see. I bought mine 2months ago

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I love and will always use Waterbourne stuff but keep in mind that the surfadapter will crack eventually.

Keep an eye on the top side since that’s where it should break when working right. Meaning you dont loose wheels when it breaks

Also apparently the bracket to extend the wheel base puts too much stress on the deck. Granted it took over 2 years for my deck to snap but still something to keep in mind

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I broke two surf adapters. Both were replaced by the company without needing them back. The black,one was always defective but the one I painted red broke the safe and intended way

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