WTB Rubber(possibly pneumatic) wheels for boosted stealth

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#1

Looking for some larger diameter rubber(possibly pneumatic) rubber wheels/associated pulleys and belts compatible with my boosted stealth.

My brother and girlfriend(who are both inexperienced riders) have started riding with me and I want to to make it safer for them. I don’t want to worry about them hitting a crack/wayward rock/dirt or water patch on the stock wheels and eating it.

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#2

Boosted has the 105mm wheels :joy:

https://www.ebay.com/i/174346043116?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=174346043116&targetid=915850255573&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9007460&poi=&campaignid=10459990473&mkgroupid=100467642421&rlsatarget=aud-762207186714:pla-915850255573&abcId=2146000&merchantid=6296724&gclid=Cj0KCQjwu8r4BRCzARIsAA21i_D0RmLgtEfqN9x9ZPYATubSyeKhVxFYE9g4cjsBktuLdF8YqAdbeV8aAmZ-EALw_wcB

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#3

TB110’s work… Not rubber but super big and grippy, those stock boosted wheels suck, a lot.

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#4

I don’t know if you still want to be in the boosted ecosystem or if you can even buy them anymore but I heard good things about the boosted 105’s

I don’t think the boosted would do well with pnummies or that there are any that would work with it

Like @DEEIF the 110s are great, also urethane is technically rubber lol

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#5

You could buy 3 pairs of TB110 wheels for a set of BB105 wheels though

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#6

Oh wow lmao that’s insane :rofl: they arent THAT good

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#7

Yeah right haha

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#8

I’d definitely go for either the TB110/110 wheels or Hyperdrives

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#9

Technically but you know what I mean. The kind of rubber that can actually handle some water. I’ve been caught in rain on the road one too many times…and you know how that ends on urethanes

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#10

Not even close to being worth that much

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#11

Was playing with the idea of these

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#12

It would not be fun to ride a boosted with those on it. Less torque then it already has and way less range.

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#13

I was thinking about that. But like I said, it’s for inexperienced riders who probably don’t need the torque. They also haven’t developed their riding muscles yet, so range is limited.

I also have an extra extended range battery. However it does need to be fixed.

I’m definitely not set on them

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#14

I say you get MAYBE 5 miles…

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#15

Ppl seem to like the airless rubber wheels like what Boundmotor has.


Your range is gonna suffer tho.
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#16

I would get the tb110 and if you need something else then you definitely didn’t waste your money.

keep em or sell em to me for free

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#17

Boosted runs those dinky ass 4254 motors…even big urethane wheels will feel weaker (assuming the same wheel surface speeds)

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#18

Yeah I know range is gonna take a hit.

I was.looking at those actually

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#19

Accurate

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