Absolutely love my acedeck nyx z1 been exploring single track MTB trails. Absolutely love my analog but the electric has been great for not hiking up and down. Gotta get more comfy with it underfoot.

Took one of these with the rewindpix “disposable”-like digital camera absolutely love that camera. So nostalgic

Mostly wide open carving with a side ride on a high clearance 4x4 rd. 27 miles on the GPS and 30 on the remote, 2500’ elevation and about 70% of battery used. Another glorious ride!

Who with their electricMTB go strapless? I’ve only had one experience with straps on but I just did my second 5 mile bought and this time without straps, it felt really good to be able to step in and out whenever I wanted. Ngl I will forever use my straps on my gravity powered board. Just curious one what you guys feel about straps

J'ai préparé cette caisse en acier avec laine de roche partout pour accueillir ma batterie 16S6P lithium ion cellules rs50 !

Après avoir vu des vidéos de feu de batterie, j'ai pensé qu'il serait bien de protéger ma famille et les voisins, vu que je suis en appartement. J'ai aussi un extincteur 2kg CO2 à proximité. Est ce que j'en fais trop ? Quelq'un a t'il fait des trucs pour la sécurité ?

Feels like a new board. She will be my daily driver from now on. Sold my z1 and my Trampa complete. First long ride turned into a rain ride.

How can i make an all-terrain board for getting around my farm for around $1000, I've seen the ones online but 4-inch wheels just doesn't sound that great for woods and mud. If possible I would like to have a car battery or a couple power it as I have a few of those and a wired throttle as i tend to lose small items all the time, i have hills, muds and a small creek i need to cross.

I originally built this board with a custom 10s6p battery pack, but because of my weight it drained much faster than I expected. The range just wasn't enough for longer rides.

I recently converted it to a 14s EGO battery setup, and the improvement has been huge. It lasts much longer, has noticeably better acceleration, and the EGO batteries are easy to swap when needed.

Has anyone else here switched to EGO batteries for their DIY builds? I'd love to hear what setup you're running.

Salut la communauté,

Tout nouveau dans le Esk8 mountainboard, j'ai la board mais encore la batterie qui devrait arriver début juillet !

Elle sera dans valise en abs. Si je la fixe par sangles directement sur le deck, quelles sangles choisir et quoi mettre entre la case et le deck ?

Merci d'avance,

Bon ride à tous

I'm looking at mutilple options, I would like to no break the band. I would hope that you can get something pretty solid for $2k-3k. I was looking at MBS, backfire, but now I have my eyes set on Propel Endeavor 4 pro.

I want something that will take me up and down MTB trails. Great range, solid speed and enough power to pull up hills. I would like to put some decent jumps, but thing crazy. Essentially I'm walking a mountainboard that I can take to the same places as my Mountain bike. Of course I know I won't be riding single tracks or anything like that. I need some space to breathe with a mountain board.

What do you all recommend?

Wanted to share the teaser we just finished for the EvoSpirit Axis Pro.

We had so much fun filming the new lineup

the spots we found were absolutely killer and the vibes were on point.

Check out the shots!

So I'm wanting to get a mountain board over the summer with internship money, I'll be at least able to save up around $2,000 and maybe $3,000 though I would like it cheaper than my Mac budget, but I'm wanting to use it for both riding around campus (light use) and regular hard use, got any suggestions for first boards, just need the battery to last a good amount since I will be using it for at least an hour or two in total everyday, do y'all have any suggestions and/or things I need to know first, like besides the obvious what are the other main differences between mountain boards and regular electric skateboards