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  1. itsmark

    THE VIDEO THREAD!

    I'm finally getting around to uploading some clips to youtube. Just shorts for now (more on my channel), longer videos coming.
  2. Another trail riding clip I shot. This one is faster, flow trail.
  3. I haven't been active on this forum in awhile but I finally got around to uploading some footage I've had to youtube. Just a couple of shorts for now, more to come in the future. This is a stock S22.
  4. What about the CNC sliders I've heard about? Is someone just CNCing the same file that is made for 3D printing? Are they for sale? I got my S22 and am not too impressed with the sliders. For bigger stuff its ok but I feel nothing on the small stuff.
  5. WattsSingleTrack's opinion of the S20 as a heavy off-roading wheel: He has some concerns with the battery pack that I haven't seen brought up, what do you guys think?
  6. This channel also has this short clip of the suspension being compressed:
  7. I don't like it and hope that it can be turned off. The last thing we need is another illegal blue and red flashing light like on the the sherman (imo of course). I want standard red brake lights for me please.
  8. I would also like to see more off-roading videos from China. Every time a new wheel comes out you get one or two short clips from really high level riders that end up reposted on youtube. IDK if they're test riders or what but with their riding skill it makes me want to see more.
  9. I think the suspension looks pretty responsive. Also, the power shown by spinning out starting at 0:16 in the video seems pretty impressive to me.
  10. Firstly you need to remember that voltage sags while under load. So if you ride up a steep hill for a few miles, check your battery level immediately, ride back down, and check you battery again and find that you have around 20% more life left then that 20% is probably more so from the fact that you aren't looking at the battery voltage while under load. Secondly for the best post apocalyptic EUC-hill-charging-method you should rig find a ski lift/gondola near a stream/river. You can then construct a waterwheel powered by the stream/river that then powers the ski lift/gondola. This way you can ride up the lift up with your EUC and use the downhill to recharge your wheel.
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