Eboard wheels replacement- How to change your All-terrain wheels to Cloud wheels (OWNBOARD)

[@michael102]

Love my Ownboard Carbon AT! My only regret is not paying the extra $100 for both wheels. The AT is great to practice on grass, because grass is much more forgiving then asphalt. FYI if you go with one set of wheel with your board instead of both, you will have to pay $150 vs $100 if order with the board. Get both wheels!!!

[@jasip1000]

I’m going to get that board 😊

[@KamalaChameleon]

I learned to ride on it.. it's a dream. Stiff kinda sucks for bumps.. and the double kingpin trucks make high speed squirrelly.. so I rarely go max speed

[@michael102]

@@KamalaChameleon have you tried changing the bushing to evolve or riptide bushing? Also, if you can find a barrel bushing with an insert, it will greatly reduce wobble... kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIixZn6wetB2oZo

[@Julian-bv8ql]

Dont buy from ownboard, read the reviews first.

[@jimmygonzalez8185]

@@Julian-bv8ql the only issue with the board is that its prone to speed wobbles with the all terrain wheels which I imagine get be fixed with different bushings and tighter trucks

[@landsurfin]

@@Julian-bv8ql There's one good review for Ownboard above by Randy and another from me. I own this board, it's fantastic and I ride it every day without issues. I can't speak for how they were a year ago when you wrote your comment though.

[@jonathanschmidt4764]

does the cloud wheels work with Ownboard W2 model?

[@SeamlessMedia]

I received my AT/GT combo with the new 7" pneumatic wheels today. There were 2 major problems. First, since the 7" wheel has no drive gear bearing (the pulley is mounted directly to the wheel via screws), there were no drive gear pulley bearing washers included. So when I went to switch to the Cloud Wheels, the missing washer makes the gear grind into the motor mount. There should have been a set of 2 washers included for the Cloud Wheel pulley setup. Also the 7" use a different motor cover to make room for the belt and the large pulley. This cover is not enclosed protecting the motor gear like the one in this video, so when changing to the cloud wheels the motor gear is exposed. Basically the board came set up properly for the new 7" setup, but is missing the critical parts that allow the cloud wheels to be used safely. Hope this helps.

[@jday4217]

I agree. This is the problem I have found.

[@SeamlessMedia]

​@@jday4217 Ownboard did send me out the missing washer and motor covers for the Cloud Wheels. In the mean time I found a good usable alternative to the 10mm speedring at Menards, it's a 10mm Small Outer Diameter washer: Model Number: 88417 SKU: 2012080 (3 pack, you will use 2) Also, I found motor mount washers that slide properly: 4mm Small Outer Diameter washer: Model Number: 88413 SKU: 2012076 (5 pack, you will use 8, get 2 packs) Extra motor mount screws: "4mm-0.70 x 12mm Zinc Hex Drive Coarse Thread Socket Cap Screw" Model Number: 81662 SKU: 2019989 Extra belt cover screws: "4mm-0.70 x 10mm Plain Hex Drive Coarse Thread Socket Cap Screw" Model Number: 81661 SKU: 2019976 Hope this helps!

[@hookprobe]

can you fit 85mm wheels? what is the clearance from the truck center to the battery belly?

[@worachart111]

Very Nice Board :)

[@ownboardskateboard7341]

thanks mate

[@AlexeyKhludeev]

Hello! Will this bamboo AT OK due to the thing that I close to the weight limit? Willn't it be too flexible for me? Thank you! Nice boards!

[@ownboardskateboard7341]

Hey, dear, your weight is not the problem to affect your ride, if that is too flexible for you, you can choose carbon AT, that one is more durable and more stiff

[@OhFishyFish]

@@ownboardskateboard7341 Is the bamboo version also water resistant? I won't be reading during rain but might on wet pavements, avoiding puddles. Can you recommend a good sealant to add around the battery box?

[@ownboardskateboard7341]

@@OhFishyFish yes, the bamboo AT version does have a really good water-resistant, even you ride in the rain would be fine, Daniel Kwan does have a video review of this board, maybe you can have a look.

[@Superfra01]

With cloudwheels motors looks very close to the ground, is it possible switch motors position more higher?

[@michael102]

It looks like the rear truck would bottom out before the motor...

[@ShadrikEaston]

can you swap out the wheels on the W2? maybe stick some foamies on there?

[@PetrosGolt]

Is it possible to put other wheels on Ownboard like foamies from slick revolution?

[@geko6x9er]

Slick revolution wheels exactly the same as iwonder wheels just different brand name same maker. But iwonder better more variety more choices in size and better company

[@olezdi6861]

great

[@kaiiresi2018]

I'd like to buy this board but you dont ship to hawaii

[@bobwardrop8483]

How set in stone is the weight limit on this board? This is my ideal board, but I’m about 50 lbs over the limit as stated on the product page.

[@ericchen5109]

In my opinion you should be able to ride them, more preferably the carbon version, just the top speed and range may be lower than usual because of your weight.

[@bobwardrop8483]

@@ericchen5109 oh well, too late. I bought a W2 today. Maybe the AT will be my second board. Thanks for the reply.

[@ericchen5109]

@@bobwardrop8483 well enjoy it, it's addicting, just sticking with one board is not enough. 😂

[@ownboardskateboard7341]

@@ericchen5109 appreciate for your perfectional answer

[@ownboardskateboard7341]

Eric is correct, choose carbon AT would be perfect for you, and more durable to use.

[@Wachmistz]

Also, make a video of how to replace rubbers in at1w 😁

[@ByronRC]

do you make a hub motor all terrain board

[@ownboardskateboard7341]

not on the moment mate

[@jday4217]

My motor won't slide when loosened like in the video. Any ideas?

[@SeamlessMedia]

I replied to your other comment with the part number, but here it is again so others can find it easily: Menards 4mm Small Outer Diameter washer: Model Number: 88413 SKU: 2012076 (5 pack, you will use 8, get 2 packs) These have an ever so slightly smaller outer diameter than the ones that came installed on the board, and glide freely through the motor mount channel. A quick alternative would be to sand down the outside edge of the existing washers a bit.