How to make double kingpin trucks SUPER STABLE

[@DanielKwanExtras]

I should have pointed out that I’m using only BARREL bushings for the rear truck, no cone bushings. I mean you can see they’re barrels but for anyone new to this stuff.

[@michaelwagner6410]

Is that independent bushing the same high rebound type as the venom? And with riptide there's the krank and the APS. So is that independent bushing their high rebound one(like APS or shr) or is it the regular formula like krank or hpf? Even though the two bushing formulas are so different with performance everyone is really quick to swap them out with each other and recommend them, some people tell me krank is better for downholl others say APS. (I go to downhillers for stability advice, only problem is people don't use DKP downhill) What do you say? Should I also go .5 inch(street) bushing for roadside to make it easier to fit with cup washers? Isn't that what Tynee did anyway?

[@tommynguyen8620]

150lb, Riptide 87A/84A bushings here. It's a really carvy setup that has a healthy amount of rebound for me. Takes a bit of getting used to riding but it's pretty stable and handles nicely in my opinion. Rear truck 1st Boardside - 1/2 height 95A bushing + Aluminum Spacer 2nd boardside - 87A barrel bushing 1st roadside - 87A barrel bushing 2nd roadside - 84A barrel bushing Front truck 1st Boardside - 1/2 height 95A bushing + Aluminum Spacer 2nd boardside - 87A barrel bushing 1st roadside - 87A barrel bushing 2nd roadside - 84A barrel bushing

[@bournechupacabra]

Can't wait for the Zeus and hurricane reviews

[@ZEROBYTES]

samee!

[@robertgodette4678]

I get my Zeus Friday!!! I can't wait

[@bartekkawalkowski2760]

@@robertgodette4678 mine got delivered today

[@ZEROBYTES]

@@robertgodette4678 niceee, enjoy it mate!

[@kenspencer6763]

Just snagged the last 97A off Amazon at the moment. Stoked for the Hurricane but should be getting it like halfway through winter so got plenty of time to tinker, thanks for the advice!

[@spyplane8]

Can't wait for the Flash review!!

[@au18ert]

I did the same thing to my RX3 when I saw your last bushings video with different front to back. The cup washers make a massive difference and I don't understand why they are fitted as standard. The RX3 curves sweetly and is super stable right up to its max speed. It only gets sketchy going downhill beyond its max speed without power. I only wish I'd have waited for the Propel Endeavour because the RX3 is a great commuter board, quiet and almost no maintenance it just doesn't excite enough. Calling them all terrain is a push, there more street boards than street boards especially in the UK. There's not enough perfect tarmac here for anything less than a big wheel. ✌️

[@user-pm2yq3wm9w]

Ive put cnc washers from exway + venom plug 95a/93a double barrel combo on atlas. The plugs are made for caliber, but if you cut them a bit they fit. Feels pretty stable

[@henrismith7472]

Please recommend something for a 120kg rider. Durometers etc.

[@storm4710]

im 122kg boardside 97a venom eliminators(plan to change these to 95A to give me a little better slow speed turning, when my buddy gets them in stock) wheelside 93a Venom Eliminators It might be to stiff for you but that is my setup

[@adrianrivera8425]

I need some help I put lock tire on the screws for the motor mount and they leaked into the motor and now is squeaky and tough to move. Can I just apply acetone or will this cause more damage and the screw to take the motor apart slips so ehh

[@R.u.x.x]

What's the point of locking out the back? Why not just use different trucks that are more stable to begin with instead?

[@garrettaspinwall912]

I’ve got a B-one Hercules and I was looking for pivot cups but I’m not sure what size. Also with the bushing “spacer” what would you recommend for a 110kg rider? The stock setting felt decent but I’m commuting and am looking for stability, I’m a newbie so any help is appreciated.

[@albertolopezdelgado6347]

I'm 66 kg i just buy the meepo hurricane which bushings do you recommend me

[@jonnybryant5189]

Preciate this video because I can't go over 22mph on my boundmotor flash without wobbles

[@in-vision652]

How is it now and what did you settle with?

[@jonnybryant5189]

@@in-vision652 I've completely changed the board since then. Switched to bigger motors, Boardnamics gear drives and trucks

[@wolfkoolaid722]

I'm 140-145 pounds. My set up was from back board side to front road side : 87 purple venom eliminator/ 87 riptide white short street barrel / 87 venom purple barrel/ 87 riptide white short street barrel/ 87 venom purple barrel/84 red short street barrel /85 venom yellow barrel/ 84 red short street barrel. cup washers on all board sides and back road sides. Sleeved washer worked on first front king pin but had to use a flat washer for second king pin because it made a loud clicking noise.

[@bournechupacabra]

Where do we get the washers?

[@DanielKwanExtras]

Good question…I’m not really sure. Riptide, Muirskate, and other skate shops should at least have the common cup and flat washers. For the tighter cup washers you might have to ask them.

[@quentinquentin8793]

And do you like the dkp bushing Riptide kit ?

[@Ian1329]

Not for me but I'm 200 lbs so probably on the heavy side I guess

[@DanielKwanExtras]

Never tried them but probably good. Bit of an expensive solution.

[@highestvirtue1892]

How fast can you go with this set n carve?

[@khaliltheking]

So when are you gonna review this boundmotor flash 2.0. ? Is it me or you usually avoid VESC boards?

[@DanielKwanExtras]

There are 3 vesc boards in queue…

[@douma0]

How do you like the flash. Just received mine today fell twice the thing is such a beast and way too wobbly. Where do you buy these bushings from?

[@DanielKwanExtras]

You can buy from Amazon or skate shops. See links in description.

[@douma0]

Thanks. How Do you like the flash?

[@camomaster6316]

Is that the zeus?🧐

[@robertgodette4678]

The Zeus has traditional trucks not reverse or double

[@Ian1329]

I'm 200 lbs dude I had to get 100a bushings LOL

[@rango_unchained]

I'm a big old fat guy, over 300lbs, and new to electric skateboards. I want to get the Meepo Hurricane, but I'm not sure if I should be concerned with the stock bushings on that board?

[@DanielKwanExtras]

My guess is you’d want to change them but you can of course try the stock bushings first and get aftermarket ones later if needed.

[@rango_unchained]

@@DanielKwanExtras Okay, thank you.

[@storm4710]

Im 270lbs/122kg boardside 97a venom eliminators(plan to change these to 95A to give me a little better slow speed turning, when my buddy gets them in stock) wheelside 93a Venom Eliminators That is my setup(it's a good starting point)

[@61193alexis]

Do barrel bushings even fit the Black carve 2?

[@DanielKwanExtras]

Except for Exway and Metroboard, all the other eskate DKP trucks are basically the same with minor cosmetic differences.

[@250rRida]

So tighten it up so much you basically creat a single kingpin truck. This is why double kingpins should not be on Eboards

[@Ian1329]

Agreed *sigh*

[@tommynguyen8620]

You don't *have* to do this to DKP trucks to get a stable setup. If you're okay with getting used to DKP trucks you can absolutely run a really soft carvy setup. I'm on 87/84 at 150lbs and its perfectly stable for me.

[@TheAETHER22]

Yeah true but taller trucks eliminate wheel bite

[@DanielKwanExtras]

For boards that advertise speed and power (nearly every eboard), I agree

[@DanielKwanExtras]

@@TheAETHER22 risers too

[@DarkBloodyFoxy]

Is it BoundMotor Flash?

[@DanielKwanExtras]

Yes

[@DarkBloodyFoxy]

@@DanielKwanExtras Nice BTW 96/93 DKP combo from Riptide: it’s very stable but don’t turn well. But hey, I got 60+ kmph easily without any fear downhill

[@lalalala3968]

@@DarkBloodyFoxy WTF is KMPH ? lmfao

[@michaelmercer8054]

Cool

[@mike212916]

answer: buy riptide bushings

[@chrysr7773]

Double kingpin truck are a crap design and don't belong on any esk8. Your remedy is to nullify the bottom half of the truck, why not just remove the offending piece and run the truck without the bottom half? Better yet, get a set of trucks that work right.