Would these hold up for an electric mountain board? I'm wanting to get up to 20mph
494719
These are Crap. Put them on a hand cart The bearings come out of the housing. The tires wouldn't hold air for 24 hours. If they did hold air you would have to secure the bearings by eliminating any axel side to side, but still crap!! Sorry...
494720
There is not a lot of tread on these tires...not an issue for a hand truck. No idea if they are high speed bearings
494721
I put them on my hose reel cart so I don't know how they would handle 30 mph
494722
i purchased them for a hand truck for light load due to a back injury i have. the had plastic wheels and rattled loadly. now it alot more quite taking garbage 50 yards down the road.
494723
I wouldn't use them for that application. These are just a basic wheel and tire for hand trucks and hand carts.
494724
I have them mounted on a gasoline caddy. Pretty good load and probably can handle that.
494725
I have them mounted on a gasoline caddy.Pretty good load and probably can handle that.
494726
These are light weight thin walled TIRES used for pressure washers and dollies. Mountain boards should likely use an inner tube tire to take impacts on terrain objects and roots.
494727
I wouldn't attempt iy personally, but may work if your concerned about cost, which I am sure you are. I used these on a camera dolly, which worked fine. The bearings are low grade, and not sealed, but do have zircs for lube injection.For your application, something higer end with sealed bearings would be advisable which will cost you 2-3x more.
494728
Probably. But I would guess 20 - 25 mph is about the limit and for relatively short durations. They are fairly capable but being fairly small diameter, speed is not their friend.
1879988
I definately think they would help. I am using them for racing snowmobiles at 80- 108 mph at age 56.
1370655
Yes, they're extremely hard, they're designed for drifting. If you're looking for traction you'll need to get some different tires, I recommend visiting some rc forums and asking the people there what they use
1901519
They would work excellent. They come with a sticky set of feet that screw on and are very durable. My wife specifically used these for snowy, icy days this last winterand they provided excellent stability. They are very durable.
2156335
they worked for a prior snowboarding partner who is about 5.4 and 110. so it'll prob work for you too. If nothing else, you could wear them OVER your pants and they'll work for sure.
53280
I land board with my B3 using 15mph winds. I way 160lb, so 15mhp winds is perfect for me. anything more is to much since I am still a noobie
1799724
I think they would be fine.... The nylon wheels are quite "hard" and appear to be sturdy enough for that purpose.
541176
Yup. They will hold up just fine. I've drop mine a few times while out in the brush. No problems at all.
683779
Stock 10mph add ball bearings and threaded axls, 15 a lipo it's up to 23 add a brushless setup and you can do about 35 but be carefull....your going to break something if you crash at that speed. I attach a gps so I know these time are pretty spot on.
687559
Yes these will work, however depending on your riding level there may be a better brake for you. If you do higher level road or mountain biking I would suggest a different pad, but this pad is perfect for casual riding or flat ground cruising.
1355533
If you can mount them well they should hold up and they are very bright for what they are. I used them on a KLR 650 and have wrecked the bike several times. I ride the bike on the street and on mountain trails. The housings are durable and have given me no problems. The mounts are not the best and I had to buy bolts to make them fit.
1086728
MBX makes awesome mountain boards. I would recommend upgrading to a board with better trucks. I know it represents a significant price increase, but it is worth it when it comes to ease of ride and performance.
2251263
Yes they will. They work great too! However, they are not soft and are not suitable for transporting surfboards (unless you wrap them with a foam). I did use them this past winter for snowboards and gear though, and they worked great. I definitely recommend these!
1338475
Probably. They work on my enduro, and I have pretty long suspension travel.
506487
Im 16 years old and they fit perfectly. I'm sure they will. I use them for longboarding and they saved me from a 20-25mph fall they're awesome.
579864
If used regularly it probably wont last that long. Better quality boards will support more weight. I'd go to a local skate shop and ask somebody.
1151697
I use them for Mountain Bike and they do slip off after a while, specially if used directly over the skin. On Snowboarding they may stay in place for each downhill but you may need to reposition each time you take the lift.