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Teemo M4 Electric Longboard: US $361 (~AU $499) Shipped (China) @ Teemoboard

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Teemo M4 Electric Longboard: US $361 (~AU $499) Shipped (China) @ Teemoboard
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Associatedteemoboard on 16/11/2018 - 21:03 teemoboard.com (269 clicks)
Last edited 16/11/2018 - 22:06 by 1 other user
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Cruising Range:

Powerful Samsung:

4.0Ah Bateery:9.3 to 11.2 miles (15-18km)

Panasonic 6.4 Ah
6.4 Ah Battery:12.5-14 miles(20.5-22.5 km)

Speed Mode

1.Slow mode/ Beginners : 11 MPH (18 km/h) max
2.Medium mode / Intermediate : 18 MPH (30 km/h) max
3.Quick mode / Pro : 23.8 MPH (38 km/h) max
The maximum Climb Angle is 30 °

Skateboard Deck

Material: 7-Layers Maple+1-Layers bamboo

Maximum load: 330 pounds (150 kg)

The recommended Rider weight should be under 264 pounds (120 kg)

Front wheel

Bearing: German FAG bearing, the best bearing in the world.

Material: PU solid tire

Size:36x9.4inches (92x24cm)

Avoid skateboarding on bumpy roads and sharp rocks

Motor

Type: 90mm (3.54inch) diameter hub motor x 2
Rated motor power: Dual motor each 250W

PU type: PU on the motor is non-replacement

ESC

Fast mode: 38 km/h

Middle mode: 30 km/h

Slow mode: 18 km/h

Stronger signal

Powerful and smooth when it accelerates and brakes

Charging time

2.5 to 6 hours our

Battery cover and ESC cover
Material: aluminum alloy

Adapters and chargers

Input: 100-240v 2.5a

Wireless remote control

Capacity: 200 mah

Battery type: lithium battery

Charging time: 0.5 hours

Type: 2.4G rf technology

The board moves with the remote, whether or not there is anything. So when you come down the board, you should turn off the remote to avoid injuries and accidents

Entire skateboard

Net weight: 16.09lb (7.3kg)

Size: 38x9.44x4.92 inches (970x 240x 125mm)

Waterproof grade

Teemo boards have been strictly waterproofed before they leave the factory, but once they start to be used, maintained or swapping batteries, the water resistance of the circuit boards will be reduced.

Do not ride on wet or icy roads. Riding on wet or icy roads is dangerous potentially causing a loss of traction or control.

Package

Size: 39.37x12.59x7.48 inches (1000x320 x190 mm)

Gross weight: 22.04 pounds (10kg)

Package contents:

1 x electric skateboard

1 x adapter and charger

1 x remote wireless control

1 x T wrench tools for routine maintenance

1x rear light after

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  • pegaxs on 16/11/2018 - 21:36
    +2

    InB4: Something something illegal use in public areas. Rah rah private property. Blah blah my state says it’s ok…

    Think I’d sooner get an electric scooter than one of these. Only takes one tiny rock on your path and A over T you go…

    • PainToad on 16/11/2018 - 21:40

      I’d rather not be lazy and push/peddle/walk.

      • pegaxs on 16/11/2018 - 21:46
        +1

        Well, a valid point. Never looked at it this way. I do love a good walk or ride. Pair of shoes and a cheap bike would be cheaper…

    • tdw on 17/11/2018 - 19:07
      -1

      Only takes one tiny rock on your path and A over T you go…

      not necessarily true.
      depends on your terrain, the softness of your wheels, your weight distribution on the board, your balance and reflexes.

      i find my wheels tend to flick most pebbles away; it's the softer tree nuts that give me issues

      • pegaxs on 17/11/2018 - 20:00

        I’ll let the guy know that was spread out in the middle of Ultimo TAFE that he just needed to “distribute” his weight a bit better…

        • tdw on 17/11/2018 - 20:03
          -1

          complete with air quotes, too?

          i'm sure he'd appreciate tips from a non-skater..

          • pegaxs on 17/11/2018 - 20:49
            -1

            @tdw: Been skating since I was a kid and I’m well into my 40’s now (longer than this bloke who was sprawled out on the asphalt in front of 60 or so cheering people). So, had I have used your great piece of wisdom, my air quoted tip would certainly have come from someone well qualified to dispense advice on skateboarding…

            Bad news is, today’s teenagers didn’t invent skateboarding, much to their denial.

            • tdw on 17/11/2018 - 21:15
              -1

              @pegaxs: Then you'd know better than to mock useful advice when you see it.
              The weight distribution tip of moving your weight towards and over the rear axle has been around longer than you've been alive.

              But I feel ya, you've got to assert your superiority on younger generations every chance you get.

              • pegaxs on 17/11/2018 - 22:08
                -5

                @tdw: Eeeeer herp derp. Just what I needed, an internet argument. (Over skateboarding, none the less.)

                Yeah yeah, you win, you're the most awesome skater bro on the planet.

                We just need a government backed safety ad campaign for the idiots of the world. I already have a slogan for your bleeding heart cause…

                "Remember kids, weight to the back and you won't stack."

                Errrr, you baby boomers, stealing all the good houses… *whinge whine*

                • tdw on 17/11/2018 - 22:31
                  -1

                  @pegaxs: It's not an internet argument unless you're desperate enough to make it into one. Strange that I don't see any informed counterpoints if you think I'm talking bullshit (the weight distribution thing is simple physics, and physics has a significant role in skateboarding), despite all your vast years of so-called experience. You even assume my age and gender.

                  I'm trying to dispel myths being perpetuated by the ignorant about skateboarding here, while you're making a fool of yourself. Might want to get on your board and carve a hill to lose some of the stress that's causing you to be so cantankerous.

                  For others who genuinely want to talk skating, setups and whatever, I'm open for a yarn :)

                  • pegaxs on 17/11/2018 - 22:43
                    -4

                    @tdw:

                    You even assume my age and gender.

                    Triggered much?

                    Hahahaha… Ok. No prob, Bob.

                    Talk about blowing something way out of proportion. The only one looking for an internet argument is the guy making half page diatribes on skateboarding physics.

                    Whatever helps you sleep tonight, "dude" (did I do that right? Ya'll still call each other "dude" yah??)

                    Anyway, I'm out. Gonna bookmark this as the most useless discussion I have ever been in on this site. I'm sure there is a storm in a teacup I need to attend elsewhere.

                    • tdw on 17/11/2018 - 23:16
                      -2

                      @pegaxs: And still no reasons why I'm wrong, just more demonstration of juvenile petulance. If I didn't know better, you sound exactly like those stereotypically arrogant teenagers you're so disdainful of.

                      • pegaxs on 17/11/2018 - 23:20
                        -2

                        @tdw: You keep saying "well prove me wrong." And I've not once said you are wrong.

                        the most useless discussion I have ever been in on this site

                        And I rest my case. (And this is a deal post, not even a forum post…)

                        • tdw on 17/11/2018 - 23:49
                          +1

                          @pegaxs: So putting quotation marks around what I've said is just a sign of affection that you agree with me?

                          he just needed to “distribute” his weight a bit better…

                          Lol that's new.

                          The thinly-veiled snarky comments about teenagers, like that had anything to do with the reasons that skater fell, the condescending sarcastic tone in all of your replies….mate, you'd do your inner curmudgeon a whole world of good by getting back on "your skateboard" and "skating" that stress off. (Am I doing the quote thing right?)

  • Stingey on 16/11/2018 - 23:13
    +1

    But this way you do it in style man

    • BadGiraffe on 17/11/2018 - 10:12

      "That's not skateboarding. That's sliding with style."

  • mr_asstight on 16/11/2018 - 23:22
    -1

    Casey Neistat

  • juki on 16/11/2018 - 23:23

    I wonder if the motors actually slow you down going down hill (if you use it like a regular longboard)

    • pizzaguy on 17/11/2018 - 16:01

      Yes, they do.

      • 0jay on 17/11/2018 - 23:03

        Can these things coast or is the motor always engaged?

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    +1

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  • calcium on 17/11/2018 - 09:24
    +1

    I was commuting to work riding my bike up William Barak bridge in Melbourne, near the tennis centre. Looked at my speedo, was about 26km/h. Was working pretty hard.

    This guy on his electric skateboard skated right past me. This is on the way up the bridge.

    Looked pretty cool. Reminded me of the silver surfer. Or Mr Frozone from the Incredibles.

    • hnl on 17/11/2018 - 12:57

      Yes but the battery is bad for the environment and dont forget that cycling is good for your health too..

      • 0jay on 17/11/2018 - 12:59
        +1

        True but arriving wherever in sore need of a shower and recoup somewhat offsets the health benefit for transport.

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