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haha thanks but that's only the smallest line in the dirt park. The big line is brutal! I've done the first big jump a few times, but that's way too scary with the board.

@@AmonadaLP Yes you should! I made a longer break, too and totally forgot how satisfying it is.

@@rich-ks2gp Are by any chanc e in the es8 news forum? Your Username sounds oddly familiar haha :D nontheless, have fun riding!

yes i'm rich in the esk8 news forum, and you?

@@rich-ks2gp I think my name was Amonada on there too, but i dont really remember. It has been four years i think! Just reactivated my account tho

Yeah man! It feels so good to jump again!

Thanks bro! I'm still not up to the level of 2021, but I hope that it will happen at some point

Yes sir! What about you?

Ich bin in Groß Enzersdorf und würde mir gerne ein mountain board bauen aber weiß nicht ganz welche Teile ich benutzen sollte

Und ich bin mir nicht ganz sicher ob ich ein trampa Deck für mehr flex oder ein mbs pro 97 komplettboard kaufen soll

@@dingdong8276 es ist etwas schwierig und zu umfangreich das ganze hier zu besprechen. Gerne kannst du mir auf WhatsApp schreiben oder wir telefonieren mal. Ich werde meine Nummer gleich posten und dann wieder löschen nachdem du geschrieben hast.

sounds very interesting, definitely have to try it, thanks bro! I wonder if it helps for heelside turns as well... maybe at least for tighter 45° turns as you can't fully rotate the body to the rear.

it's the MBS DWII deck which is the stiffest deck I've ever had. Normally I use this board with 9inch tires for trail and off-road shredding only. For jumping I prefer the lighter board (haero bro deck, 8inch tires, small 12s5Ah lipos) but it was out of order that time.

Thanks man! the weight is no problem as long as you don't crash because you can't bail! The real problem are the small tires in comparison to jump bikes which are more stable and can roll much faster...

Bahaha! Stimmt eigentlich, oder noch einfacher wäre es ganz ohne Board. Aber warum einfach wenn es auch umständlich geht!

Just watched some of your videos, crazy shit man love it! I would definitely kill myself on a skateboard even without doing any tricks haha...

@@rich-ks2gp haha thanks man! I appreciate it 🙏

Haha thanks bro! It was not easy and then also with the heavy board (19kg/42lbs).

Thanks mate! I recommend full brake instead of full throttle because it's much more predictable. It needs a bit more body work and speed but is safer. With full throttle the chances are high that you land on your ass. Put your weight on the front foot, fully brake and turn your body while shifting the rear leg to the side. It works best on short grass. I mean it works best on gravel but falling on grass is softer. You can do it!

Thanks bro! Yes E-Toxx trucks, well spotted. They are prototypes for testing and not available yet so I can't tell you about costs but they are great.

​@@rich-ks2gp Thanks, I will shoot etoxx a message then :)

I have 2 mountainboards, one for riding and one lightweight for jumping. The haero deck was supposed to replace the Trampa deck for riding but it was too wide for my taste and I switched back to HolyPro deck.. My board for jumping had a MBS DWII deck (started with Trampa carver deck) but it was too stiff. I tried the haero bro deck on my jump board and instantly liked it so it's still my favourite deck for jumping. I use the MBS DWII deck now for my normal board for riding instead of Trampa. It's very stiff which I don't like but you have very good and direct control compared to Trampa. I miss the pop of Trampa decks which was very funny, maybe I'll built a lightweight Trampa skate park / flat land board one day.

@@rich-ks2gp yeah i remember your comparison vid on the turning circle between the haero and trampa. Was surprised how big the difference was. i have got comfortable with my trampa wing deck now for riding and trying to learn jumps etc. I also have a haero deck sitting there waiting. But i am waiting for my mate to build his haero deck so i can test it to see if i like it before i build mine. if i want to learn jumps etc i will prob have to build a lightweight board as i feel my trampa is heavy with the current setup.

Thanks a lot bro, really appreciate it!

Thanks man! Unfortunately squeaky Matrix II front and rear. I wish I had cnc hangers because especially one motor mount keeps shifting.

The second and third double at about 35km/h (22mph). I took a look at my logs from jumping the middle line with tables where I usually hit 30-34km/h (19-21mph) before take-off. This is the needed speed to clear the jump. Of course I started with lower speed in the beginning like 20km/h (13mph) to get a feeling. It is important to increase speed and height in small steps otherwise you get hurt and lose confidence. Jump tables only or everywhere where you don't need to clear a gap or the jump. And also only jump on days when you have a good feeling about it, if not just enjoy riding. One month after shooting this video I crashed quite hard on the last double and haven't ridden or jumped since then. My shoulder still hurts but hopefully I can jump again within the next weeks. Stay safe!

yooo sorry for the late reply! I don't know if you saw the other videos on my channel but 180's and 360's are possible and fun as long as you don't crash.

yeah I made some progress since that video where I cleared some jumps for the very first time. As you mentioned I still tend to put the weight a bit to the back, no idea why . 2 months ago I had a hard impact on the biggest double jump where I lost balance in the air and fell backward landing on my back and shoulder. That was my biggest crash so far, my back and ribs are good now but my shoulder is not healed yet. I'm waiting for 2021 to continue the madness hopefully more balanced in the air, cheers!

@@rich-ks2gp damn man! I hope u’re better now I know that sometimes crashing with an Eskate could be mentally destructive

It's dirtpark wienerberg in vienna (austria)

@@rich-ks2gp Amazing place bro

Haha, danke flow

Haven't tried it but good hint. Actually I use the Bro deck with Matrix II trucks for jumping only and like it. After some practice I learnt to steer different (more with knees and body) to get better results with the Bro. But in general it seems I need the overhang of toes and heels to make tight turns. For jumping it is an advantage and makes it more stable.

@@rich-ks2gp nice, it was just a thought, I am building a bro deck ride at the moment, with trampas and barrels more for trail riding but intend to leave the ground a little here and there where possible.