Cyclone Wheels Vs MAD Wheels on the Meepo Voyager
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Two days ago I had a dog chase me for an entire block. I slowed down to make him keep running. We were both having fun.
Haha dam dogs 🐕
@GeeKIller I agree 100%.
Haha maybe , however some are just arseholes haha 😂
That looks nice!!!! I like the wheel change!!! Even though you don’t know who sent the wheels lol
As someone who has the MAD wheels(verreal), I can say that the vibration Scott mentions is pretty severe when you ride slower than 10mph. I'm on the heavier side at a little over 200 lbs and when you first take off with these wheels the vibration is bad. Enough that it makes a crude noise loud enough for you and others around you to hear for the first little bit. But after 10mph the wheels are great. They take the sharp bite out of every sidewalk crack or bump, but be aware that vibration, in my case, isn't fun. But I personally would still recommend them especially if you ride fast as the grip is very good.
have to admit I love the look of the mad wheels
Yea they look great, simple and fun, and they perform fantastic
You live in electric skateboard paradise Scott. Tons of paths all around and gorgeous weather. Oh, great review as always.
Have 105D clouds, mad 105s and the 110 cyclones and agree with Scott. I'd put the mad 105 first then, the 110s and then the cloudwheels. One thing i did notice on the cyclones is that they wear really quickly. After about 50miles I've worn out most of the camber, but I ride/carve pretty aggressively. Would be cool to see a range test between the mad 105s and cyclones.
Significant wear after only 50 miles is pretty surprising. The test set I have on my board have hundreds of miles with very little wear. After they break in the contact patch gets a bit bigger and the grip increases.
@@fujio001 the Cyclones?
@185lb rider mode 3&4 very aggressive
Cyclone 110 16mi
Boosted 105s 20mi
Tb110 24mi
Waiting on hollow wheel 😅
You got more Millage with the TB110. Wow that’s shocking. They are huge and heavy
@@scotterwin9521 make sure you change the “torque or wheel speed” in the remote to 75
I love my mad 105 wheels, I just got the voyager shipped in with the 110 cyclone wheels as well. want to throw the mad wheels on first so bad but I'll wait and give the cyclones a try. great review my dude as always!!
Does the cyclone wheels come with the voyager free of charge?
The first 900 units yes !!
@@scottdaviesyoutube how do I know if it's the first 900 or not?
Pm me on Instagram we can chat and I’ll ask Meepo how many are left
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Dude loving your choice of music in the videos!
⚡ *The video everyone needs!* ⚡
love the thumbnail 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Really like my Mad 105s, and I usually don't like wheels bigger than 85-90mm. They have a nice ride feel even though they are much lighter than other big wheels = better range.
They look and feel better than the Cyclones.
I've heard some comment on that vibration feelin but I think it's at lower speeds? I think it's the holes compressin, which you feel more when not goin too fast.
I expected to feel that but didn't so some people notice it more than others.
Haha, it's hilarious they sent you the wheels without tellin you who "they" are lol.
Bingo! Some people do feel the holes compressing at lower speeds. Also, the wheels do make a distinct humming noise that you notice at first. MAD Wheelz are way lighter than other big urethane a rubber wheels at 400g. Torqueboard 110s are about 550g and rubber wheels are usually over 600g. The weight decreases acceleration and braking performance. Multiply the difference by 4 and you have a lot of additional rotating weight!
@@fujio001 personally I didn't notice the hummin, maybe cos loud music has ruined my ears 😂🤣 I hate annoyin sounds and I was concerned from reviews that I would find it annoyin.. but nope, love the wheels!
glad you like your new wheels! I like the CaliRide 105mm a lot, makes my boosted Mini ride like a dream!
Motors soo loud i don't hear shit 😂
@@Esk8Ninja 😂👏🏼👏🏼
I own the mad wheels and as a heavy rider I cannot recommend them. There is a weird vibration on them which I’ve heard from other esk8’ers. It’s not only you dude. These wheels have good grip but the vibration loosens screws even when Loctite and just feels terrible unless you’re flying by. Maybe for a lighter rider it’s different but not sure.
Thank you
That dog wanted a bite. Dogs. They love to chase electric skateboards.
Ha yep, the most gentle dog can go nuts at a skateboard
@@scottdaviesyoutube Scott, do you know of anyone that has filled their pneumatic tires with Slime Tire Sealant? I wonder if it would help or hurt the ride. Just wondering.
@@thisoldesk8er955 I have, also tried the more costly Flat-out, in my experience in testing the slime works best cause the fibers are thicker but have to watch out that you don't use much. I got a Flat from a big staple making 2 holes in the tire and tube, after removing the staple I just added about 2 Oz. Of slime and it fixed the flat and 2 weeks later it still working, if you baddest too much youbwill experience a bit of bibration at first then after riding it will go away. I think it's a good thing. Hope this helps a bit
@@MadDonJuan Thanks for the info Don Juan. I ride Cloud Wheels now, but want to try pneumatic tires on my next board, but I’m a little concerned about flats. The pneumatic tires might have a nice ride.
@@thisoldesk8er955 yeah its an entire different experience, they take away some range but you feel invincible lol. The grip its also something that's on its unique level, best think is to have an extra wheel in your back pack or a kit of bike patches and a small pump. Im in Brooklyn NYC and have catches more than a few flats, that didn't stop me from riding all the way home just got to ride slow. Best tire to catch a flat on its the new bkb 6" flat profile tire, you can't tell its there least you pass 25mph or start carving aggressive, I rode 5 miles on one so I know lol. Ride safe Brotha!
Wooohoooooo🎉🎉🎉 gonna grab a hot chocolate, the iPad and sit outside watching it in a couple min. What a nice weather today in brissy wasnt jt?
Amazing weather !! Really felt like a NZ summer
@@scottdaviesyoutube nice review mate thanks for that 👍
i wish all wheels have kegal cores
Amazon sell they voyager with those wheels as a backup
great video man
i cant wait for my voyager to come in the mail!
I got my kiddo some of these for his flex er! He loves them.
Good vid as always thanks for the upload! What distance did you travel and how many bars did you have left? Thanks 🙏
Nice Riding Bro. Very accurate review also. Sheers
I have the cloud wheels now . Was thinking about trying them on my viper . I do like the look of the mad wheels though. Thanks Scott
The MAD Wheelz will have way more grip in the turns while maintaining the same level of efficiency and comfort as Cloudwheels.
I couldn't get the cloud wheels to fit on the Viper. You may have to cut some material off the pulleys.
@@slargo83 no I'm going to use different pulley's
@@davidheath2427 oh, nice. Which ones will you use? I wasn't able to find out which ones would work. Thanks in advance.
The vibration is from the lack of amount from the holes that are in the mad wheels
I was gonna ask the difference between the two with their relative "chatter" over joints and pebbles and what-not, but you answered it right at the end. I figured the mads would be a touch harsher due to their flatter profile and urethane, and that seems to be the case. What would you consider the ideal height/material compromise for the voyager with a heavier rider?
I wish you could make a review on the 120mm cloudwheels for the voyager !
The meepo 110 wheel should be 68A, I think they upgrade it not so long ago.
Good Review！
I just wonder if the cyclone 110s actually eat uneven cracks well..the nyc street roads are horrendous up 1ave
@@kevinchan4951 they are surprisingly good even on bad roads but they do hurt your range a little bit.
Maybe check the Madewheeels V2
For the record the 110mm Cyclones are really only 106.5mm brand new. And they are 68A.
And the 105mm Madwheelz are only 102mm brand new.
lol. “For the record” they were 73a when they first launched.
@@boneheadnumber1409
They read on the sides 68a when I got them three months ago. Can't double check because the decals are gone. Anyway, with a durometer I own, after about three months of wear, they are 55a to 60a now and I have worn down the rear pair to just 102 mm (104mm for the front ones)!
They are great wheels, I love them! Silent on even moderately rough streets and even the rougher ones; comfortable as hell and safe since they flick away good sized peebles and other debris with fantastic grip; but their softness shortens the range on my Meepo Voyager by several miles and perhaps slow me down two, three mph despite their size since I weigh around 186 pounds. They are perhaps running a little equivalent to "under inflated" due to my weight and extreme softness.
I intend to get the 72a rated urathene Meepo Cyclones 105s as a compromise to get higher top speed and further range and less wear. I will go back to the larger Cyclones if I am too spoiled to like the 105s.😊
I got a new set of Boosted 105mm wheels today, and they have a really strange vibration. I tired on 2 different decks, with 2 different sets of bearings, and it doesn't seem to change at all. Anyone run into something like this, or have any ideas?
camber, that's when the wheel tilts in like race cars do, but we get ya. just wheel surface contact. it comes down to how hard the rubber is.
Should have said concave 😂
@@scottdaviesyoutube convex, hehe. but no one is reading this :P
Except me 😂 🤔
Great vid as usual Scott! Do you know if both these wheels will fit on the Tynee Mini2? Thanks
Great comparison. Thanks Scott. One question, for the Voyager it comes with 32T and 36T pulley. You used a 40T for this video. Maybe a dumb question but how do you figure out what belt size to use? I always wanted to start trying different pulley sizes but never knew how to size the belts.
For the 32t it's 245mm belts 36t is 255 mm belts so u keep adding 10 to them 40t would be 265-5M-05 belts
Would love to try the Mad wheels but they don't ship to Aus :(
Would using Mad Wheels decrease the range compared to something like dad bod 105mm wheels from orangutan?
Will you test Mad wheels V2?
If they ask me to
You should wear a racing coverall and a full face helmet when doing the wheel change. Get some pneumatic tools and look like a NASCAR pit crew operator😎
Haha I did originally add some Nas car pitstop sound effects !! 😂 😂
@@scottdaviesyoutube I just got the new Insta360 x3 camera and and trying to learn how to do some editing effects. I want to try a Esk8 vid in VR.
I tried the Meepo cyclone wheels on my Beastboard viper but it didn’t fit😭 Just a heads up for anyone with a Beastboard viper.
How much does the cyclonesowdfe the range?
About 20% reduction
Would those Mad wheels fit the Maxfind FF Belt?
I’ll check