jordanr here the 28th of Juli, it still haven’t arrived yet. I gave the order at the 4th of Juli,and the board where shipped from Shenzhen China at the 17th of Juli.
jordanr yea but after all it’s a 10 kg package there have to be transported from the other side of the world. I comfort myself with the thought, that my mate bought a WowGo S3 at the same time I bought the V3 and he haven’t received his board either yet.
Your vids singlehandedly convinced me to get the V3. Just arrived this week and looking forward to getting some time on it. Thanks for all the tips about this board. Peace.
@@EquinoXReZ Yep. Luckily mine took exactly two weeks to arrive. I ordered it on a Friday and I got it exactly two Fridays later. Not too bad, considering I grew up in an era when "4-6 weeks delivery" was common for any "catalogue" order (no internet back then). Safe and happy riding! Peace!
Yes! Just made this exact adjustment to my NLS pro. Tested up to 29mph no wobbles. Thanks! This is how it should have come from the factory! Now, if I could just get my rear truck to stop rattling....
Ik its a year old but for anyone check the heatsinks onthe esc mine was loose had to loctite all 8 screws. No more rattle. I thought it was motor for a while
Thx for these tips, just got my V3 last week and was going back and forth with tightening the bushings. Tried yours and hell yeah, perfect now goes around corners and stable too. Saved me a lot of time and frustration.
@@thebbqbodybuilder2114 Really?Congratulation bro!!!Im happy to you =))) 24 days?And where are you come from?Im from Europe.What are your first impressions about V3 ? =)
@@thebbqbodybuilder2114 you thought the Tracking number,not Order number.I still not have a tracking number,only order number.They give me tracking number after shipping my V3 =)
Hi Sage now I done some more experimenting with different bushings. First I tried out the yellow ones at the front and blue at the rear truck like you suggested. Later after I changed the deck out with a NLS Pro deck, I tried out blue ones at the front and red ones at the rear. That was shit, so I tried out yellow ones again at the front, but kept the red ones at the rear truck. Yellow at the front and red at the rear worked pretty good, but now I’m back to a yellow at the front truck and blue ones at the rear one that’s what work the best in my opinion and my 75 kg weight.
I would do blue rear and yellow front, but tighten the rear like 6-7 threads and tighten the front 3-4 threads. See how that feels, and if it's stable, loosen them a little. You pretty much want them as loose as possible with it still being stable, but start tighter untill you're comfortable
Mix up the boardside/roadside combo to fine tune it even more! Generally, put the harder bushing boardside. I also did a barrel/cone setup on the front truck and it's a carving dream. Also it seems the Meepo trucks don't have a board side washer so I threw my otang nipples washer on it to prevent excessive deformation 🤙🏻
There are two bushings per truck, one closer to the road and one closer to the board. Roadside and boardside respectively. Barreled bushings are the ones that come on the board, they are the tube shape. Cone bushing are a cone shape, and have a different, more progressive resistance.
thanks for the breakdown, mate-appreciate it! I guess I’ll start with default setup and move from there, well I think I’ll do your mode to start with, actually 👍
Hey sage first off if you are doing something do it and then read this . I love your content. I ordered a meepo v3 and I know I’ll be carving all day I don’t know how long it takes meepo to send out bushings so I decided to order bushings off Amazon since my mother trusts it. I was deciding to get orangatang kuncles but the highiest duro was 90a so I was searching and found independent bushings I was looking at them and I saw that I can get 90 a and 96a but the shape of the bushings is like barrel/cone will that effect better than barrel/barrel thanks for you time.
Hey bro, ty for the video can't wait to try it ! I'm a pretty heavy rider though, around 220 pounds, would you still recommend yellow in the front ? (I have reds on both rn)
yeah, just tighten them up. I'm 160 and have them as loose as possible,so if you tighten them 6-7 threads you should be good. I would leave red in the back though
@@sagesends Oh man. I just did this and it feels even more amazing. Carving with the flexy deck combined with the stable & loose bushings is an experience beyond this world. Thanks for making this video!
Brilliant! Thanks! I am hoping yo buy my first electric skateboard, sooooon! I like the look and sound fo the Meepo V3 , as it seems so well balanced, and rounded with all it's great elements, and a good value price. I like the carving surfing vibe, and so was looking for a e~longboard, this feels like a great starting point, and to help get my skate balnce in the groove : ) Would you recommned it for my purposes!? Also wondering if they are working on a Meepo V4, if you know..!? Big Thanks!! Happy Skating : )
no idea about a v4. I think a wowgo 3 would be a better choice for someone just starting out. More comfortable and mellow. The meepo v3 is a speed machine but is stiff for stability, meaning lack of comfort
@@sagesends Thanks! sounds like it could b ideal! The only thing I am not sure on is the width of the baord, seems almost half the width of the meepo, which would give me a little more stablilty. Going to see if there are any local for me to try. Big Thanks!!
I have a second hand Meepo V3 since two days, but it came with very soft bushings (90a). I live in Holland, so shipping from Meepo will take some time, when they arrive the summer will be gone. Are there alternatives? Will the Orangatang Nipples fit?
I have a combo of orangatang nipples and bones 81a soft bushings on my v2 dual plus boosted. That setup is a dream!!! My board carves insanely well now and I can make sharp turns comparable to my carver and it'd probably work the same wonders on your meepo.
Sage Moore what would be cool is you’d keep the meepo bushings on the bottom, and put the bones bushings on top. I feel like that would also do you amazing. The bones only run 10 bucks on amazon.
Nice alternative setup and good info. I will try this setup. Thank you for the good work. My wife and I will be starting out with meepo mini 2 (standard) and backfire G2 black (for her...-and because I wanted a longboard too 🤙🏻)
My board came with yellow bushings installed and red bushings in the box. What do you recommend for someone who weighs 110 lbs? I was thinking of putting the yellow/red on the back and some softer ones on the front.
standard is about 8-10 miles. If you get ER I would just get NLS pro cause it's only $70 more and you get flexy deck, bigger wheels, and stand and accessories
I’m thinking about purchasing the v3, and when I look at what’s in the box, one of the things out side of the board itself is “tall barrel bushing”, does this mean it’s now only being shipped with the extra firm bushing and no white softer bushing? Thanks.
it's a common problem with hub motors as the polyurethane is quite thin, before you run into magnets and copper windings of the motor. It looks bad at first, but will stabilize, and chunks won't every really fall off. My polyurethane is cracked to shit but hasn't gotten much worse since ~200 miles (at 600 miles now)
I have no idea, I have a V3. The v3 will do 28 with the 90mm wheels and about 30 with the 100mm wheels. Both of these speeds require smooth roads and no headwind to work. The board cruises at about 24-26 normally
shit gave em to a friend a while ago sorry man. apparently the orangutang bushings are a good replacement and are available on Amazon. any skate bushing should work
Should I be worried about my truck bolt falling off? I did this with my regular skateboard and the bolt fell off while riding 🔩, so my 2 wheels fell off..
you should be ok, these are good quality nuts with locking nylon, so they don't back off, even with vibration. Almost any truck worth it's stuff has locking nylon unless you don't tighten the nut far enough to engage it. Make sure at least one thread is sticking out the top.
Hey I’m really light weighing at 85 lbs and my concern is that the v3 er that I ordered won’t come with the white bushings. Do you know if it still comes with all 3? I saw reviews and they just had the dark blue ones come with the board
I'd do the same as the video honestly. Yellow front is plenty loose if you leave it all the way unscrewed. Start with yellow front and blue back with both screwed down about 5 threads. bring a skate tool on your ride and slowly loosen each, starting with the front, untill it feels comfortably loose, but not wobbly. It should feel stable at the rear but nimble at the front.
my friend just got the v3 few days ago and it didn't come with any kind of bushings at all.. I had to tighten up the rear kinda A lot and still gets some wobble.. he's 160LB
yeah that would work, use the red bushing in the back and the yellow up front, but tighten the yellow down maybe 4 threads. Loosen slowly as you get comfortable on it
Alright cool thanks for the tips , I will try it , just too confirm red(hard) bushing how many threads? The yellow(medium) bushing I did 4 threads already
Put the blue on the back and leave the yellow on the front, tighten the blue 2-3 threads, leave yellow all the way loose. You weigh about the same as me so that should work perfectly
Red on the rear and yellow on front would work for you. I would tighten them both down about 5 threads and slowly loosen (front first) untill the board feels nimble but not wobbly.
I've been longboarding for years so its a skill I already had. Just trust the board and feel the flow. It's not a hard skill to learn. It's about trusting the board to hold it's grip and feeling how it wants to move and transfer under your weight
yeah but it's not pretty. I reccomend grabbing a regular longboard and trying to skate on things that way. If the longboard can do it/it's comfortable to your standards, then the meepo can do it
Nice!But is not this thing the reason of destroyed rear wheels?Sorry for my bad language :/ do you know what I mean? Btw Im 65kg so blue to rear and yellow on front?Right? =) And thx for your videos!You are amazing bro! ♥
This is not the reason. Destroyed wheels are because I have over 600 miles on the board and I was a longboarder already so i have been drifting/sliding the board. Blue rear and yellow front yeah! Just bring the orange tool with you and tighten/loosen the front and rear trucks untill you feel comfortable. Start tighter, then loosen them as you become comfortable
Ahh Im jealous. I think the NLS pro comes with the red bushings. Ideally I'd put those in the back. Try out both the red and blue in the back, see what works best for you.
Definitely go for NLS pro, without a doubt. Faster top speed (32mph vs 24mph), more power (540W motors vs 350W motors on backfire), and longer range (NLS goes 20 miles, backfire goes 15). NLS is $100 more but its all worth it for the performance.
okay so i got the meepo v3 im 250 pounds everything is standard on it havent adjusted anything and i cant turn for my life on this thing its scary because i need too at time
what if you're commuting in a straight line? Stability is always useful. imagine your car gets death wobble at 65 and the mechanic tells you "yeah just turn left and right and it's chill" like yeah technically that is a solution but in this case you can have your cake and eat it too
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I’ll try that out a blue and a yellow bushing, when my V3 arrive.
Cheers mate 👍🏼
Same here. Death wobble would make me not want to ride it XD
can you tell me how long it took to arrive?
jordanr here the 28th of Juli, it still haven’t arrived yet.
I gave the order at the 4th of Juli,and the board where shipped from Shenzhen China at the 17th of Juli.
Jasip damn, that’s a long time
jordanr yea but after all it’s a 10 kg package there have to be transported from the other side of the world.
I comfort myself with the thought, that my mate bought a WowGo S3 at the same time I bought the V3 and he haven’t received his board either yet.
Your vids singlehandedly convinced me to get the V3. Just arrived this week and looking forward to getting some time on it. Thanks for all the tips about this board. Peace.
Im in the same boat! Excited to get mine. Great videos
HNX Media same lmao. The wait is real tho.
@@EquinoXReZ the wait is toooooo long
@@EquinoXReZ Yep. Luckily mine took exactly two weeks to arrive. I ordered it on a Friday and I got it exactly two Fridays later. Not too bad, considering I grew up in an era when "4-6 weeks delivery" was common for any "catalogue" order (no internet back then). Safe and happy riding! Peace!
hell yeah! enjoy the thing
Yes! Just made this exact adjustment to my NLS pro. Tested up to 29mph no wobbles. Thanks! This is how it should have come from the factory! Now, if I could just get my rear truck to stop rattling....
ahh yes, I have the same problem. The dreaded rattle. Not sure what it is, but doesn't seem to affect performance. Just annoying.
Ik its a year old but for anyone check the heatsinks onthe esc mine was loose had to loctite all 8 screws. No more rattle. I thought it was motor for a while
Either bearings, truck screws not tight or kingpin not tight.
you convinced me to buy one. u should ask them for sponsorship do MOAR VIDS i'll help!
Thx for these tips, just got my V3 last week and was going back and forth with tightening the bushings.
Tried yours and hell yeah, perfect now goes around corners and stable too. Saved me a lot of time and frustration.
Cheers for that tip man. Can't wait to get mine!!! Keep up the good work
@@thebbqbodybuilder2114 Yeah, They're not big on the tracking numbers for some reason. Even with mine its not updated.
@@thebbqbodybuilder2114 I´m ordered my V3 last saturday,and I received my order number in monday!After 2 days...
@@thebbqbodybuilder2114 Really?Congratulation bro!!!Im happy to you =))) 24 days?And where are you come from?Im from Europe.What are your first impressions about V3 ? =)
@@thebbqbodybuilder2114 I will be waiting for your video =))
@@thebbqbodybuilder2114 you thought the Tracking number,not Order number.I still not have a tracking number,only order number.They give me tracking number after shipping my V3 =)
Perfect tips, I did exactly what you suggest and makes the board so much better! Thank you!
Hi Sage now I done some more experimenting with different bushings.
First I tried out the yellow ones at the front and blue at the rear truck like you suggested.
Later after I changed the deck out with a NLS Pro deck, I tried out blue ones at the front and red ones at the rear.
That was shit, so I tried out yellow ones again at the front, but kept the red ones at the rear truck.
Yellow at the front and red at the rear worked pretty good, but now I’m back to a yellow at the front truck and blue ones at the rear one that’s what work the best in my opinion and my 75 kg weight.
nice, experimenting with the setup is key. This setup I think is most applicable hence why I played it as gospel
I just switched my bushings for a barrel board side and cone roadside and that seemed to work well
Great vids so far, Sage. In your humble opinion, what is the best bushings for a person 200lbs?
I would do blue rear and yellow front, but tighten the rear like 6-7 threads and tighten the front 3-4 threads. See how that feels, and if it's stable, loosen them a little. You pretty much want them as loose as possible with it still being stable, but start tighter untill you're comfortable
@@sagesends sweet man. Thanks. Keep up the good work.
Mix up the boardside/roadside combo to fine tune it even more! Generally, put the harder bushing boardside. I also did a barrel/cone setup on the front truck and it's a carving dream.
Also it seems the Meepo trucks don't have a board side washer so I threw my otang nipples washer on it to prevent excessive deformation 🤙🏻
Nicholas, would you explain for a noob? I thought there’s only one bushing per truck? And what’s barred come setup? ☺️
There are two bushings per truck, one closer to the road and one closer to the board. Roadside and boardside respectively. Barreled bushings are the ones that come on the board, they are the tube shape. Cone bushing are a cone shape, and have a different, more progressive resistance.
thanks for the breakdown, mate-appreciate it!
I guess I’ll start with default setup and move from there, well I think I’ll do your mode to start with, actually 👍
Thank you for this great advice... Wen I got the board I had the death wobble. Tock you advise and it curvs wonderly
Frickin awesome - totally fixed my wobble. Thanks man
Hey sage first off if you are doing something do it and then read this . I love your content. I ordered a meepo v3 and I know I’ll be carving all day I don’t know how long it takes meepo to send out bushings so I decided to order bushings off Amazon since my mother trusts it. I was deciding to get orangatang kuncles but the highiest duro was 90a so I was searching and found independent bushings I was looking at them and I saw that I can get 90 a and 96a but the shape of the bushings is like barrel/cone will that effect better than barrel/barrel thanks for you time.
The barrel / cone bushing is apparently better. I don't remeber why. Should work well though
Hey bro, ty for the video can't wait to try it ! I'm a pretty heavy rider though, around 220 pounds, would you still recommend yellow in the front ? (I have reds on both rn)
yeah, just tighten them up. I'm 160 and have them as loose as possible,so if you tighten them 6-7 threads you should be good. I would leave red in the back though
Good advice! Will try it
Thanks! Waiting for my NLS Pro. Will try this if I feel like the carving is too stiff.
should work just as well with the NLS pro as they both have the same shredder trucks and motors, so same rotational weight and dynamics.
@@sagesends Oh man. I just did this and it feels even more amazing. Carving with the flexy deck combined with the stable & loose bushings is an experience beyond this world. Thanks for making this video!
Brilliant! Thanks! I am hoping yo buy my first electric skateboard, sooooon! I like the look and sound fo the Meepo V3 , as it seems so well balanced, and rounded with all it's great elements, and a good value price. I like the carving surfing vibe, and so was looking for a e~longboard, this feels like a great starting point, and to help get my skate balnce in the groove : ) Would you recommned it for my purposes!? Also wondering if they are working on a Meepo V4, if you know..!? Big Thanks!! Happy Skating : )
no idea about a v4. I think a wowgo 3 would be a better choice for someone just starting out. More comfortable and mellow. The meepo v3 is a speed machine but is stiff for stability, meaning lack of comfort
@@sagesends Thanks! sounds like it could b ideal! The only thing I am not sure on is the width of the baord, seems almost half the width of the meepo, which would give me a little more stablilty. Going to see if there are any local for me to try. Big Thanks!!
Nice info Thank you
awesome advice man, got the death wobble first time i took it out... gonna try this out now!
I have a second hand Meepo V3 since two days, but it came with very soft bushings (90a). I live in Holland, so shipping from Meepo will take some time, when they arrive the summer will be gone. Are there alternatives? Will the Orangatang Nipples fit?
truly backfire or wowgo they have comparable products
I have a combo of orangatang nipples and bones 81a soft bushings on my v2 dual plus boosted. That setup is a dream!!! My board carves insanely well now and I can make sharp turns comparable to my carver and it'd probably work the same wonders on your meepo.
the setup I have in the video works very very well, although I'm sure the orangutangs are better, its just not worth the price for me
Sage Moore what would be cool is you’d keep the meepo bushings on the bottom, and put the bones bushings on top. I feel like that would also do you amazing. The bones only run 10 bucks on amazon.
OMG thanks for this video really
It looks really easy to change bushings and I'm gonna do it when I arrive home❤️
So the board now is even more stable and I can curve more that's epic
Nice alternative setup and good info. I will try this setup. Thank you for the good work. My wife and I will be starting out with meepo mini 2 (standard) and backfire G2 black (for her...-and because I wanted a longboard too 🤙🏻)
My board came with yellow bushings installed and red bushings in the box. What do you recommend for someone who weighs 110 lbs? I was thinking of putting the yellow/red on the back and some softer ones on the front.
hmm. not sure. try yellow in back but if board feels to squirrelly then switch to red
Yo I can’t get my bushing to separate from the screw it’s locked into the wheels what should I do
pull harder
Aight so I got it off now I don’t have enough room to put the washer back on
Hey bro cool sunglasses, what kind are they?
the dollar tree éspecial
Does this apply to the mini as well
yeah any eskate can benefit from these tips
Mate cheers for the vids. Gonna get one :) Did you get the standard battery or the er? Do you know the standard's range?
standard is about 8-10 miles. If you get ER I would just get NLS pro cause it's only $70 more and you get flexy deck, bigger wheels, and stand and accessories
Sage Moore thanks man 👊Appreciate it
I’m thinking about purchasing the v3, and when I look at what’s in the box, one of the things out side of the board itself is “tall barrel bushing”, does this mean it’s now only being shipped with the extra firm bushing and no white softer bushing? Thanks.
It should have both. The white barrel bushing is fairly useless though, it's wayyy too soft unless you weight like 50kg
Interesting gonna try this after I get my board. Nice video buddy
Have you got yours yet?
Did anyone have their rear wheels crack? Do you have any tips to prevent or fix this issue?
I have one on only one side of my rear wheels and it’s kinda bad. I think I’ll contact Kieran and hope he’ll give me some new ones.
it's a common problem with hub motors as the polyurethane is quite thin, before you run into magnets and copper windings of the motor. It looks bad at first, but will stabilize, and chunks won't every really fall off. My polyurethane is cracked to shit but hasn't gotten much worse since ~200 miles (at 600 miles now)
Thx a lot for the answers!
Great vid for beginners! 👍
Hey man I was wondering they advertise the v2 for umm 28 mph or 29 mph does it go faster then that ?
I have no idea, I have a V3. The v3 will do 28 with the 90mm wheels and about 30 with the 100mm wheels. Both of these speeds require smooth roads and no headwind to work. The board cruises at about 24-26 normally
What about the red bushing in the back?
Red works too, I didn't get a red with mine but would prefer it.
Could I possibly buy the last two blues off of you? My board didn’t come with any and it says they are out right now
shit gave em to a friend a while ago sorry man. apparently the orangutang bushings are a good replacement and are available on Amazon. any skate bushing should work
Should I be worried about my truck bolt falling off? I did this with my regular skateboard and the bolt fell off while riding 🔩, so my 2 wheels fell off..
you should be ok, these are good quality nuts with locking nylon, so they don't back off, even with vibration. Almost any truck worth it's stuff has locking nylon unless you don't tighten the nut far enough to engage it. Make sure at least one thread is sticking out the top.
Hey I’m really light weighing at 85 lbs and my concern is that the v3 er that I ordered won’t come with the white bushings. Do you know if it still comes with all 3? I saw reviews and they just had the dark blue ones come with the board
idk, but the yellow all the way loose will still be ok, just not quite perfect. You can buy the whites for $12 or so
Sage Moore so u only got the yellow and blue one?
i got the white, but that was months ago, i think they only ship with yellow white and blue
Hey Sage, wich bushings setup would you recommend for someone who weighs under 50 kilo (120 lbs), thx for the great tip man!!
I'd do the same as the video honestly. Yellow front is plenty loose if you leave it all the way unscrewed. Start with yellow front and blue back with both screwed down about 5 threads. bring a skate tool on your ride and slowly loosen each, starting with the front, untill it feels comfortably loose, but not wobbly. It should feel stable at the rear but nimble at the front.
Hey! I am very light at around 80 pounds, could i put the yellow ones in the rear and the white ones in the front? Or should i stick to the blue ones
I would stick with blue rear and try white front, both tightened 3-4 threads and then slowly loosen them as you get comfy untill you like the feel
How long did it take for shipping for your board
17 days for me, US shipping seems to be fastes
I got red (100a) and blue (96a) not white ones in my box should i still use the blue ones or the red ones?
I would try both, see which one you like more. I reckon the red would do the best job, as long as yellow is up front
@@sagesends Same here, mine came in the mail today with Red and Blue ones as well. Thanks for the tip!
my friend just got the v3 few days ago and it didn't come with any kind of bushings at all.. I had to tighten up the rear kinda A lot and still gets some wobble.. he's 160LB
Do you get speed wobbles when you do this modification at 20-30 mph?
no, no wobbles with this modifications. Have actually hit 40mph (with the help of a steep hill) still no wobbles
Hi I am 85kg and above so I go with bone bushing med in front and hard at back. It is ok ? I have not try it just got the bushing today
yeah that would work, use the red bushing in the back and the yellow up front, but tighten the yellow down maybe 4 threads. Loosen slowly as you get comfortable on it
Alright cool thanks for the tips , I will try it , just too confirm red(hard) bushing how many threads? The yellow(medium) bushing I did 4 threads already
Hmm could you specify what you mean whit light or heavy. I am about 74 kg and is that more to the light side or heavy? What do you recommend
Medium...leave yellow ones
Put the blue on the back and leave the yellow on the front, tighten the blue 2-3 threads, leave yellow all the way loose. You weigh about the same as me so that should work perfectly
Sage Moore thanks man I hope it’s gonna help👍👍👍
Awesome video thanks brother
Mine only came with red and yellow bushings... should I put the reds on the rear? I weigh 180 btw.
Red on the rear and yellow on front would work for you. I would tighten them both down about 5 threads and slowly loosen (front first) untill the board feels nimble but not wobbly.
Sage Moore Did just that thanks! How long did it take you to carve so well on it?
I've been longboarding for years so its a skill I already had. Just trust the board and feel the flow. It's not a hard skill to learn. It's about trusting the board to hold it's grip and feeling how it wants to move and transfer under your weight
Hey sage my board just arrived and I only got the 100a and 90a is it okay if I do the same but the 100a on the rear
yeah I wish I had the 100a cause the 90a blue still wobbles sometimes
Oh dang I just got recommended to use the 100 a on the back and 90a on the front but stay safe bro.
Umm my board just arrived but I only got the standard yellow bushings and extra red 100a bushing... No blues.
What config would you recommend?
red instead of blue. You're lucky wish I had reds.
If I weight 200 how many threads should i tighten for front and back??
start with like 5 front and back and loosen as you get comfy
@@sagesends tysm for the reply man...love ur content!!!!
Thanks for the tip homie! I'm should be receiving mine this Monday!
heck yeah dood! get the 100mm polyurethanes it's a necessary upgrade
@@sagesends I did!! lol....I'm just wondering if I should wear out the 90s before swapping out - I rode my buddy's and it wasn't that bad.
Awesome vid mate! Cant wait for my NLS Pro to get here :D
I like your vids. Very informative. I recently purchased a V3, but only recieved 1 set of extra bushing, red. Can you comment on this please?
Just use red in rear only.
you know what you deserve a sub
appreciate it man but I do mountain biking content now so be aware
Do you know if you can do the same to the v4? Debating if I should get the v4 or wowgo 3
no idea. imo the v4 looks kinda dumb
awesome vid
How’s this thing do for a 220 pound dude
probably alright, albiet a bit sluggish.
Can you tell me the difference between Light rider and heavy rider please
light would be like 125 lbs and heavy would be like 200-250 lbs
Can the Meepo v3 go on dirt roads small bumps small rocks no roots / a campground
yeah but it's not pretty. I reccomend grabbing a regular longboard and trying to skate on things that way. If the longboard can do it/it's comfortable to your standards, then the meepo can do it
Meepo mini has orange bushings sooo.. what does that mean...
honestly have no idea. the red ones are the hardest
@@sagesends thats what she said.
Awesome thanks
chyaa
Hey Sage I tried this yellow and blue thing out on my V3, and it’s fucking perfect mate 👍🏼
Hell yeah, it helps so much, you wouldn't expect. Makes the board feel way dialed
Sage Moore I might even try out reds bushing at the back truck and see how that work out.
Can always change back to the blue ones again.
@@jasip1000 Yeah I think even reds would be best
Sage Moore did you get the white ones?
Yeah, they're too soft for even the front
I weigh 100 pounds what should I do for the front and back for it to carve like a boosted board
Leave back blue, just tighten it less. Do white on front but tighten the threads a few more times. Start more tight and loosen them as you get comfy
im 104 pounds should i put the white on the front
I would say yes, but test both! Skateboarding is all about what works for you
Prolly the best like to dislike ratio of all yts
right? Although I suppose one like and no dislikes is technically a perfect ratio.
What configuration for 150 pounds?
Same, that's how much I weigh. Start with threads tighter and loosen as you get comfortable
Mine didn’t come with extras, I just had the yellows :(
Nice!But is not this thing the reason of destroyed rear wheels?Sorry for my bad language :/ do you know what I mean? Btw Im 65kg so blue to rear and yellow on front?Right? =) And thx for your videos!You are amazing bro! ♥
This is not the reason. Destroyed wheels are because I have over 600 miles on the board and I was a longboarder already so i have been drifting/sliding the board.
Blue rear and yellow front yeah! Just bring the orange tool with you and tighten/loosen the front and rear trucks untill you feel comfortable. Start tighter, then loosen them as you become comfortable
@@sagesends Thank you Sage! You are the best youtuber for me ♥
im rocking a red 100a in the back and and yellow bushing in the front
Yeah I wish I had 100a, meepo only sent 96
Yo bro mine only came with the 10@ red bushings.. if i do the same setup you think it’ll carve like the video. Thanks btw
yeah just put stiffer in the rear and lighter in the front
Sage Moore word.. thanks
Mine came with red super hard bushings and then the blue medium bushings with the yellow ones on the board
Ahh Im jealous. I think the NLS pro comes with the red bushings. Ideally I'd put those in the back. Try out both the red and blue in the back, see what works best for you.
Got mine today and same here. In the box shows the references of the four types: RED 100a, BLUE 96a, YELLOW 90a and WHITE 83A
@@vtlman mine didn't come with the white
Cool tip)
This good to do for MEEPO mini 2?
yes it will make the board more stable
Great Vids! I hope Meepo is watching. I’m debating on NLS pro and backfire G2T. ✌️
Definitely go for NLS pro, without a doubt. Faster top speed (32mph vs 24mph), more power (540W motors vs 350W motors on backfire), and longer range (NLS goes 20 miles, backfire goes 15). NLS is $100 more but its all worth it for the performance.
Sage Moore thank you for the information!! ✌️
Sage Moore I just put in my order for the NLS pro !! Going to be setting the bushings as u do. Thanks again man!!
I only got red bushings so I put one red one board side on the back truck and a yellow road side so that's technically 95a 🤷🏽♂️
okay so i got the meepo v3 im 250 pounds everything is standard on it havent adjusted anything and i cant turn for my life on this thing its scary because i need too at time
put yellow on front and red or blue on rear. crank the shit out of the rear. leave the front loose (maybe 5 threads?)
@@sagesends okay bro im trusting you with my life
please sign this liability form absolving me of responsibility if you die x:______
Mine only came with yellow on the board and red
Use red in the back, it's even more ideal, I wish I had red
Get those 1k subs! Your vids are good quality! Make more meepo vids!
Best bush talk eva!!haha
I don't carve when I'm going 45km/h 😂
you should it's very fun
Sage Moore and it’s painful I assume xddd
Carve hard and you don't wobble.
what if you're commuting in a straight line? Stability is always useful. imagine your car gets death wobble at 65 and the mechanic tells you "yeah just turn left and right and it's chill" like yeah technically that is a solution but in this case you can have your cake and eat it too
@@sagesends in I'm going fast in a strait path, I put most of my weight on the front truck
bad move. Look up a video on how to properly weight a trailer and you will see why.