Ive had a working metro board for 5 years and still good

Thanks for the video! I'm gotten good use out of my Bustin Yoface's. Best shorty electric skateboard for ollies and kickflips for now. V3 far better than V2, better torque and range. After 500 or 750+ miles and heavy use I expect things to start falling apart as my V1 did.. They have more competition in the electric longboard space.

I see on their website they offer up to 3 year protection plans, looks like they basically replace the board if you opt to purchase it up to three years. That would be the way to go if you are running it daily, probably worth three boards worth of exchanges so would be a must buy add on considering your experiences with wiring and batteries.

The sad trumpet music in the background was funny and I recently got one of these because it got on sale but as much as you said you We’re riding it I’m hoping it’ll do fine for me a weekend warrior

I like this review, very fair, very balanced. I’m sorry it was such a bad experience for you.

I love my Evolve GTX has lasted me as my weekend board until a car rang it over last week. Going to replace the battery still. I love my Backfire Zealot S great value there

EboardsPeru makes 12S4P battery enclosures made for the Bustin Sportster as well as sell a nice Molicel P42a battery pack in the 12S4P setup as well. From there just shop around for nice DIY Eskate trucks, mounts, motors, ESC and all that. It will be a little costly but trust me. A Bustin Sportster built DIY rides amazing

Me too! Board only lasted me 1 year and now it will barely make it around the block before it dies after a full charge

So would you say that the backfires Zealot s would be a better option?

Can you put cloud wheels on bustin board?

I’m about 8 months in with my yoface v2 and it still works great, but I have noticed the screen on the remote having issues every once in a while, but not affecting the functionality of the board. is that a sign it’s going out?

first! nice video man! thanks! how many miles have you done in total on your v2?

So did you ever ride the board in the rain? I asked them about how the board survives in the rain and they told me: Hey Wack The Hybrid V3 is rated as IP65, which means it is resistant to SOME water but not all. We do not recommend riding in the rain or through puddles. The IP65 rating means that occasionally splashes of water on your board won’t penetrate and hurt the board. However, if enough water is left to stand or run into the board, it can become an issue. Our board is very water-tight inside the case but the motors are the most at risk for high water exposure. If you soak the motors in lots of water, either by riding in the rain or going to through puddle, water CAN work its way in and damage the motors. Be careful and be smart, and be as dry as possible. Hope this helps, Let me know if you have any other questions!

Want the YoFace for a transition eskate but now not sure. It's a chunk of change. Don't have much luck with eskates. 1st was an evolve GTR, the brakes locked while riding when the ESC crapped out after 6 weeks of being treated like a baby. Ugh. Don't care about tricks but carving bowls/ kick-turns, inevitably come off a lot and that boards going to take a beating. My regular boards look pretty beat up after a few months. Hmmmmmm

I hope V3 doesn’t have these problems. I’m very Bias now. But I still kinda want it.

Tempted to get the v3 but thanks for this video... Hmmm Exway.

his front wheel is telling stories

This idea that "lithium batteries only last 2 years" is just not true. Tesla owners have 10 year old batteries that are Lithium and still work and there are many other examples. Modern Toyota hybrids for instance. The degradation is minimal. If you ask an engineer to build a lithium battery system to last ten years, they can do it. It might cost more and have less range, and it might charge slower, but it would last ten years. The discussion about how often its charged, etc, doesn't matter. A hybrid like a Prius is constantly discharging and recharging at every stopsign, and those batteries last 10 years. And the road conditions are much much worse than what a skateboard will see. The thing about these lithium skateboard builders is they are trying to act like they are cellphones. Cellphones are designed on purpose to only last 1-2 years because they dont limit the charging percentages, the current, the temperature of operation, etc etc, like Tesla or Toyota does. If a battery dies after 2 years it's an engineering, and/or business decision not a limitation of Lithium technology.

Bustin? More like Busted!

You do get far better torque with belt driven Motors

After spending way too much money on boosted with their shit belts and now hearing this about yoface I think im back to waiting for something decent.