Update: The new Meepo Cyclone 110mm rubber wheels are 68A so the ride feel is more softer and it feels way better than the original 73A durometer

14:31 this is the perfect clip to show the difference between the V4 and the Hurricane 🤣

I own 120 cloud , 110 cloud and the cyclone wheels. I prefer the 110 cloud over all, They feel a bit closer to a non electric skateboard wheels and roll smother. The 120 cloud feel dangerous at higher speeds because of the smaller amount of surface area touching the road. The cyclone absorb bumps better than the 110 cloud and are a little less wobbly at higher speeds by a small Margin, they grip better too. It feels like you need to constantly have your finger on the trigger with the cyclone wheels because of the resistance against rolling but with the clouds you roll much further once you stop accelerating which feels more fluid.

Fellow Staten Islanders, LFG!!!

I got the cyclone wheels. They weigh about .9 pounds *each* brand new, *less* than a pound each (and that includes both bearings and the spacer installed), not two pounds each.

Ever since the Cyclones came out, I have been curious about how the Hurricane would perform with the 32T "90mm" Pulleys and the cyclone wheel

Great video. Bro.

11:50 cloudwheels actually get grippier when worn down. the contact patch gets wider when they're worn down compared to the really narrow contact patch when they're new.

Also if someone cut me off like that because they were on the phone I would not have been as kind as you.... Especially with her trapped in the lot. But, I have anger issues, one of the reasons I don't drive.

Which one do you prefer?

The cyclone wheels now offering different colors to choose

Great images, great audio, great content. I just ordered Clouds (120mm) to replace my ever-flat Meepo pneumatics.

Currently working on my review of these wheels too, they're super heavy and suck up battery. Overall I found them less comfortable than both cloudwheels and the Onsra rubber. Not my favorite wheels ever Also, cloudwheels get grippier as you ride longer. Same with the Meepos, except they are rubber to begin with so the starting traction is higher. Maybe on wet pavement they'd be more slippery, but on dry, they're better once they're worn in.

I own a Meepo Hurricane and also purchased the 110 mm Cyclone Wheels. Do you know if when you install the Cyclone Wheels, do you have to insert a black spacer between the inner and outer wheel bearings? I think they came with the wheels, but I am not sure if they need to be installed. Thanks for any help.

3:02 Kings Highway? I just ordered the hurricane today. I have nls pro and decided to upgrade. How’s your controller’s battery? Is it still good? On my nls pro after a year of usage it holds only 30 mins. My friend changed me it yesterday. The battery was only $10 on Amazon.

14:32 Homeboy gets yeeted off the board😆

Hellla fresh

What was your range? With cloud wheel

Great info man!!! I have the Eovan 125 rubber wheels and usually run the cloud 120’s. I like both, but keep going back to the 120’s every time. Keep up the great vids Dude!!

Is that an extra battery in the back?

You got less miles with pneumatic wheels than the cyclone? That’s crazy

I just threw on the 165mm Cyclone wheels, personally my favorite wheel ever..... Range is utterly horrible but dont care lol.

Left Left Left Left Left thank you

The cyclone wheels aren't durable at all. I wore out the rear's tread pattern in 30 miles on pavement.

Funny

So cyclone if you want 2 more mph and negative a tone of range and a bit smoother im someone who skateboarded for over 20 yrs ill ride cloud i choose my range lol