Great review on what it's like to install them. Can't wait for a review on what it's like to ride them.

Your fearlessness and problem solving gives me joy

Great to see how easy it is to install! I've been considering this for a while. I got a longboard a few years ago that I custom build myself, and getting a bit older, injury just really isn't an option for me. Not only can I not afford it, but it takes longer to heal and just ruins the fun of skating. I was an avid skater as a kid, but stopped for years. So getting back into is a little bit slow, because of that fear of injury. Also! For the pebble problem, look into Shark wheels. I have them on my board, and they are fantastic.

Great video. I couldn't have put it better. I love my longboard, but age, a new knee and other stuff means foot-braking is not really a choice.

Hey, really enjoyed watching you set this up! Super helpful to see it in action hear your thoughts, etc. Cheers, happy riding, and hope you will ride BrakeBoards for life! 🤙🏽

Hi Rachael! I loved watching your skating/longboarding vlog. That brake is super important for safety, especially in the hilly area you live in.

I havent been on a board in 50 years😅 wow tech has changed. We would downhill on our backs with motorcycle helmets, gloves and 2 pairs of pants. No brakes, you stopped at the bottom of the hill, or fell off😅

Sweet 😊

Wow very useful vid ,well done

I bought the brake set too and attached it to my Landyachtz Drop Hammer deck, which is a drop-through, so there's no need for drilling a hole. Good to see how it works for you with a top-mount deck. I think the brake is really helpful to overcome the fear of getting too fast, if only it wouldn't be so noisy. What do you think about the rattling coming from some parts of the truck?

Hi, Rachel. I just found your channel via this vid and was immediately interested in your feedback on the VibeRide brake - thank you! I just ordered the entire brake board tonight, but if all goes well, I may even buy and install VibeRide's braking system on to my other longboard, which BTW is exactly like your 44" Magneto, even down to the blue translucent 70mm wheels. 🙂 BTW, yes, pebbles are NOT our friends, but what I encounter more often here in So. California are uneven concrete slabs of sidewalk which threw me for a loop - literally - some months ago. My only longboard with a tail is the Magneto, which makes it safer for negotiating these hurdles, but not so with my 2 other longboards. 😞 Liked, subscribed, and cheers!

Good Morning ☀️ Rachael I Don’t Skateboard As Well I Have Bum Knees Seriously Good Job Good Vlog 😎 Loved Your Lovely Voice👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Fun one. Thanks.

Pebbles are indeed the enemy. I've never had much luck with skateboards, but I used to do quite a bit of roller-skiing (yes, that is a thing) and "the pebble problem" is an ever present one, as my knees can readily testify. What a fun video. Reminds me of kids television in the 80's/90's shift era, when there was actually a "how to mod your skateboard" segment in a popular children's show. I love following along on your many and varied adventures, so thanks for an interesting ride. (Also, are those the Nike General Purpose shoes?)

Why take apart the whole truck and king pin just to attach the skate plate to the deck? I'm just wondering if the instructions said to do so?

Be wary of big, steep hills, the brakes lose efficiency really quickly and you'll end up with brake fade after a short while. Downhill254 did a review on his channel, and he couldn't brake anymore after a while of riding. edit: Also, wearing certified helmets and pads gives a lot of extra confidence.

Curious why you chose a stick rather than pushing iff with your foot

I stood only once on a skateboard - well it endet painfull.