🤣 have to keep it funny

😂 hahahahaha thank you this is perfect.

I hope so too! 😆 thank you for supporting as always!!

Haha thanks for the comment brother, looking forward to seeing your vs review! Also thank you for the compliment! Appreciate it!! 🤙🏼

Yes, urethane wheels have a very special place in my heart and I’ll be using them on this board as well! The tarmax wheels were crazy grippy and with the board I have them on the acceleration was insane

@@DrewElia Let me tell you - up here in Canada, society still doesn’t understand what an electric skateboard is. I had some woman in her car scream at me to get on the sidewalk. Yeah lady, I am going to go 27 mph on the sidewalk… BTW going 27 mph on the Exway Flex is scary lol… the board gets squirrelly with those 85mm wheels 😂

Thank you my man! Truly appreciate that!

John. Thanks my man for checking out the channel, appreciate you supporting me in doing so! My reviews showcase real world use case. I ride these boards for weeks at a clip living with them. Using them for daily errands, fun rides, rippers and carves. My reviews showcase the facts and how this board fits into a daily life use case. I give you my results as a 100kg 220lb rider and what my test results are based on that, now when it comes to prices of these products it’s not my position to determine what you can or can’t afford. Not my job to sell out of my own pocket or assume you can’t afford a product. It would be bad of me to show only expensive boards, I’ve showcased $300 hub boards as well. Are there other products I’ve reviewed at better prices, Absolutely, are they equally as fun, 💯!! There is a board for everyone, I say it in my reviews. That’s the truth, some people don’t care about numbers on a spec list but more the ride feel and are willing to pay more or less for it. So with all due respect to you John appreciate your comment and while you don’t have to have to view the reviews I do, I don’t appreciate you saying that people aren’t getting information on the product or my experiences a rider with it. But cheers, hope you are enjoying whatever PEV you’re on! ( I genuinely mean that as well, not being an asshole )

@@DrewElia I think should also help is with issues and drawbacks.The Onirique cost 1500 dollars in Europe and comes with the old small motors. I have had many examples on crap support and ghosting mostly from Exway. Those are companies and boards that you just totally sell without any caveats nor problems Just they are all amazing. I am not trying to be nasty and you seem like a very nice person but this one was just without any issues other that wo it is amazing. The Onirique s also very heavy for a nice simple go to the mall board as you where selling

appreciate the support my dude! see you this weekend

couldn't agree more! very good looking board

@@DrewElia Word!

thanks brother!

This really wasn’t designed with urethane wheels in mind. The ground clearance wouldn’t work and the enclosure would scrape due to the flex of the deck. I’ll confirm but I’m sure it wouldn’t be enough space

AHHHHHH! Thank you so much for supporting the channels and watching all of the videos! It means the world to hear comments like this! I’m SO pumped you got yourself a board! Exway. Flex series is perfect board. Their quality is top notch! Keep on commenting please! I love to interact with you electric legends! Otherwise I’m just a crazy man riding a kids toy staring at a camera 🤣

This one really has won me over. I’ve loved bamboo boards in the past but this one truly has something special

First off thank you for supporting the channel! Really appreciate it! I’d LOVE to try foiling I tried windsurfing a while back and loved it! I grew up sailing 420 race boats, lightings, and lasers so I have a great appreciation for water sports. You should 💯 get an eskate it’s been an absolute blast

@@DrewElia cheers Drew! Foiling culture is at all time crazy point it’s a crazy fun rabbit hole learning about it. Learning about what eskate feel like the same thing because of components and the variety of what I want to achieve.

Eh, DKP has more WAAH PAAH factor but this definitely is a lot of fun to rip around on its very stable

@@DrewElia cheers !

I agree!!!

the wheel flairs would allow you to rock bigger wheels, if you need to add a small riser pad maybe? but I don't think so.

@@DrewElia Thanks!

I would classify it is in-between? hyper scooters go like 60mph, this is a really good deal for this style scooter. if you're looking for a commuter scooter that has great range and good power. this fits that bill

@@DrewElia Thanks, beacuse I would like to buy one but I have two in mind the g3 2024 (beacuse its cheaper) or the g4 what do you recommend

ohhhh good question! Thats hard cause they are totally different boards though! Calvary is that DKP carve machine while the Evo is that off-roading monster! you're not going to be upset with either board haha but it depends on what you would want out of your board. The Evo with that 14s/4p 50s does give you A LOT OF RANGE 1008wh 20ah of range. So depends on what you want as a rider.

@@DrewElia so I would mostly use it for straight line and commuting and would want more capacity if possible

Mi Hermano! thank you!

two different boards! This is a great stable board, the 14/3 and 14/4 batteries are series amount of range, the power is great and the on and off-roading with the Evo is fantastic. the tynee ultra x pro is a boosted style longboard lighter weight and fun for everyday use as well.

⁠​⁠@@DrewEliathanks Drew, appreciate the amazing content. Yes two very different the ultra x has my interest because of being able to put on a somewhat off-roader wheel in a smaller profile, but the Evo looks like quiver killer. I’m new so there is so much to research.

I imagine that they could be compatible, but MBS bindings would fit onto this board

haha thank you

That would be cool!

Sadly no, the deck I believe would scrap on the ground

Hello Casey! Thanks for checking out the video really appreciate it! That’s a good question with a lot of follow up questions behind it haha. Mostly what would you want to use it for? Strictly off roading, a hybrid street and off-roading? The elite will have more range cause of the 14/6 battery pack so that’s not really a fair case against the Evo. the deck on the Evo is very nice though, and if you don’t want a top mounted battery box you the Evo is nice. Plus the ability to slap on some 9” tires with the Evo quickly to really hit the trail is very nice! The trampa truck series will definitely be a great addition to the Evo riding experience as well, so it’s kinda hard to say? Both the z3 and Evo definitely earned a spot in the off roading area. But for the price the Evo gives you more money in your pocket to change things out how you want to customize your ride. Plus 1008wh of capacity is a lot of battery still. I will be doing a follow up video of the Evo and using it with bindings as well so stay tuned.

@@DrewElia I’m hoping to do a hybrid type of riding. Like riding street to get to local trailheads. Which is why I was concerned about range. But I agree with you. The value and versatility of the Linnpower can’t be beat. You just sold me on a second board, I just placed the order on the pro! 😆 used your discount code. Thanks for your help! 🤙🏽

Dual motor will be better for off roading. You’re going to get more traction which will help overall!

yewww!!

Well that’s kinda no comparison because if the DKP in the bamboo, they were made for carving deep. The Evo is made for mountain boarding and bindings but has for channel trucks really decent turning radius and WAAH PAAH. Kinda Apple to oranges comparison. Does that answer the question?

@@DrewElia Thanks for the answer.

Glad to have the questions! Love to help people figure out

I very much plan to put bindings on her and take her off roading! I just found this field near my home that has those perfect grassy waves and now I’m Obsessed with ripping around on them 😆

@@DrewElia that golf course Scott was on is an absolute blast .

thank you so much for checking out the video i have the DJI mic system that i use!

I believe at this moment no, I can ask Linnpower and see what they say but the 14/4 was reserved for the pro version.

@@DrewElia thanks bro that would be great 👍

Thank you so much for checking out the video! Always appreciate your comments and input! The ride feel is the most important part honestly. Specs on paper doesn’t matter once it’s under your feet. The remote is awesome. They did such a good job with taking something that is just standard and uplifting it and redesigning everything. Love it.

the steering seems too weak like its gonna break soon no?

Couldn't agree more!

@@marcioramos2632 When I first rode it the feel was very different than my other scooter...two 800watt motors and 10 in tires. But after riding for a bit the steering feels way more robust and secure.

Channel trucks do much better with bindings, and this board has mounting holes for it. I would definitely get bindings if I were to get this board!

That’ll be the next video 😉

It does have a very nimble feeling and a decent turning radius. The nomad is still better though

I catch myself saying power instead of capacity. I know the difference