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@scabaa I wouldn’t be able to print them sadly. But there’s probably a bunch of local places that can 3d print on demand :)

A little around the motor/footpad connector where the nuts seal up against the casing is a good idea too. It’s not super likely to leak but helps stop them becoming a problem later after some use.

I do have some fender deletes on printables too for the x10/7. Similar to the stock Pint/GT but split due to the rail bend. There’s a flat or curved version on there if you go through my models on there :)

@loaf That must have been one hell of a tumble to destroy the wrist guards and take you out for a year! Hope you're doing okay now.

@scabaa Hiya ^-^
Yep that one's me. I printed mine out of PLA+ with 6 walls on a 0.4mm nozzle. Layer height was less than 0.2mm and was surprisingly strong so anything you do beyond that should be more than good enough to hold it in place :)

For funwheels they're pretty good out of the box but for piece of mine I'd recommend a line of silicone around the boxes just to be safe.

OUCH, that looks painful!

Glad to see that you're ok!

I'm worried about my next fall. The last time I took a bad fall was nearly a year ago, and that took out both of my wrist guards, and took my controller with it

@lia Was only thinking about this the other day 🧐

@lia a meet up at some point would be awesome now the weather has stopped non stop raining.
I need to get out and do longer rides again.

While chasing the sun last night I had an opportunity to hide the board in a panorama. Good luck!

It's not super hard but like, I wanted to bring this little game back.

@wheelwizard "Step 2. Swear at tyre until it comes off" Aha preach! The only tire I didn't have to is the big burris BTG 12x8 😅
Loving the ride! We need to meetup for a ride at some point. I've re-added Northants back into my usual loops ^-^

Seconding the tire spoons. I never valued them till I had to pop an enduro off a superflux and may have invented new swears till I caved and printed the spoons to get it off.

@wheelwizard Having been through the tire removal a few times by hand, I can attest to the struggle. I've since invested in some tire spoons that come with plastic rim guards, making the process stress free.

Good job though!!!

The tyre is the street pro 2 flatter profile than I am used to on the Enduro which is actually quite nice.
Soft compound as Northampton roads and pavements suck