They were happy for me to re-install it since popping stators back in is a bit of a hairy task. Gotten a little used to it now so happy to do it.

However I don't have the rail to actually handle this properly... but I do have a lot of scrap wood.
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Card around the magnets as a barrier for when it inevitably wants to scrape on it's way down. Stupid easy drop in with a little extra convincing with the press to seat it onto the hub bearing properly.

And there it is. I don't have the plate either so left the bearing off the other side. It's easier and imo better to mount the bearing on the plate then slide that onto the axle. It'll hopefully get collected at some point and be put back to use. Hopefully this time not in water 😩
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I'll let y'all know if this truly was a success once I hear back. But based on measurements it seems all good.

@drysurfer
I livr in US, but came from France 😏. I put 1400 miles (2300 km) on my Pint X in 11 month. Love it, I reach 20 mikes range when managing the load, it’s a nice board. You need to practice, practice and practice and you will enjoy it.

@hydropage Sorry to hear you nosedived. Do you recall the events and conditions prior to it happening?
Like the type of terrain, estimated speeds if you can and if there were any obstacles like rocks, roots or some other object that could have contributed.

It may be worth recording a few rides using the app and seeing what sort of utilisation the board is under especially in the area it happened to try figure out a possible cause for the nosedive to occur without any noticeable warning.