I posted a comment on here that i realised was abit negative so sorry about that.i love the idea of a brake for longboards but for me this is just too expensive and i would love to use my own wheels.i hope this product does well though as it will push for more designs in future,so wish the company well with sales and look forward to what they bring in future
Thanks for this review, Sietse. BTW, when tightening any of the screws on top of the board, you'll also have to keep the nut undernearth the board stationary with the use of the provided skate tool (use the one at the bottom of the "T" skate tool to prevent the nut from moving when tightening the screw on top of the board). Just got my VibeRide, it's been raining in L.A., but the weather finally cleared today so I'm def trying out the new VibeRide today/this weekend!
Nice video. Thanks. As a relative newbie I have found the brake to be a great advantage. I have learned to stop being fixed to the spot and to be relaxed about moving my feet around too. I live in a hilly area, and with a complete knee replacement I don't want to foot brake at all. I can ride hills fully under control at a speed I choose, which is cool. It has helped me extend my range and reduce my walking. I ride motorcycles and the noise doesn't bother me although I will say that just feathering the lever all but stops it and the foot movement to achieve that is minimal, just a small pivot.
Hey thank you for the video! We will 100% take all the feedback and won't stop improving until everything is perfect. A few fun things I noted during the video 1) We literally modeled it off that exact board! The Axis Flagship was one of our favorite boards of all-time, so we heavily took inspiration from it 2) This was made more for experienced riders, you're right. This summer, it will be transitioned from our only model to our Pro model, top of 3 tiers. It was great to hear & see how you ride, we can take that into account for our future models. 3) Noted on the brake power, very noted. We're in the process of testing increases in the power. We agree, the more power the better - just don't want it to be too jerky at first. Anyway, happy shredding enjoy the board! Feel free to tighten the brake power if you want more of it too
Hey viberide, do you guys offer anything for boards with bigger wheels? I am riding a pantheon trip with 92mm diameter wheels and I am considering adding a brake to the board.
Notice how they dont mention how damn loud the board is. The pedal isnt snug so it rattles like crazy, i just stuffed a napkin in it and it helps but still, its one of least ridden boards. But i admit it is handy and the brake works well and is adjustable in how responsive it can be from very slow gradual brake to a mlre abrupt brake that can be featbered, it definitely does its job and helps with eliminating wobbles completely and makes any downhill easier. Though foot placement is important to get used to as you very much will wobble when trying to find your foot placement when reaching for the brake mid ride. Want more designs, maybe custom options, board shapes, actual griptape and not spray on as the spray on grip will fade and fall off with use making the biard smooth, not great there. But It really does seem like a prototype of a better design. I hope those who bought this version get a discount on a more refined finished idea
Added a cut down spiral spring around the push pin between the brake paddle and the board, no more rattle at all and no disadvantages in regards to braking power.
@@sietsewerk Beautiful work! I'm considering doing the same thing. Did it take a lot of electrical skill? Or did you use an available power source? Sorry for the stupid questions.
@@barnabascee1889 No not at all. I used the meanwell powersupply and you only need a screwdriver, so no soldering skills needed. Here you can see some pictures of the build: facebook.com/photo?fbid=3525037314193280&set=pcb.3525041000859578
3:05 lovely "distorted" layer :-) Cool approach this FM drums... Will it's a kinda busy ambient :-) How was the patch controlled - self modulating, manual or a combination??
Mostly manual actually. The thing at 3,05 is done with a change in the ADSR. The SDS liveloop makes a long delay, so some short manual changes come back a couple of times. And it was reset and given a new delay time several times at 2,00 for example.
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