How to replace the belt on your electric skateboard 

Glad it helped!

at the time i probably had... 100? these wheels burn fast though, i think they'll only last like 200-300 miles before they're bald

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these are the ones i buy, they're cheap and they've actually lasted longer for me than branded skateboard belts (i also buy a few extra so i always have 1 on hand just in case one breaks) amzn.to/48Bjh1X

Does they work with the cyclone 105 wheels?

hmm its the one that came with the board.. just double checked, 32T

​@@sam.alexander.reviews Okay, same here. Thank you! I know the 32T allows for a faster top speed and the included 36T is more torque. But wasn't sure which one people use the 110's. 32 has plenty of torque still. This video was helpful when I first worked on my voyager! Really appreciate it! Curious since you've had your board for a while, how is it holding up?

its a kind of glue that helps the screws stay in when they're being vibrated via the ground/motors you can skip it but i wouldn't recommend it, the screws could wiggle themselves out over time

If you do skip the loctite make sure you regularly go back and check that all the screws are still tightly screwed in

i'd have to see a picture, i thought there were 2?

@@sam.alexander.reviews 4:06 it looks like theres only one. but thanks for the video, really helped !

hmm. i'm not sure what size, i have a bunch of them

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You probably has it too tight if it broke that quick

could be the belt is the wrong size, or maybe you're using a gear (pulley) you're using is too small

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