THE BEST TRUCKS FOR ELECTRIC SKATEBOARDS | DOUBLE KINGPINS 

many many many ppl feel the same way 👏🏼.

You can adjust both as evenly as possible, does not matter what order you do it in 😊

Est-ce que ça t'as changé ton ride de façon radicale ? Comme on arrive à envoyer des carves énervées de base , j'ai jamais essayé

Thanks! This is the confirmation I was looking for - I commute in a straight line 30mph in traffic 14 miles, so looking for the Most Stable high speed trucks. Ideally we can all have 2 boards, carver and commuter

@@roycoleman4267 a carver, a commuter , and a an all terrain board

Thanks, Any suggestion for the most stable single pin for high speed straight-line commuting?

@@roycoleman4267 I would say honestly reverse king pin as the style. As far as brand ... Calibers make a solid, consistent, cheaper cast iron truck. They are compatible with at least the motors and wheels on one of my boards... Any "precision reverse king-pin truck" is going to be more precise and more stable. Also about three hundred bucks more than a typical cast truck ..but I have no idea what the compatibility is with motor mounts and stuff .! One can buy different angled base plates which can create custom and more stable geometry. Cheaper option is buying wedges in order to experiment. Lower degree trucks turn less and 'track' better. So the idea would be higher degree up front with a lower degree in back creating stability in the back and turn-ability up front. I ride symmetrical 44 degrees calibers on one e-board and my downhill longboard. . Other downhill guys that are more racing type put like 35 in back I think. Don't know if that trend is in the e board world yet . .. My all terrain e-board has double king pins but I cranked the board side kingpin so tight it doesn't move. I get the clearance with a little bit extra turn but stable at speed.