Thats awesome! I was thinking of doing the same thing with a solid chunk of wood. Glad to know its working out!
UPDATE: I took the bindings off in an effort to finish the electronics, and the last few parts are arriving. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFuDHclW3Tk&feature=youtu.be
Charging???
Charging adapter arrived from MiamiElectricBoards and it works perfectly. Voltage meter and on/off ports are glued, I decided not to glue the banana ports because they need to be able to move around a bit. Now the only remaining challenge is getting everything to fit in there. After that I’m done.
Board is finished! Everything works perfectly so far, it’s raining outside though so no videos for now. Unless somebody wants one of my messing around in the garage 
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yesssssss haha id like to check it out
@willpark16 First run today!! Went really well actually. I rode about 3 miles and the voltage went from 24.4 to 22.8 by the time I was done. At that rate I’d get around 5 miles I think (quick math), but I’d expect realistically around 4.5 miles. Best part is I have the second battery if I ever need to get my range up, but this is meant to be more of a last mile solution anyways. Three things I need to do:
- Change height of the bindings, they’re slightly too low
- Secure the ESC and wiring inside the board better - way to much rattling
- Invest in a camera - iPhone 5 just doesn’t cut it anymore. Any suggestions? https://youtu.be/my0fX1vzIJk
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