Torqueboards Sensored 6374 (Barely Used)

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Selling my Torqueboards Sensored 6374 I’m upgrading to dual 6355, and so won’t be needing this motor anymore.

I didn’t get the chance to ride with this motor too much, so it’s in very good condition, other than a couple scratches. I have however shortened the phase leads because it better fit my application (I made custom length extensions for them for my board).

Motor will be sold as is in images

I payed 150 EUR (including shipping & customs cost) to get this motor I’m asking 120 for this motor (excluding shipping cost to buyer) I’m located in Holland

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IMG_16165405×3603 2.24 MB

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IMG_16185472×3648 2.26 MB

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IMG_16203869×2580 2.52 MB

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IMG_16195472×3648 2.47 MB

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IMG_16213869×2580 2.45 MB

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Why not to go with dual 6374 since you already have one

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The main reason I want dual motors is for better braking and traction, but considering I don’t need much more torque than a single 6374, and want to keep the overall board weight down, I figured dual 6355 was the better option. Dual 6374 is awesome but not entirely necessary for my needs, weight, and the fact that Holland is as flat as could be :smiley:

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you know that you will spend more money for like 100g difference or so, also theres no thing as too much torque

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I like what dual motors do for braking, more than what they do for acceleration

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Can i agree with that i have a single 6374 and when braking i feel that the board wants to steer to the unpowered motor because phycics and especially in cities i think dual would be better.

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Yeah single motor does pull to the side slightly. I like how dual motors get rid of that

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