I made a battery case and a VESC case with a 3D printer. And added a mudguard and braking LED system. There are two 10S 9A batteries under the deck and can be replaced.
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Looks like Christmas Tree 
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In Korea, it is fashionable to use colorful LEDs by turning down the main battery voltage without an individual power source.
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I like the headlights mounted on the wheels.
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You switched from SK3 6374 to what looks like Keda 6364?
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Yeah, I know RGB all the way 
I am also have some thoughts about it on my projects 
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The final motor is SK3 6374.
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Gotcha, so the other way around to what I said.
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What a gorgeous build! How long did it take to print those mud guards? Iβm hoping to do something similar.
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Dude, that is an awesome build! Way to personalize your board and make it stand out! How are you powering your lights? Do you have a separate battery?
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On average, it takes 2 to 6 hours.
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Not bad at all! Thanks
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Turning down the main battery voltage without an individual power source.
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Can you please post a picture of it? I ran into difficulty when I tried that on my board.
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you should start selling light kits!
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Is it just me or do the holes on the motor look like a hazard what if a rock fell inside?
Oh and the build looks great! If you did not use all them lights you would have more range right?
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love the helmet!
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I am glad to wear helmets and spend the night in the city.
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Itβs like a small car!
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Does anyone know what headlights he has in the truck
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