Belt Vs Hub Drive

January 15, 2019

In the fast-moving world of electric skateboards it can be hard to separate the good info from the downright misleading. This blog is designed to shed some light on the differences between belt driven and hub driven electric skateboards so you can make the right choice when buying.

The table below gives the pros and cons of the 2 systems from our research and experience:

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Conclusions:
If you are looking for all out speed and torque then the belt driven system probably has a slight advantage over the hub but the gap is narrowing. For efficiency, weather proofing, maintenance and braking the hub stands out as the leader. Also the fact that you can free ride them when the battery runs out is a big plus.

Through personal experience we would always recommend purchasing quality products as it really is a case of, “you get what you pay for” in the electric skateboard world, especially for hub driven boards.

To get more info or purchase a high quality electric skateboard visit our website www.rideandglide.co.uk or call us any time!

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Many of these products are extremely powerful and therefore can be very dangerous if ridden in a reckless or inappropriate manner. The customer assumes all liability and risk associated with the use of electric scooter products and holds Ride and Glide Ltd and its owners free from any liability caused by their use. We also strongly advise anyone riding these machines to always wear a helmet at the very minimum and all other relevant protective equipment. These machines are not toys and can cause a lot of damage to the rider and or other people if not used safely. Although you are riding them at your own risk, please always stay to safe speeds and do not push them to their limits. The products that are not in the “Kids” section are not to be ridden by anyone under the age of 18.

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*Free express delivery excludes Highlands and Islands, as well as products from our ‘Lifestyle’ and ‘Pre-owned marketplace’ categories.

 

Ride and Glide Limited is a credit broker, not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 824246). We do not charge you for credit broking services. We will introduce you to Finance available from a number of our partner lenders.

 

Disclaimer: Electric scooters, off-road e-bikes and skateboards are not to be used on public footpaths, cycle lanes or roads in the UK. It is the complete responsibility of the customer to ensure that you operate your e-scooter, e-bike or e-skateboard within all country and local laws.

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Many of these products are extremely powerful and therefore can be very dangerous if ridden in a reckless or inappropriate manner. The customer assumes all liability and risk associated with the use of electric scooter products and holds Ride and Glide Ltd and its owners free from any liability caused by their use. We also strongly advise anyone riding these machines to always wear a helmet at the very minimum and all other relevant protective equipment. These machines are not toys and can cause a lot of damage to the rider and or other people if not used safely. Although you are riding them at your own risk, please always stay to safe speeds and do not push them to their limits. The products that are not in the “Kids” section are not to be ridden by anyone under the age of 18.

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