I am currently building my first 25 production model moto-boards for sale in the US and UK. I would really like to get real feedback from anyone who has EVER bought or ridden any other gas motorized mountianboard. I need actual reviews that I can link to my website (www.SX3.biz...still under construction as of12-07) Too many people have bought absolute crap from many different companies selling moto-boards. My designs are the result on 5 years of r&d and are built by a serious rider for serious riders. Ultra stable high speed 40mph+ production models (avail with lower hp and diff gear ratios for less experienced riders) are in production now...(avail Jan-08')pic and vids out soon on my You Tube channel -"skydivr009"-...or just Google search "worlds fastest motorized skateboard" for images of the prototypes. A shorter and differently geared jumping model (green series) with 8" slicks and a carb roll bar will be available aproximately 2weeks after the inital blue series release on Jan 14 2008. PLEASE ad ANY comments you have. I am trying to generate interest in a new sport of moto-boarding and it seems to have been discredited by companies selling s%@#e products with bs claims. It is time that everyone was informed about these products and that there is finally a real product that is customizable to the riders needs and skills for a reasonable price....$999.99(US) for a 3.75 bhp 40 mph monster (max speed is heavily affected by rider weight and skill...engines avail from1.2-13.5hp.), compared to the Viza dirtsurfer 1.2 bhp, 15mph for $799.99, or the 90lb 4X4Nitro Dirtboard for $5999.99 us. Or you can buy the SkaterX and throw away 300 bucks on a pre-broken board that looks like a d&%$....seriously, look at it, what were they thinking?
A little side note, if you would like to comment on it or are just interested, I am planning to break the land speed record for skateboarding on a modified version of my board. Currently it stands at 90.5mph, but I am aiming for 101mph or more. I will be using a mountianboard and some people think that might not qualify as a skateboard. What do you think?
L8r Sk8rz, Tim Silverwood, Silverwood Severe Sports
