[embedded content] There are actually two versions of the Aero Pro, the S and the longer-range X.Source: ParsecBoth feature a T800 carbon fiber deck; dual Hobbywing 5250 rear-wheel-drive motors; 7075-T6511 aluminum trucks with S136H steel axles and 80-mm polyurethane wheels; a top speed of 27 mph (43 km/h); and the ability to accommodate riders weighing […]
There are actually two versions of the Aero Pro, the S and the longer-range X.Source: Parsec
Both feature a T800 carbon fiber deck; dual Hobbywing 5250 rear-wheel-drive motors; 7075-T6511 aluminum trucks with S136H steel axles and 80-mm polyurethane wheels; a top speed of 27 mph (43 km/h); and the ability to accommodate riders weighing up to 250 lb (113 kg).
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The larger battery does result in more weight, as the S and the X are said to tip the scales at 15.5 and 18.3 lb (7 and 8.3 kg), respectively. Both boards can be carried via a handle in the nose of the deck, which handily flips up for grabbing when you step on the deck’s kicktail.Parsec
The big difference between the S and the X is the battery. Whereas the S has a 222-Wh Molicel P45B battery that delivers a claimed range of 14 miles (23 km) per 92-minute charge, the X’s 444-Wh battery manages 32 miles (53 km) per 182-minute charge. A regenerative braking system helps attain those figures.
