Riding UP the STEEPEST HILLS we can find! Part 2 – New Youtube Video! On the hottest day of the year, we search for the steepest hills we can find! With the loosest dirt surface, 32 degree British Sun & even steeper hills, part 2 is not one to miss!
Whats the steepest hill we can ride up? Part 1! – New Youtube Video! We take one of our Spur Gear Drive Electric Mountainboards and try to push its limits by finding the steepest hill we can ride up, watch out for Part 2 where we look for even steeper hills!
New Trampa VESC Enclosure! We talk you through New VESC Enclosure. Get yours: https://trampa.co.uk/product/twin-vesc-6-enclosure/
New Trampa VESC Enclosure! The new Trampa VESC Enclosure is now available for pre-order, we took it out in the woods to see how it holds up. Made from T6 aluminium for stregth and durability the metal casing also acts as a heat sink. The VESCs are bolted down to the inside of the enslosure, […]
Riding Trails for the First Time Sonnie takes Rich to one of his favourite spots and follows him with a go pro as Rich blindly hits 15 different trails for the first time!
Testing New Bushing for the Trampa IR Trucks Testing out a new delivery of bushings designed to fit the Trampa IR Trucks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7VvfGoCKr8
Building your custom E-Board When you order your electric mountainboard from Trampa, you’re given the option to have your board sent unassembled, in this video we show you how to assemble if you chose to have it send in parts. Make sure you use your correct pulley sizes during set-up! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOrn-FJ9Jtw
Trampa’s Best Rider? With Sonnie back on the injury list (this time with a broken foot), you won’t be seeing many riding clips from him for a while. So we’ve made this beast of a compilation, taking you from July 2024 until now… well until he broke his foot! Sit back & enjoy the best […]
Question time with the Trampa Crew We asked you to send us in your questions about everything Trampa
16s Full Range Test In After the failed attempt to range test our 16 mountainboards in the snow, we return & this time set out to get the job done
Which Truck is The Best In this video we explore the 4 most popular trampa trucks so you can find out the differences between them and find which one is best suited for you!
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Globally renowned high quality motor controller
You will likely have come across VESC™ by now, it is very special in the field of Electronic Speed Controllers so we are very proud that our boards all come as standard with a VESC™ and VESC™ BMS.
VESC6 Mk6 HP – Quite simply a higher powered version of the VESC6 Mk6, with the same trusted reliability and ease of control. Why High Power? Because the mosfets in the HP allow more amps to run through.
VESC6 Mk6 – An incredibly reliable and high performing compact speed controller, used by over 2000 companies in many other applications across the world
VESC 6/75 – If you are using a 16s Battery Pack to power your mountainboard this controller will automatically be selected to handle the higher voltage.
We make battery packs for both Li-Po & Li-Ion cells.
The (S) stands for Series - adding cells in series increases voltage, The (P) stands for Parallel - adding cells in parallel increases capacity.
A higher voltage will take you faster and higher capacity will take you further. See the table below for further comparison:.
Battery Power
Battery Pack Cells Capacity Voltage at peak
12S Li-Po 12S 1P 20Ah 50.4V
16S Li-Po 16S 1P 20Ah 67.2V
12S 21700 Li-Ion 12S 7P Molicell P42A – 29.4Ah
Samsung 40T- 28AhMolicell P42A – 50.4V
Samsung 40T – 50.4V
Battery BMS, Enclosure & Charger
Battery Pack BMS Enclosure Charger Battery (+charger)
12S Li-Po In charger Classic or Massive Ultramat 18
UltraPower
£840 +VAT
16S Li-Po VESC BMS 16S Massive 16S 8A Li-ion £675 +VAT
12S 21700 Li-Ion VESC BMS Massive or Double Massive 12S 6A Li-ion
12S 12A Li-ion£574 + VAT
£609 +VAT
Li-Po: These cells are more expensive, however you may consider them worth it because they have less components and therefore provide easy plug and play capability as well as making it possible to do a quick battery swap. Li-Po cells also have a higher discharge performance than the Li-ion packs.
Li-ion: Individual cells means that you have a serviceable battery pack, swapping out only the individual cells should they be damaged. These cell packs require some electrical knowledge.
We suggest that if you have limited electrical knowledge that you choose Li-Po batteries for their ease.
