Heelies Rule
Heelies Rule
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You could fit a larger wheel in there too, maybe even a tiny motor and drive train.
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Dot! Dooooot! Dot Matrix!
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Hell yeah, boots with motorized chain tracks! Now we’re going places!
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First step towards Air Gear
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I have feelies about these heelies
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No one they/them should have so much power
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Ok armored core
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yknow i'm thinking of getting metal legs, it's a risky operation but it'll be worth it
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I always wanted to try those.
But I didn't wanna commit the money until I had some assurance of success.
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I would unironically wear those everywhere
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Least you can't break your ankles?
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Would actually be easier to break them in these, they don't provide support and actually prevent some foot movements using heelies require at speed.
It's dumb
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Now I want to design motorized heelies to fit in platform shoes.
But first I should probably learn to design motorized shit that's more sophcsticated than "turn on switch and go full-tilt with no fuses or battery protection circuits."
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the ux of the controls would be a tough part I think. Although with how good modern microcontrollers are it wouldn't be that hard to make a tiny remote that communicates over bluetooth low energy
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All fun and games until someone goes all watch dogs on your shoes and skates you out the front of the line at the grocery store.
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I'd go with a button in the nose that you press when your foot is flat on the ground. Lifting your toes activates the wheels, full throttle, no brakes. Ride or die.
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i have heelies at home... my most priced possession.
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I had to give mine to my brother because my feet shrank on hrt. Worst side effect ever (losing heelys, still happy my feet shrank)
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Spring-heeled Jack boots or gtfo
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