Exway Atlas Carbon 4WD All Terrain

Exway is releasing the next step in evolution through its long-awaited Atlas. Exway's new flagship that comes as a carbon fiber board with integrated battery and a cruel specs. We on Boardlife are happy to be one of the very few to offer it to Sweden. So whether you want to roll on the street or take the shortcut through the forest, Atlas will be able to take you to a whole new level. Exway has, just as before, been sharp in offering an incredibly sharp performance in relation to the cost. Atlas is not inferior to this either. Atlas is available in two versions where you can choose between the more common 2WD with powerful engines at the rear or if you would rather drive it than the stronger 4WD with engines also at the front! This version is 4-wheel drive. And do not stare blindly at the fact that you must have the strongest. This machine can easily drive the shit out of you even with 2WD. We recommend 2WD for you who know that you will drive mostly on the street but sometimes off-road. The rear-wheel drive gives a slightly different feeling in the road holding than if you have drive on all the wheels. If you have ridden a lot before, you will probably feel more familiar with this feeling. You who are going to drive where there is more gravel or off-road will have even more benefit from the fact that the board actually drives all the wheels. Then we have to admit that it is a completely crazy cool solution! As I said, 4WD is incredibly strong so you can climb on the snow or uphill even better. Atlas comes as a pre-selection with All Terrain tires in 160mm. Air-inflated tires with a smoother tire surface to be able to work well on the asphalt and provide good contact during this type of ride. It is possible to upgrade to air-pumped 175mm with a coarser tire pattern if you want to ride all the more in the woods and where it is really inflexible to ride. Of course, you will also be able to choose to buy regular street bikes also if you want to get a more classic feeling in the ride, but mainly increase your range to a full 54km! If you like speed, 4WD is a little better at the top speed (51km / h) and of course the torque, but with the smaller compromise that you do not get quite as far (27km with AT wheels and 42km with straight wheels). Still solid range in the context 😀

Stylish splash guards set until you stay and the board protected from splashes. In addition, you already have prepared mounts for ShredLights if you want a good opportunity to hang on strong lights. Nice, neat and at least flexible for you who want to be able to get good light for the board. Perfect for you who like evening skiing and who want to be seen in traffic, or maybe see the road in the woods better.

Stylish bash guard in anodised aluminum ensures that the engines on the go, in addition, they keep the board nicer if you set it up. These bash guards work both front and rear depending on what you want to protect.

A further development of Exway's popular Trist Truck with "sidewinder" construction allows you to turn extra well even when driving with the air-inflated tires. For those of you who are uninitiated, it is a double joint truck which can swing twice as well. It gives a nice carving and you will be able to turn quickly and tight even if the board is a little more substantial. It's reminiscent of Evolve's system. By these bushings is of the hot tub type, you still get a nice one rebound and stability even when speed increases.

We at Boardlife proudly helps Exway to offer an arsenal of spare parts and accessories if you want to change what you wear out or modify the board to better suit your needs. This will continuously appear on the site. But feel free to contact us if you are looking for something specific.

An impressive spec gives you a crazy powerful machine.

Note that you should always follow the care instructions given to maintain batteries and electronics to maintain the board's performance over time. Always make sure to charge and maintain batteries according to Exway's recommendations. This is because batteries naturally wear out over time.

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