How to Install The Boosted Beams

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Tyler · Accepted Answer

Since Boosted Beams are a brand-new product, please make sure you have the latest version of the Boosted App and firmware. You can find the app on iOS and Android.

Once you have the latest version of the app, connect the app to your board. Follow the prompts to update the firmware.

Tools you will need:

Skate Tool

How to Install the Headlight

1. To remove your front truck and riser, use a skate tool to unscrew the truck mounting hardware located in the front of the board.

**NOTE** Do not remove the foam pad underneath the accessory port.

Remove the front accessory port cap and install the designated front riser.

**NOTE** Boosted Mini (shortboard) risers are not interchangeable with longboard risers. The kit comes with risers for all available models. Ensure that you are using the designated front riser for the correct board.

3. Plug your headlights into the front accessory port by lining up the arrows on either end of the connectors and pressing firmly together.

4. Use your finger to guide the headlight cable into the channel on the riser, then seat the headlights over the mounting screws.

5. Reinstall the front truck using the skate tool. Let any excess cable rest in the channel on the board side of your truck’s baseplate. Be careful to avoid pinching any wires.

How to Install the Brake Light

1. Use a skate tool to unscrew the truck mounting hardware located on the back of the board. Unclip the motor cables to remove your rear truck and riser.

**NOTE** Do not remove the foam pad underneath the accessory port.

2. Remove the rear accessory port cap and prepare to install the brake light by placing the brake light on top of the rear riser. Feed the light cable underneath the cable management clip located on the riser.

**NOTE** Boosted Mini (shortboard) risers are not interchangeable with longboard risers. The risers are labeled to help ensure you are using the designated rear riser for the correct board.

3. Plug the brake light into the rear accessory port by lining up the arrows on either end of the connectors and press firmly together.

4. Mount the brake light and riser onto the board. The brake light cable should make a loop in the opening located in the middle of the brake light.

5. Use a skate tool to reinstall your rear truck. Allow the excess cable to sit in the opening on the board side of the truck’s baseplate. Be careful to avoid pinching any wires.