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yea im pretty bad with my grammar
an cause i tryed it the hole in the bareing for nocomplys are smaller then the allen key axle

Not sure you got my point. A torx key is not an Allen key, and an Allen key is not a torx.


I haven't yet tried the China trucks with Allen screw axles. But back in the days when we used to replace axles with Allen screws because the original axles would fall out, we had special thinner axle screws for bearing wheels. I actually thought the China trucks would have screws thin enough, but apparently not?

can any trucks fit flatface g13 32mm???

warvelousmen348 wrote:

can any trucks fit flatface g13 32mm???

Yes but it's better to use 32mm trucks like BRTs, Ys or TD trucks. If you need cheap 32mm trucks buy Tech Deck Longboard Trucks that look like standard china trucks.

You can easily set up your wheels on a set of 29mm China trucks so they fit perfectly on a 32mm deck

Mikkel S wrote:

You can easily set up your wheels on a set of 29mm China trucks so they fit perfectly on a 32mm deck

yea thats what i did, i just recently bought some new stuff so i have a whole new complete to ride

Mikkel S wrote:

Quote :

yea im pretty bad with my grammar
an cause i tryed it the hole in the bareing for nocomplys are smaller then the allen key axle

Not sure you got my point. A torx key is not an Allen key, and an Allen key is not a torx.


I haven't yet tried the China trucks with Allen screw axles. But back in the days when we used to replace axles with Allen screws because the original axles would fall out, we had special thinner axle screws for bearing wheels. I actually thought the China trucks would have screws thin enough, but apparently not?

http://www.ytrucks.com/hardware/prod/55

"The kit comes with a high quality Torx steel key"

quote stright from ytrucks, i know trox is completely different tool, but stating it says there is what i went by js

What is a good set of wheels for around 23 pounds?I'd like it to preferably from someone english

Get some oaks man, $36 They're really good

floppyfingers wrote:

What is a good set of wheels for around 23 pounds?I'd like it to preferably from someone english

Try your luck with Grand Fingers wheels from Fingersized.

They are inspired by Substance, so they can't be that bad.

Im planning on buying a new mold OG deck. When you go to buy them, it gives you an option on what bottom play you want. One of the options is Red-Ornage (v1)
Does (v1) mean the old mold?

Link: http://www.ogdecks.bigcartel.com/product/og-deck-new-mold

MapleLeaf wrote:

Im planning on buying a new mold OG deck. When you go to buy them, it gives you an option on what bottom play you want. One of the options is Red-Ornage (v1)
Does (v1) mean the old mold?

Link: http://www.ogdecks.bigcartel.com/product/og-deck-new-mold

just means it's an older deck that I don't make anymore. That deck in particular is around 100mm long and 32mm wide, while the new decks are shorter than that.

Do oaks work on TD longboard trucks?

Mals15 wrote:

Do oaks work on TD longboard trucks?

I tried them and they didn't work well at all, even with the washer :/
But maybe it was just my wheels.

I had Oaks on my longboard trucks for 3 months and they were pretty good imo They felt the same as on my BRTs

I ride my trucks very very tight.

I tried Flat Face team bushings, but I think I killed them by squeezing the life out of them.

What would be a good bushing for me to buy?

I like Y bushings, they are nice and durable.
They have different colors and hardness types too.

Pureskate wrote:

I ride my trucks very very tight.

I tried Flat Face team bushings, but I think I killed them by squeezing the life out of them.

What would be a good bushing for me to buy?

BRR Hard Bushings? Most bushings available now are usually for medium or soft riding. Also, FF Team Bushings have the same material as Y Bushings so it would change nothing.

Mals15 wrote:

Do oaks work on TD longboard trucks?

I used my oaks on Tech Deck Longboard trucks with a washer, and they worked fine. Although, they did move around a lot. And I do think you have to put the wheel on backwards.

MapleLeaf wrote:

Mals15 wrote:

Do oaks work on TD longboard trucks?

I used my oaks on Tech Deck Longboard trucks with a washer, and they worked fine. Although, they did move around a lot. And I do think you have to put the wheel on backwards.

IIRC Oak bearings are centralized so it wouldn't make a difference if it was backwards. The LB TD axles are freakishly long though. You need 2 or more mini washers in my experience.

Pureskate wrote:

I ride my trucks very very tight.

I tried Flat Face team bushings, but I think I killed them by squeezing the life out of them.

What would be a good bushing for me to buy?

Probably NoCo's, rip's, O-ringz (hard), or Ytrucks bushings. I have your problem too, I like soft bushings but tight trucks... so yeah...

Is Peter (from Prete) on FFI or somewhere hahaha I really wanna contact him!

(and if anybody can tell me if they know where I can get a prete or has one for sale)

Does anyone burn their fingerboards after they have broke just like skaters do and where did the burn your skateboard ritual start?

I don't think I've ever broke a fingerboard, so I would have to say no to that one.

Idk is this right place to ask this, but.... why Darian got banned? Did he get like perma ban*

He was being his usual dickhead self and then he spammed with some other accounts or someting. idk though I think that's it