Wes W. wrote:

GodBlessEmerica wrote:

Anyone have experience with Ebay? Ive been seeing some good things but I have never tried bidding or purchasing something on it. Any help would be grateful

If you're unsure about an item, contact the seller, and ALWAYS I MEAN ALWAYS check the seller's feedback before purchasing/bidding. Hope this helps a little bit.

P.s. Ebay can lead to some great buys if you're lucky.

Yea so far everything is in check for the seller, looks like a solid listing. I just have had no experience with Ebay before. I get the idea of it, but Ill just have to experience it first hand one day or another. Thank you though

eBay is amazing. I get most of my fb stuff off there because of the low prices on great condition items

No problem man, glad I could help!

@godblessemerica ebay will even reimburse your money if you get scammed and the money was taken out of the paypal you paid i believe they have insurance but it might be of their own faculties

Who can give me any decent tips for editing with Sony Vegas 13 ?

HSK wrote:

Who can give me any decent tips for editing with Sony Vegas 13 ?

dw bby

Casin0 wrote:

@godblessemerica ebay will even reimburse your money if you get scammed and the money was taken out of the paypal you paid i believe they have insurance but it might be of their own faculties

alright thats another good thing to hear. thanks

rvlt wrote:

i think that some deck can have ytruck or blackriver truck, but there are some deck that can have only ytruck and other that can have only blackriver truck
it's just me?

all trucks baseplates are the same size an should fit on any deck (aslong as the holes are drilled on the deck right)[/quote]

i know that, seeing that because of the aesthetics and brand compatibility

Wes W. wrote:

My nuts for my wheels are stripping, not the axle, I'm positive, anybody know of a way to fix this? And no, I don't have different nuts to put on. lol

You don't have a tech deck to steal shit off?

Matthew Taylor wrote:

Wes W. wrote:

My nuts for my wheels are stripping, not the axle, I'm positive, anybody know of a way to fix this? And no, I don't have different nuts to put on. lol

You don't have a tech deck to steal shit off?

if he doesnt teflon tape works miracles, assuming its readily available

Thanks Casin0! But I've already done the super glue idea. And Nah Matty, I just literally have this one china setup, that's all.

Wes W. wrote:

Thanks Casin0! But I've already done the super glue idea. And Nah Matty, I just literally have this one china setup, that's all.

You wont have this problem in a few weeeks

Haha, thanks again man!

Some of the people asking "why am I not getting into the BST section"? don't meet the requirements. Read the post that explains how to gain access...

@KapitalJ my only question is how long does it usually take?

GodBlessEmerica wrote:

@KapitalJ my only question is how long does it usually take?

For God 1 day is 1000 years and 1000 years is 1 day.

@GodBlessEmerica - not too sure man.... the mods seem to randomly update. I am assuming when they have time? Maybe they wait until there are enough people that have met the required criteria..?
I'm sure it will be done soon, as there have been a few members asking about it.

So I guess I dont really have an answer! lol...

@KapitalJ yea I just have to be patient I guess. Itll happen eventually

Alright, so I'm here today to ask the age old question. Who makes the best urethane wheels? Joycult, Oak or some other company I don't know about?

_jdfb wrote:

Alright, so I'm here today to ask the age old question. Who makes the best urethane wheels? Joycult, Oak or some other company I don't know about?

Cartwheels.

All joking aside I can't really tell you what's the best, they're all slightly a different feeling. Narrow it down to three factors, variety, price, and what you want your wheels to feel like. Want something grippy or something closer to an actual skate wheel? Can't answer that for you but seriously you gotta check out Ywheels, Planktoons Rool Wheels, and at least Grand Fingers.

Joycult is a slimmer wheel, and I really like the street shape. Oaks are heavier and wider, while ywheels are grippy and soft. It all comes down to personal preference and how you like your setup to feel. Btw, joycult has clear wheels

Whats the cheapest option i was thinking of getting a pair of nocomply lab's for 20 any for 20 that preform better* (smooth)

_jdfb wrote:

Alright, so I'm here today to ask the age old question. Who makes the best urethane wheels? Joycult, Oak or some other company I don't know about?

Haha age old question

Don't forget Ywheels.
Haven't tried Joy ones yet, but if I had to choose between the other 2 I would say Ys

@danielM will they wear i want realistic wear on my wheels

@_jdfb: Either Oak or Joycult depending of your preference. From what I have read Joycult are thinner and slightly gripper than Oaks...but Oaks slide and grip JUST right IMO. I tried Y's and wasn't really a fan...though some people go ape shit over them! I have had friends use both and they also prefer Oaks over Y's.

I am going to try Joycults as soon as they come out in: Black, Red or Royal Blue (yeah, I am a fussy git like that, lol).

Whilst Cartwheels are a good wheel choice I don't think they have a 'poly' feel to them like Oaks, Y's and Joycult...though they are rather nice/grippy wheels all the same

Hope this helps a bit

- Jono