Picture doesn't do justice but I doubt they are 32 mm? The collector series tech deck trucks are usually 29 mm.

can't really tell but amazon has the correct ones

JakeC wrote:

Need a quick question answered
are these 32mm trucks?

These are 28mm

Poor quality compared to china trucks now

I noticed that a lot of people use oak bowl on "normal" setup, what is the reason?

@rvlt oak bowl shape are dope! Ive tried it in regular deck and it gives it an awesome vibe... just amazing ^-^

rvlt wrote:

I noticed that a lot of people use oak bowl on "normal" setup, what is the reason?

i've noticed tre-flips are much easier and look better

g15/15.12 length? wheelbase comparisons? Starting to shop around for shorter decks. Thinking of this or queen's deck, RW shorty, etc.

I recently got a Woob - cozy and I set it up with BRTs and Oaks. I also have a Homewood NM set up with BRTs and Oaks. After using the Woob for a bit, my Homewood feels insanely light. Does anyone know if Woobs are particularly heavy or are Homewoods just really light?

Uncle Brigamini wrote:

I recently got a Woob - cozy and I set it up with BRTs and Oaks.  I also have a Homewood NM set up with BRTs and Oaks. After using the Woob for a bit, my Homewood feels insanely light. Does anyone know if Woobs are particularly heavy or are Homewoods just really light?

I noticed the lightness too when I switched to my Homewood NM. They are light boards. Even lighter if you are using YTrucks. One of the reason I put my BRTs on it. I love mine though, but I do like heavier decks at times too. So I always have a couple set-ups

^i love my Homewood too. It honestly depends on the day...one day I prefer the lightness of the Homewood and the next day I'll prefer the heavier Woob. Either way, YTrucks on the Homewood would be insane. The deck would pop through the ceiling

I've done that ^^^ Homewood with X4's and flatface G7's... Too much pop to the point were the board was nearly uncontrollable

do the new brr bushings wear in with use or do they stay shit

Does anyone know a place to purchase either a NFB mold or something just as good? Any time I have been on their website it says they are out of stock

rvlt wrote:

I noticed that a lot of people use oak bowl on "normal" setup, what is the reason?

I do, because they are the best wheels ever and because they feel soo good.

Dax Maxwell wrote:

Does anyone know a place to purchase either a NFB mold or something just as good? Any time I have been on their website it says they are out of stock

you need to purchase one at the beginning of the month when they go back in stock. check back february 1st and they should be back in stock.

can you make dual bearing wheels fit on td lb trucks?

JakeC wrote:

can you make dual bearing wheels fit on td lb trucks?

I thought TDLB trucks already fit dual bearing wheels? You can try using pivot cups or washers.

Yeah, I use Ywheels and tdlbs on my main setup. They do fit, but tdlbs have much greater variance in axel length, length of the threaded section etc. So often 3 wheels will need washers and 1 won't or similar.

The best washers to use in my experience are the conical washers that come on tdlbs on the kingpin, they fit inside most wheels and are perfect for getting both Oaks and Ys to fit on tdlbs without being overly visible.

How long is a Berlinwood? 100mm? I'm deciding between a 33mm or 32mm wide low. I'm used to 33mm, but I know Berlinwood it's a little longer and I don't want it to feel massive. Anyone have a preference?

Uncle Brigamini wrote:

How long is a Berlinwood?  100mm?  I'm deciding between a 33mm or 32mm wide low.  I'm used to 33mm, but I know Berlinwood it's a little longer and I don't want it to feel massive.  Anyone have a preference?  

they are 98mm

Thanks. Also, does anyone still use 29mm trucks? I'm thinking of trying out smaller trucks on a 32mm deck

i follow a couple of people on insta that use 29mm trucks but they use them on 29mm decks also. I wouldn't suggest 29mm trucks on a 32mm board, that comes from experience. the feel is just weird and it just isn't the best thing to do at all

no one really uses 29's anymore. i suggest just using 32s on 32s

Thanks guys. Kind of what I was thinking too. Either way, I think I'm going with a 32mm Berlinwood. Time to mix it up a bit

can't go wrong with that man, berlinwoods are always my "go to" board. always amazing performing decks