Broken Knuckle sells clear bearing wheels.
http://www.brokenknucklefingerboards.com/?q=node/332

^dont buy china shit.

yes i wait until some flatface are in stock .

What do you guys think the best deck for under $20 is? Was debating between Red Wolf, OG, or a DK, but I'd like to know what you guys think is the best. I'm looking for good craftsmanship, and all that stuff. I'm more of a low concave-medium kicks kind of guy.

HightekFB wrote:

What do you guys think the best deck for under $20 is? Was debating between Red Wolf, OG, or a DK, but I'd like to know what you guys think is the best. I'm looking for good craftsmanship, and all that stuff. I'm more of a low concave-medium kicks kind of guy.

I believe all three have been reviewed on Unite? Maybe go and read the reviews? I personally think you should look into a Pure or maybe even spend the extra cash and get a Zink. Definitely look around though and see what you think fits best.

Out of those three i'd definitely get the DK deck.

I agree with Ryan. I d recommend pure, as its one of three decks to get a perfect review from Kerry.

What do original Winklers feel like? Are they grippy?

SpencerPaige wrote:

What do original Winklers feel like? Are they grippy?

same material as your big daddys dude

Thanks. I have just heard that people prefer the old ones and I thouht the material may be different.

How much is £27.95 eur in USA dollars

Thanks Trent..

Okay so now I'm deciding between a Pure and a DK, after reading Kerry's reviews. I went to Pure's website, but I don't see any regular deck, just oldschools, woodburns, and customs. Where can I look at their exotics or plain colors, if they offer them? Also, does DK have a website? I've seen some on TNP and FBUK, but I was curious as to if they had an actual website, where there might be a better variety of decks to choose from.

As far as I know, which isn't a lot, I'm pretty sure you can't order a custom pure from their site right now. However, you would probably be able to PM Brian.

The woodburns (if you didnt know) are the exact same as the regular decks, its just that the method used to produce the graphics causes the graphic not to wear off. Basically permanent if I am correct. Cant go wrong with one, though.

HightekFB wrote:

Okay so now I'm deciding between a Pure and a DK, after reading Kerry's reviews. I went to Pure's website, but I don't see any regular deck, just oldschools, woodburns, and customs. Where can I look at their exotics or plain colors, if they offer them? Also, does DK have a website? I've seen some on TNP and FBUK, but I was curious as to if they had an actual website, where there might be a better variety of decks to choose from.

If you email/PM BrianC, he'll probably show you and if there's one you want you can order a custom and he'll make it for you

HightekFB wrote:

Okay so now I'm deciding between a Pure and a DK, after reading Kerry's reviews. I went to Pure's website, but I don't see any regular deck, just oldschools, woodburns, and customs. Where can I look at their exotics or plain colors, if they offer them? Also, does DK have a website? I've seen some on TNP and FBUK, but I was curious as to if they had an actual website, where there might be a better variety of decks to choose from.

Brian can make you anything.. The only limit is the veneer he has in stock and you'll have to PM him about that.

If you buy a DK deck, don't buy it from FBUK.. Those people are assholes.

Wuat do the flatface dual duro wheels feel like that are white on the outside and orange on the inside? What do they relate to? How grippy are they?

I have the ones that are blue on the outside and they feel just like A material...I'm assuming the whites are D material, I'd just go with normal ones unless you really want the extra width.-----Where can I get Oakwheels in the US?  I don't want to order from FBS nor do I want the 53$ pair that is on flatface...

SpencerPaige wrote:

Wuat do the flatface dual duro wheels feel like that are white on the outside and orange on the inside? What do they relate to? How grippy are they?

I have some that are black D material in the outside, (same material as white) and they are honestly one of the smoothest, if not the smoothest wheels I've ever owned. I have two sets and they're both great. The yellow inner/white outer are both made out of the d material so they should be pretty solid wheels. The d material is similar to the standard winkler material, or if you have any other hard wheels they'll probably feel the same ad those, too. Big daddy's (seeing as though you own them) have a different material though, so I can compare the two to each other. Basically they are about average grip.

on my brt's the axle moves around, is this normal and is there a way to fix it?

^ yes it's happens to most sets of brts after a while. It' not a big problem if you have 2 tools. And you could fix it my removing the axle completely ( just pull it out ) and put a very very small amount of super glue on the middle of the axle, and slide it back in.

whats the difference if there is any between the old version and new version of the winkler big daddy'z besides the graphic

Gabe fingerboarding wrote:

whats the difference if there is any between the old version and new version of the winkler big daddy'z besides the graphic

the new ones look a little thinner than the older ones.