Pureskate wrote:

I have some Close-Up bearing and metal core wheels, but they don't seem to work well with basic techdeck trucks.

I paid a lot of money for these wheels, but I just don't know how to use them on anything.

Anybody know what type of truck that would work with Close Up wheels? And I'm wanting to find a truck that would work and is 26mm size.

Also did they ever make any of those Expert Sk8 techdecks a 26mm size? I say this because those Expert Sk8 trucks were like special trucks with special hangers made for their special bearing wheels.

I think those special techdeck trucks would maybe work with those close up wheels i have.

anyway thanks.

Try shaping a set ?



How long is shipping from ytrucks (yellowood ) to uk ?

What type of trucks sit lower, ytrucks or brts?

movin-like-burnie wrote:

What type of trucks sit lower, ytrucks or brts?

Brt's i'm pretty sure.

brttttttz

Whats best bushings that will last long? My two sets of Oringz got destroyed in like a week each. Do witchcrafts break easily?

TehBlazer wrote:

Whats best bushings that will last long? My two sets of Oringz got destroyed in like a week each. Do witchcrafts break easily?

I use my nocomply orings for a really long time haha!

Are these good for just practicing? http://www.stabilo.com/com/p/stabilo-power

TehBlazer wrote:

Whats best bushings that will last long? My two sets of Oringz got destroyed in like a week each. Do witchcrafts break easily?

Witchcrafts do last long if I'm right will had his for very long

They last forever, I have seven sets and love them all.

TehBlazer wrote:

Whats best bushings that will last long? My two sets of Oringz got destroyed in like a week each. Do witchcrafts break easily?

Witchcrafts are the best bang for your buck, I've had mine for 5 months and they're still going strong.

So I think I know the answer to this but just a quick question anyways, Y trucks accommodate any wheels unlike blackriver trucks?

Yes jaymes

What's with the first topic message reminder? Was that just added in?

How good are duel duro wheels, what is it about with them like what there made of an are they grippy or sliddy.

and has anyone ever takin anything from school that made a totally wicked obstacle?
or something cool you've fingerboarded on at schook

I want to know how high the kicks on in terms of degrees. I have a protractor, but I don't know where to put that little circle on the protractor on the deck.

Do I measure from the lowest part of the dip right before the tail goes up or do I measure from more of the center of the board before the dip right before the tail?

Thanks.

will purple oaks look shit on y trucks silver and a berlinwood martin winkler graphic ? will it look good ?

It might look a little funky but it will perform very very good

GunnerBoser wrote:

It might look a little funky but it will perform very very good

Yeh it has a lot of colours :/ oh well we will see soon enough

Jack B. wrote:

GunnerBoser wrote:

It might look a little funky but it will perform very very good

Yeh it has a lot of colours :/ oh well we will see soon enough

worst comes to worst, you trade the oaks for wheels you know you will like

How long does shipping from oak wheels site too U.S usually take

Gabe fingerboarding wrote:

How long does shipping from oak wheels site too U.S usually take

Took my friend 3 weeks, depends though really

Whats the best way to coat a deck?

Bobbernaut wrote:

Whats the best way to coat a deck?

Not sure if my way is "best" but I will do a light coat first. How long you wait really depends on the temperature in your area so keep that in mind. But you just spray a coat and wait for it to dry and then do a light sand and then spray on another coat. Keep on doing that until you feel it's good enough. Usually 4-5 coats is good enough.

Edit: I also find that you should use lacquer in a can rather then the lacquer you use to brush on.

Ryan wrote:

Bobbernaut wrote:

Whats the best way to coat a deck?

Not sure if my way is "best" but I will do a light coat first. How long you wait really depends on the temperature in your area so keep that in mind. But you just spray a coat and wait for it to dry and then do a light sand and then spray on another coat. Keep on doing that until you feel it's good enough. Usually 4-5 coats is good enough.

Edit: I also find that you should use lacquer in a can rather then the lacquer you use to brush on.

Thanks, sounds good!

Does anyone know whether or not you can use blackriver tuning on y trucks and also does brr have the 32mm hangers available in the first aid ??

Flippedoutfb wrote:

Does anyone know whether or not you can use blackriver tuning on y trucks and also does brr have the 32mm hangers available in the first aid ??

I don't know the answer to the first one, but the second one is no. For some reason, they don't carry 32mm hangars. Pretty stupid imo.