^No

Get some legit wheels. Support the real peeps who making fingerboarding what it is.

Buy some Nocomply or Flatface wheels bro.

List of wheels you should buy, from my own and others expieriences:

Oak wheels if you like grippy wheels
NoCo wheels if you want cheap and smooth wheels
Flatface has ALL kinds of wheels, for a bit of a premium
Close up wheels for the great price and they're very soft

More but these are the ones I can think of from the top of my head.

Get Substance wheels!

what is the width and length of precut FBS tape? please make sure youre right :/

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99 mm lang, 27 mm breit und 1,0 mm dick.

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99 mm long, 27 mm wide and 1,0 mm thick

FlatBenny wrote:

homewood m5
BW new classic
flaked
lowpro family

What should i buy? you guys decide because i can't

FLAKED!
BW new shape has great pop...
but to me the shape is weird, low on one side, and one side is alot longer
I know that it's purposeful, but still.
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Now a question from me:
How soft are oaks?
What are the softest wheels you guys can think of that perform well?
I just wanna try something new, because my wheels so far have been floaty when you ride and hard. ( winklers, flatface)
which is good, but I wanna try something new.

sweetbabies wrote:

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99 mm lang, 27 mm breit und 1,0 mm dick.

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99 mm long, 27 mm wide and 1,0 mm thick

Being fluent in German and studying it for like 8 years now I approve that message

From what I've heard the oaks have a bumpy feeling kinda to them because of the urethane. It sounds like you should buy a pair cause honestly there aren't many other reliable wheels that match what you're looking to try!

K thanks
new question :
Anywhere I can buy ytrucks other then the ytrucks site?
Note: I don't want to buy YOUR ytrucks, I'm looking fora site that sells them.

Fbs sells them, but they're out of stock.

fingershop.es

RM wrote:

fingershop.es

Thanks! mabe I can actually get a full setup there.
BTW nice avatar! lol

yeah fingershop is an awesome sight and they always have stock because no one knows about em real legit too.

and thanks, so much swag up in here

Yo guys, I got a quick question:

Would No Comply V6's fit BRT' 2.0's ?
thanks to those who answer

EDIT: also, I like wheels that squeak, so could somebody give me types of wheels that squeak?

KingWoodfbs wrote:

Yo guys, I got a quick question:

Would No Comply V6's fit BRT' 2.0's ?
thanks to those who answer

EDIT: also, I like wheels that squeak, so could somebody give me types of wheels that squeak?

I'm not sure if v6s do, but I'm pretty sure they would with lock nuts!

And oaks squeak like no tomorrow I think winklers have a little bit if a squeak too

Danny Hymen is wrong, they won't fit with locknuts.

Oh Well, I said I wasn't sure :}
Tomas.... M.

TomasM wrote:

Danny Hymen is wrong, they won't fit with locknuts.

out of interest, how do they not fit? Basically all duals fit with locknuts right? I had g7.1s without locknuts on my brr 1s back in the day : o

TomasM wrote:

Danny Hymen is wrong, they won't fit with locknuts.

No one else noticed this?

KingWoodfbs wrote:

Yo guys, I got a quick question:

Would No Comply V6's fit BRT' 2.0's ?
thanks to those who answer

EDIT: also, I like wheels that squeak, so could somebody give me types of wheels that squeak?

I don't see why not.

My Winklers squeaked a bit. One of my sets of Close Up bearing wheels also squeaks.

Xi wrote:

No one else noticed this?

Xi, are CloseUp wheels alright? I need a cheap set of wheels for my outdoor setup.

TomasM wrote:

Xi wrote:

No one else noticed this?

Xi, are CloseUp wheels alright? I need a cheap set of wheels for my outdoor setup.

Honestly, they're my favourite wheels out of all that I've tried. Since they're urethane, they're great indoors and outdoors.

Check this thread to read my review: https://fingerboardhq.darkbb.com/t4660-close-up-bearing-wheels-review-requested-by-rafi

You also get a free pair of Close Up G4 hangers, the version especially designed for bearing wheels, when you buy a set of Close Up bearing wheels and probably other extras too.

^^^Still proud to be Xi's signature.

Question:

I have bushings and they're nice and all but either

1. They're medium-hard
2. They're thick

Because I barely put on the nut on my TD Wides and they're already squished like hell and tight.

Any way to make it loose without breaking it?

I don't think there's much you can do about that. ^ Super glue some threads on the nut then screw the tip on, and it should hold nicely though.

CrunchyFingers wrote:

^^^Still proud to be Xi's signature.

Question:

I have bushings and they're nice and all but either

1. They're medium-hard
2. They're thick

Because I barely put on the nut on my TD Wides and they're already squished like hell and tight.

Any way to make it loose without breaking it?

I would probably just recommend buying some new soft bushings.