So yhea I got my Flatface G12 complete yesterday and it game with Black G6 bearing wheels. They were working heavenly yesterday but today they are acting a little funny and they start 'clicking' when riding and I feel slight resistance.

Is there any way I can fix this? Does WD40 help? Thanks.

WD 40 is not a lubricant, while yes it seems slippery to the touch, it is actually designed to remove water. It's name WD40 stands for "Water Displacement #40" it is the final product in a whole run of chemicals.. It was the #40 version. It will deteriorate Urethane and other petroleum products, WD40 is not a lubricant and should not be used as one. get some bearing grease or something, If the clicking still doesn't stop contact flatface.

I don't have any greases or lubricant; do you think regular kitchen olive oil, or corn oil, etc... would work? Vaseline? Thanks

I wouldn't try.

Put the wheels in rubber alcohol I do it to fingerboard and skateboard board wheels and bearings it works good

I made a how to on cleaning wheels ages ago, I'll find it

edit, here it is : fingerboardhq.darkbb.com/t1951-clean-wheels

Hey thanks Danny, I really appreciated that tutorial :]

Bones speed cream.. Works wonders dude! Also, I rub my board on a piece of paper in a circular motion to remove the dirt and stuff, it works wicked well.

just so you know my Oak wheels i just bought started clicking a lot too. Turns out the bearing in one of the wheels is broken/defective and that's what causes the click. so far it's only gotten worse too.

Go outside, sesh, come back indoors. Ta Daa.

(break the bearings in, then they should be fine!)

I think outdoors is what ruined mine

idk what i would do if my wheels cocked out after outdoor seshes. thats where i do half of my fbing.