this may sound stupid but, i just got £15, so should i get another deadpool comic OR some roll 9's from fingersized, yes, i read comics, and i couldnt give a flying turd about what you think

fromagehomme wrote:

this may sound stupid but, i just got £15, so should i get another deadpool comic OR some roll 9's from fingersized, yes, i read comics, and i couldnt give a flying turd about what you think

roll 9's.

Yo blosom ( or blosom team?) will blosom be on flatface when the next stock is out?

Blosom be on flatface. it can't be .

That used to be.

Do bearing wheels fit on normal techdeck trucks?
Without washers and stuff?

Bobbernaut wrote:

Do bearing wheels fit on normal techdeck trucks?
Without washers and stuff?

yes but its best to use washers.

Bobbernaut wrote:

What is the difference between backless and normal bearing wheels?

With backless wheels you don't need washers because the bearing itseft will touch the hanger. With non backless a bit of material is between the bearing and hanger. So you would need washers to prevent wear.
As far as I know the only backless wheels are dual bearings. Also with backless there is far less friction because of the metal on metal so they spin quicker.
That's is about the best explanation I've got.

Yo guys does anyone know how to track an order ? i have the code but i don't know what do with it please help

^Here
https://tools.usps.com/go/TrackConfirmAction.action

i ordered an m2 wide today. is it as good as i here?

do oaks not work with techdeck trucks? or will it work wiht super glueing the nut or somethin like that

^Just out some washers on, they'll work fine!

callumfb95 wrote:

Yo guys does anyone know how to track an order ? i have the code but i don't know what do with it please help

Depends where it is from.. there are a few websites you can use. Royal Mail, and USPS. just type them both into Google and at tracking on the end. Should come up.

fbrep2010 wrote:

callumfb95 wrote:

Yo guys does anyone know how to track an order ? i have the code but i don't know what do with it please help

Depends where it is from.. there are a few websites you can use. Royal Mail, and USPS. just type them both into Google and at tracking on the end. Should come up.

Sola thanks anyways danny hynam and idriveapuris told me how to do it

some of us tracking numbers are so wrong for example flatface they give the tracking number when we order some thing in website . it shows the the stuff still there in that place.

Can someone explain to me the difference between the different flatface wheels and the letters of each?
thanks

This isn't really the place for this question but I don't want to make a thread for it

Is there anyone with a park drawn in sketch-up (or willing to design one) who wont mind if I make their park. I really want to start on a park but don't have any ideas.
PM please btw.

BearWoodFB wrote:

i ordered an m2 wide today. is it as good as i here?

i got my m2 wide a few days ago
its awesome
and totaly awesome
was
not as long as i was expecting it to be - but performence of the deck is fantastic
and i LOVE the foamy j grip they send with it.

one of the admins here has a purple one and loves it
http://www.unitefingerboarding.com/2012/03/no-comply-m2-wide-deck-review.html

captainidontno wrote:

Can someone explain to me the difference between the different flatface wheels and the letters of each?
thanks

The type of wheel (g5, g6, g7 etc.) names the shape, and bearing placement. The letter's aren't just to indicate color, but also the different materials which change the feel of the wheels.

Sorry for double post.

I jsut ordered TLC's and i'll be using them with china wides. If i shape the wides, do i still need washers?

any one know the diffences between no comply roll 9s and sesh savers ?
besides color and 5us dollars
lol

captainidontno wrote:

Can someone explain to me the difference between the different flatface wheels and the letters of each?
thanks

Note: This writing is not mine, some in this forum write this comparison diffrence ages ago, i hope you understand.



FlatFace G4a's- Single bearing wheels faster,smoother and harder material to make it a long lasting set of wheels, They are bigger than the G6D's by a little bit but it doesn't hurt anything. $30

FlatFace G4D's- Harder feeling to the G4's. These wheels also have single bearings which means they are good for the price at which there at, good for beginners. $30

FlatFace G4E's- These wheels are also single bearing wheels, the outside of the wheel is the same shape as the other G4 wheels. These are single bearing wheels as well. $30

FlatFace G4O's- The G4O's feature a mustard yellow kind of color with single bearings in it to make it last a long time, these wheels are meant for beginners who do not want to spend a butt load of money on wheels. $30

FlatFace G6A's- G6A wheels feature a hard wheel that is made to last a very long time, these wheels have single bearing wheels that are made to ride on smooth edges. $30

FlatFace G6D's- Single Bearing wheels used to last a long time, these wheels are not BRR edition wheels and may not work on brr trucks $30

FlatFace G60's- These wheels feature a mustard yellow color to make it look cool, these wheels are medium hard to make it last a long time, single bearing wheels $30

FlatFace G6E's- These wheels have a more harder feel than the original G6D's with a unique touch to it,makes it last longer. $30

FlatFace G6X's- These wheels are single bearing wheels, they are good on any type of surfaces whther it is concrete, wood, granite or anything else you fingerboard on $30

FlatFace G7A's- Dual Bearing Wheels Used on any surface, backless $53

FlatFace G7.1 Brandon Roberts- Hard wheels meant to be used on any sort of surface, dual bearings which means it has 2 bearings inside each wheels, backless. $53

FlatFace G7D's- Backless dual bearing wheels kind of more spendy $53

FlatFace G7O's- More expensive kind of wheel, harder material backless $53

FlatFace G7E's- Backless dual bearing wheels for more money $53

Oak Wheels- Made of polyurethane wheels that makes it feel like a real skateboard wheels, when you powerslide it squeeks like a real skateboard. $38

Substance Thc Brr edition- More harder wheels single bearing wheels compatible with wide trucks and tech deck trucks. $38

Substance Thcb Brr edition- Dual Bearing wheels used for brr trucks and they can be used on wide trucks if you made them backless, price unknown $38

Substance Classics Reloaded- Brought back from a long time ago, clear look to it, $38

Substance THC Dual- Dual bearing wheels made in 3 different colors, black,green and clear made to last long, brr trucks needed. $38

Winkler Wheels- Single bearing wheels. $45

Winkler Wheels Brr edition- Dual bearing wheels meant for brr trucks $45

Winkler Wheels TLC's- Timo Lieben Classics $45

Bollie Wheels- Non bearing wheels meant for beginners who can't afford bearing wheels $13

No Comply Roll 9's- Single bearing wheels really smooth, made to last a long time price unknown.

No Comply Smoothies- Non bearing wheels used for beginners who can't afford bearing wheels quite yet, $15

Which are the "best" of the flatface single bearing wheels?
also, Flatface wheels or nocomply's?
and another, has anyone tried these?
http://aphlikshunfingerboards.com/No-Comply-V6-Dual-Bearing-Wheels-NC-V6.htm

anyone else have this problem:
when im using single bearing wheels on shaped wides, the bearings sort of move around in the wheels... this only just started happening since ive always used dual bearing wheels. i have to pull out on the wheels to make the bearings pop back into place. happening on my nollie runabouts and FF G6a's