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The front wheels wear more since you have more weight on them, so if you put used wheels back on, the bigger ones go up front. If wheels are flatspotted beyond repair and you want to get more life ...
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Buying your first DH/Freeride deckposted in General / Things You Should Know
@Zach Maxon The downhill division decks are very core. I loved the arrow which was 26-28 inch wheelbase which I didn't find ever needed a chop. If there were more of those type of boards around I'...
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Buying your first DH/Freeride deckposted in General / Things You Should Know
@Teplitzskate Definitely fun, definitely doable, but there's a reason they are the small minority of DH skate decks out there. Starters back in the day went full stinkbug to learn which is the only...
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Buying your first DH/Freeride deckposted in General / Things You Should Know
@Diego Murray I agree with this halfway, I don't think 27 inches is pushing it as much as 20 is.
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Buying your first DH/Freeride wheelsposted in General / Things You Should Know
Requirement: Slidey freeride wheels are essential. You'll need the ability to break traction, which is more challenging at lower speeds. I recommend between 63 and 73 mm height. Finding out which w...
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TURNIN LEFT!posted in General (Gravity)
@Garett Belanger Yeah I'm a downhill skater with a nascar background
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Buying your first DH/Freeride deckposted in General / Things You Should Know
Requirements: For learning, you will need a stiff, top mount, deck with between 20 and 27 inch wheelbase and no drop. If you jump on it, and you feel it flex, you need a new deck. Non-requ...
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Starter helmet guide (you need one)posted in General / Things You Should Know
Why you need a helmet: The more that riders get hurt and look reckless, the more 5-0 cracks down. Other riders will shun you before then. Why you need a good helmet: So you don’t get...
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Snakesposted in Wheels
I basically don't have to do a review everyone has ridden them. These wheels wear pretty slowly but cost a little more than some other wheels off the rip at around 45$ the last time I bought them. ...
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Downhill/Freeride Bushing comparison threadposted in Trucks / Bushings
@Diego Murray Holy cow, thats a lot of good information, do you have recomendations or info on the different types of washers used, or how tightening down trucks effects them. Also maybe in another...
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Sliding and stopping terms!posted in General / Things You Should Know
Sliding: A general term to describe when a skater breaks traction, usually intentionally. Toeside slide or just a toeside: When a rider does a slide with there toes pointing up the hill mid slide....
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