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Drop Through boards have a hole where the truck is mounted. This lowers the board, making it more stable and easer to push. Building your own boa...
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Wheel size contributes to speed, grip, and agility. In general, larger wheels are used for downhill and smaller wheels are used for cruising.
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The Summer is over and it's time to revamp your cold and wet gear for the winter. The change in temperature adds extra obstacles during skate sess...
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If your bearings start to feel rough, noisy, or are visibly dirty, it's time for a clean up! Bearings should also be cleaned when there is a notic...
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The baseplate is the part of the truck that is physically attached to the deck. The angle of the baseplate also effects the angle of the hanger....
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The dreaded wheel bite occurs when a wheel comes into contact with the deck during a turn, stopping the forward motion. This causes a rider to lo...
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To remove the old grip tape, slip a flat edge or razor under the tape and pull
#1Use a piece of old grip tape or sand paper and scratch the top of...
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Trucks control the turn radius of your deck. Ideally, trucks should be the same width of your deck. Setting up a complete with trucks that are too...
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Durometer is the measurement of how soft or hard a wheel or bushing is. All wheels are placed on a scale ranging from 75a to 101a. The lower the n...
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The two most common styles of truck are "reverse" and "standard". Both designs offer different characteristics that change the feel of a board. Th...
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Slide gloves protect you during "Hands Down" slides or falls. Like many of the previous topics we've discussed on this blog, gloves are chosen aro...
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1. Wearing a durable and well fitted backpack will help you stay balanced. Pack the heavy items on the bottom and lighter towards the top. This ke...
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