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Did you even have to ask? Proto.

Any stock or skateboard bearings will fit. But remember to put in your spacers.

I don't think you know me but, Ethan White.

Skater HQ. They're a bit expensive, but they're there. http://www.skaterhq.com.au/browse/browse.asp?DeptID=104&CatID=1050

Another good video of that sort, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nw9Be2mIA0E

Keep it on. I don't know why other people would do it, except to fit a 125mm wheel on the back.

w/? Is it so hard to write with? Maddgear's are allright, the griptape is almost full.

I allready made a thread on these wheels.

who cares it's a Micro.

I always like reading this thread.

Theres me, and my friend Sam who's in yr 9. In a school of about 700-800

Same for me but I don't find it so much fun but more of a way too cool down.

I don't think it's actually carbon fibre.

don't you have anything but your scooter? That must suck.

Hey look what just popped up on SkaterHQ, an inline wheel with a solid core. They look pretty strong, has anyone ridden them? http://www.skaterhq.com.au/browse/details.asp?ProdID=133103

What about if it's hot glued?

There are people around were I live who scooter, but they're all like 5 years old. I used to have a bunch of people who I rode with at my local but now they're all getting into BMX. So I still ride with them but it's not as good.

yeah.

Trial and error. Just figure out whats comfortable. I ride 16-17

If it were me I wouldn't go for them because 90mm feels a bit stupid but it's up too you.