100mm micro metal cores

Tristan Mathews

Tristan Mathews

Member
so seriously every ones been saying that there shit and everything now... idk whether it is worth buying cause i know there was a thread on this saying they chunked off like 110mm wheels.
 
Aaron

Aaron

Silver Member
From what i've heard 100mm is the way to go.
110mm are faulty, or so i've been told.
I know i've already broken a 110mm..
 
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gerkin of honour

Member
yeah i heard some bad stuff about the new metal cores or something but i am not sure.
also tristan where in aus did you get your metal core? (noob question)
 
Tristan Mathews

Tristan Mathews

Member
Tommo[AIR said:
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yeah i heard some bad stuff about the new metal cores or something but i am not sure.
also tristan where in aus did you get your metal core? (noob question)
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man 110's suck dick big time it's like throwing $65 in a gutter, i don't want my 100mm metal cores to turn out like that... and chad has had his 100mm metal core for a year he said
 
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Max Margalit

Member
chad's is like 60mm now haha i had my 100 for about 5 months then it started falling apart so i just dumped it, didnt wanna risk it
 
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Big L

Steel Member
My 100mm has been going good for 7 months now, only problem is that its super worn down, i still love it
 
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Mike Montgomery

Mike Montgomery
the 110mm dehub more then the 100mm.
get the 100mm and wear it in before you ride it in the back and you should be fine.

but these wheels are just too expensive.
 
Jake ODonnell

Jake ODonnell

Steel Member
since the cores are so strong on metal cores, the week spot if the urethane. so the more the urethane, the more leverage to dehub. but i guess, if you took a 110mm and wore it in the front for a while, then road it in the back then you would be fine. but, they;re really expensive, i would just go with gm's.
 
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Zack Jackson

Member
my 100mm just broke today .. it chunked off a little but i cant ride it anymore.. it did last me a while though i think they are worth it
 
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Julian Stevens

Member
the reason that people keep breaking 110s is cause wheels that are 110mm are made with the core the same size, but the rubbers ending point is farther away from the core of the wheel, therefore making it easier to break, so 100s are the way to go, i mean look at Madis, he told me hes had his metalcores for 16 months, and when i saw him for the banks jam they looks 2 months old. so back to the point.


GET 100S.
 
Shaun Walton

Shaun Walton

Bronze member
well, wear a metal core down in the front for a while then switch it to the back to be safe, im runnin a 100mm and had it 9 months now and its super wore down are startin to get gashes and a little chunk fell out but nothin is wrong
 
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