100mm or 110mm wheels?

Electaguitar

Electaguitar

Bronze member
I was wondering what was the difference between 100mm and 110mm wheels. Seems confusing, i've never tried both of them, too. I'm riding stock.
 
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thaanamesbrandon

Member
110MM=Bigger, Stronger(generally), More clearance, faster
100MM= Smaller, less clearance, a lil bit slower, and the urethane is weaker couz there's less

Brandon T.
 
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Jamie N

Jamie N
stock are pretty much 100mm (some are 96mm or so). Quite a lot of people ride 110mm front, and 100mm back, I haven't tried it but apparently you scrape a lot less on ramps.
 
Electaguitar

Electaguitar

Bronze member
So to sum all this up~

110mm = Very good wheels / Durable / Faster
100mm = Ok wheels / A little less durable / A little slower

So i'm guessing the best wheel combo is 110mm + 110mm?
 
Thom Cat

Thom Cat

Silver Member
It looks like 110s are the new standard, not many riders on 100s any more. I hate to bottom out!
 
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mat

Steel Member
actually its a big difference.

110 is a better size, but a lot of good wheels dont come in 110.
 
scoodeeni

scoodeeni

Member
100=less urethane, slower, and less ground clearance
110=more urethane,alot faster, and a little more ground clearance
 
scoot4life1811

scoot4life1811

Bronze member
Im riding a 110 proto in the front and a 100 eagle in the back but i suggest getting two 110 wheels they make your scooter higher,faster,smoother,and last alot longer
 
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Ryan Kang

Bronze member
martin b. said:
100=less urethane, slower, and less ground clearance
110=more urethane,alot faster, and a little more ground clearance
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biasm?

100= less urethane, less ground clearance, less metalcores, more plastic hubs
110= more urethane more ground clearance, some brakes dont work with these, more metalcores, less plastic hubs

i like a 110 in front, 100 in back
 
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