Best wheels for riding street?

[Brian Boston]

Im pretty sure its because eventually the slots for the bearings stretch out after awhile and the bearings move around and make an annoying click noise when the wheel is rolling.

 

[Behlau]

yea aj please

 

[Derek Scootz]

i like yak 110's

 

[steve leone]

tyler ive seen you at ocean acres and for you i would say ride a 110 yak in the back and a drive in the front that is what im riding and its smooth as hell.

 

[Richie T]

lol i like the 110 yak in front and 110 low pro in back iv only riden that set up for a few days... wats this about low pros' cores breaking?

 

[brandon kilbury]

to me the spokes in the lowpros look thinner than yaks, and for me they break pretty easily on anything besides park. (lowpros) yaks new and old have worked great for me

 

[skylerforreal]

I like the way both wheels ride

 

[hoppie333]

yaks are probably the best for riding street!

 

[bucket]

i ride 110 yaks all around

 

[dre]

Micro metal cores are the best if you don't mind the clicks. I have an idea to stop the clicks but i dunno if it would work right. I was thinking of wrapping a piece of electrical tape around the outside of the bearing and put it in the wheel, but it might be too thick to get back in the wheel.

maybe saran wrap? I'm pretty sure tape of any kind (well maybe not packing tape) is too thick for that. It's a good idea though..