What width is the standard Razor Pro model wheel?

[gsp1179]

20 mm? I'm looking to buy new wheels and don't want to buy something thats too fat to fit on my scooter.

Oh, also: anyone know the hardness of the stock pro wheels? The official site doesn't say.

 

[Big L]

lol no 98 mm is the size

 

[gsp1179]

I think you misunderstood man.

 

[scooterdave]

if the wheel is under the scooter wheel catergorie (spelling?) in the shop it should fit

 

[gsp1179]

It isn't. I'm looking at inline wheels and am trying to get everything straight before I buy it.

 

[jeff26]

go get your wheel. take your bearings out. measure the width of the bearings and the spacer. add them up. there you go.

 

[gsp1179]

Alright, I'll do that tomorrow. if anyone knows, feel free to let me know the exact size.

Regardless, does anyone know the hardness? I can't exactly measure that.

 

[Devin Hohlbein]

most inline wheels arent thick anyways so you should be good

 

[jeff26]

id try and shoot for 78-85a. yaks are 78a and i wouldnt go any lower than that. low profiles are 85a. but i know some people ride green machines and i forget the exact number but they were in the 90s.

 

[Nick C]

on the packs of razor pro wheels you get from amazon.com the box says 102a, but that seems like its waaaay harder than the wheels actually are.

 

[ENERGY TURTLE]

Green Machines are 91a. Im pretty sure razors are around 80a maybe? Low pros are 85a like jeff said. I wold go much harder then 91a, too slippery.

 

[dre]

all inline wheels work because they use the two bearings and a spacer inside the wheel method, and all bearings are the same size (same as spacers) so you should be all good..

 

[Madis]

20 mm? I'm looking to buy new wheels and don't want to buy something thats too fat to fit on my scooter.

Oh, also: anyone know the hardness of the stock pro wheels? The official site doesn't say.

The standard width of scooter wheels is 24mm.

Tho about 3 years ago i've seen a pair of scooter wheels that were 20 or 22mm wide and they sucked.

 

[Pete Pachota]

20 mm? I'm looking to buy new wheels and don't want to buy something thats too fat to fit on my scooter.

Oh, also: anyone know the hardness of the stock pro wheels? The official site doesn't say.

The standard width of scooter wheels is 24mm.

That's right, I almost made mine 25mm, cause I measured wheels inaccurately and then I was like 'Oh, they're prolly 1" wide cause that seems reasonable', haha.