wheels

[razorscooters]

will a 110mm wheel fit a razor pro madel scooter the one rubber dirt wheel on that site a few pages back

 

[Ren Konrad]

Are these (http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19980&item=5202000386&rd=1&ssPageName=WD1V) wheels ok? They expensive but I dont care. What about core and rubber. Or are this one better http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=19978&item=5212354778&rd=1
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[Brian Boston]

i dont know why but i think the core would crack easy

 

[Ren Konrad]

but the second one is a metal core. So I dont think so...

 

[Ryan_W]

dditn we determine from brians wheels that inline wheels built for speed do not work well on impact?

 

[Brian Boston]

my wheels had 4 skinny ass spokes, the ones he just posted that are metal core look really good though

im auctually still riding my metal core wheel on the back and its fine

 

[Terry Price]

The 1st ones look like they will brake easily, the way the core is attached.. the 2nd look better

 

[Jake Carlyon]

YES!! Corey Ryan rides those wheels, The Hyper MAchs on the back and the Hyper stripes on the front. I rode his scooter and they are really strong and are VERY quick.Buy them.

 

[Ren Konrad]

I do.

 

[Pete Pachota]

Omg, that guy is selling ABEC 11 bearings with the wheels, lol.

 

[Ren Konrad]

yeah, I think is it therefore so expensive. Abec 11 brake after 2 jumps

 

[Pete Pachota]

There's no such bearing you dummy, that guy is just trying to fool noobs such as YOU.
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[Pete Pachota]

something's wrong with my internet

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[Pete Pachota]

whoops sorry, seems like im a noob also
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[seankane]

[quote='smallblacktext'>[ Edited Mon Jul 04 2005, 02:36AM ]</span>[/quote]

youre even a bigger noob than you thought because there are abec 11 bearings

 

[Pete Pachota]

There's no such bearing you dummy, that guy is just trying to fool noobs such as YOU.
<span class='smallblacktext'>[ Edited Mon Jul 04 2005, 02:36AM ]</span>

Well, if you mean the company name. The abec grading system features numbers from 1 to 9.

 

[Ryan_W]

i think its only odd numbers?

 

[jon k]

i think its only odd numbers?

Yeah, it's only odd.

 

[Pete Pachota]

http://www.seskate.com/ABEC.html
http://www.skatelog.com/bearings/abec.htm
http://inlineskating.about.com/od/maintainingyourskates/g/abec1.htm

Anywhere I look it says that ABEC scale are odd numbers from 1 to 9. Abec 11 is a company that makes wheels and bearings and as i posted before, the name is ment to confuse noobs because bearings made by that company arent superior or diffrent in any way (their bearings are abec 3 and 5 rated, maybe there are more).

 

[Ryan_W]

I ride abec 23's