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Jordan Jasa

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actually you can get an AW125, you can find them at your local Wally World. Really any big-name retailer has them.
 

charles

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Jimmy Heim said:
yak 100's or 110's are the best way to go right now, although i don't think you'll get some until the winter. Just buy new bearings reds bones are affordable at 15 bucks and pretty damn good. If you cant wait for wheels you can buy low pros 110's in the store, a bit harder but they get the job done.


yeah i know
i went into mease motor sports 2day
and talked to the guy there
and he said they dony know when/if there gonna have them
so i had to buy some stock wheels
ewwwwww
 

Eric Magray

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yea i dont see how they're unstable, they break like any other wheel after a while but they're not "unstable"

just get yak 110s and if you still dont want to check out the wheel review thread for some other kinds
 
eric magray said:
yea i dont see how they're unstable, they break like any other wheel after a while but they're not "unstable"
Duh looks like you don't know what kind of person RyanV is... he is, umm... "special".
 

RyanV

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I have a "new a" that has a rubber block in betweem the fork and the tube assembaly that acts as a shock. How much modding would it require to fit 110 Yaks on my scooter?
 

Eric Magray

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uh my guess would be to take apart the fork and on the bottom piece that sits under the rubber you would need to cut a strip of metal out of there so that the wheel wont hit it and if you need more room just remove a little of the rubber so it fits. im just picturing what you would need to do so just get the wheels and mod your fork till it fits.
 

RyanV

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The stock razor wheels I have fit with about 1/4 inch clearence in the front. Is that enough for the 110 yaks?
 

Jordan Jasa

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Nope, if the scooter you have is the same as mine with the shockpad 110s do NOT fit in the fork. I found out the hard way haha. You could get a pair though and try to wear it down on the back enough to fit the front, thats what I did. Just bomb down hills and press on your break or do mannys down them.
 

RyanV

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shortyjordy said:
Nope, if the scooter you have is the same as mine with the shockpad 110s do NOT fit in the fork. I found out the hard way haha. You could get a pair though and try to wear it down on the back enough to fit the front, thats what I did. Just bomb down hills and press on your break or do mannys down them.

Well in that case:

1) How do the YAK 100mm compare to the 110mm in speed and durability?

2) How long did it take you to wear down the Yak 110 mm to fit on the front wheel?
 

whoopa

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the 100mm are going to accelerate faster but 110mm are gonna go faster after accelerating.
the 100mm will break faster i think but still worth the money for the wheel...

maybe 3 or 4 fat hill manuals on the back wheel before it can go on the front
 

Jordan Jasa

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RyanV said:
Well in that case:

1) How do the YAK 100mm compare to the 110mm in speed and durability?

2) How long did it take you to wear down the Yak 110 mm to fit on the front wheel?
1) Well I have the low pros just listen to jonny he knows whats up.

2)I have yet to make it fit, it will go in there but it doesnt really spin. I have had it since about mid-late October but I don't go down hills much, I don't ride park, and I weigh like 80 pounds, so I don't put a lot of stress on my scooter. Yeah, those are the reasons why its taking me so long to wear it down. But you should probably take a week or so of heavy hill riding to wear it down. have fun
 

RyanV

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Well I hav ebeen all around trying to get wheels for my scooter. The only thing I could find that was even close to anything were these 80mm rollerblading wheels (I didnt buy them) Any suggestions on where to get wheels offline?
 
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