wtf metal core yaks

Matt Dibble

M3MB3R
Staff member
Unlike most scooter wheels which are 24mm wide overall, these wheels are 24mm at the hub and 20mm at the rim.

*Caution. Past models of these wheels have shown a tendency for the urethane to separate from the aluminum. While we hope this has been corrected with this model, we cannot guarantee that this problem will not reoccur. However, the urethane rarely leaves the hub, and it is a relatively simple matter to epoxy it back to the aluminum.


lol
 

scooterperu

Steel Member
wow... the spoked one is the same as SOA wheels, FAIL, and that fullcore has the plastic bearing slot too big.. idk how they will hold up. someone test!
 

Humma

Steel Member
^So true.
Eagles are the bomb.
These look strong but there looks like the hub is really big

Get brian to test these lol
 

Steven_T

Member
For less than 8 bucks... thats still DEF. worth buying and trying. And if they are good, its time to stock up fast.
 

Humma

Steel Member
Steven T said:
For less than 8 bucks... thats still DEF. worth buying and trying. And if they are good, its time to stock up fast.

WOW i just read that

Wonder if that site ships to australia
 
Steven T said:
For less than 8 bucks... thats still DEF. worth buying and trying. And if they are good, its time to stock up fast.
Its a wholesaler, so the minimum order for that site is like $300 or $350.
 

SOA

Steel Member
these models both the spoked & solid core model, are SOA design, we have said this months ago on this site, that YAK will have the same model

the model yak have im pritty sure are the first made ones using different compond of PU same as our Blue models, we a lot have seemed to fail compared to the new Orange models we have they are unbreakable

yak even states Caution. Past models of these wheels have shown a tendency for the urethane to separate from the aluminum. While we hope this has been corrected with this model, we cannot guarantee that this problem will not reoccur. However, the urethane rarely leaves the hub, and it is a relatively simple matter to epoxy it back to the aluminum,

hmm this yeah seems to me he doesnt know much bout the stuff they sell, as they are not a designer

also this statment prooves this 100%
it is a relatively simple matter to epoxy it back to the aluminum. no wheel maker would suggest this,

i will have wait as u also to see review on these new yas=ks, but s far as im told from factory they were made same time as our blue models, also i think there made with old design which has stripes of alloy into the PU to try to bond it correctly

cant wait try sum as id like compare it to our old blue & new orange models
 

Humma

Steel Member
ScootersOnly said:
these models both the spoked & solid core model, are SOA design, we have said this months ago on this site, that YAK will have the same model

the model yak have im pritty sure are the first made ones using different compond of PU same as our Blue models, we a lot have seemed to fail compared to the new Orange models we have they are unbreakable

yak even states Caution. Past models of these wheels have shown a tendency for the urethane to separate from the aluminum. While we hope this has been corrected with this model, we cannot guarantee that this problem will not reoccur. However, the urethane rarely leaves the hub, and it is a relatively simple matter to epoxy it back to the aluminum,

hmm this yeah seems to me he doesnt know much bout the stuff they sell, as they are not a designer

also this statment prooves this 100%
it is a relatively simple matter to epoxy it back to the aluminum. no wheel maker would suggest this,

i will have wait as u also to see review on these new yas=ks, but s far as im told from factory they were made same time as our blue models, also i think there made with old design which has stripes of alloy into the PU to try to bond it correctly

cant wait try sum as id like compare it to our old blue & new orange models

Doubt it. From what i've heard and seen.
 

SOA

Steel Member
HummaScoots said:
ScootersOnly said:
these models both the spoked & solid core model, are SOA design, we have said this months ago on this site, that YAK will have the same model

the model yak have im pritty sure are the first made ones using different compond of PU same as our Blue models, we a lot have seemed to fail compared to the new Orange models we have they are unbreakable

yak even states Caution. Past models of these wheels have shown a tendency for the urethane to separate from the aluminum. While we hope this has been corrected with this model, we cannot guarantee that this problem will not reoccur. However, the urethane rarely leaves the hub, and it is a relatively simple matter to epoxy it back to the aluminum,

hmm this yeah seems to me he doesnt know much bout the stuff they sell, as they are not a designer

also this statment prooves this 100%
it is a relatively simple matter to epoxy it back to the aluminum. no wheel maker would suggest this,

i will have wait as u also to see review on these new yas=ks, but s far as im told from factory they were made same time as our blue models, also i think there made with old design which has stripes of alloy into the PU to try to bond it correctly

cant wait try sum as id like compare it to our old blue & new orange models

Doubt it. From what i've heard and seen.

i Dont understand what u mean, cause what u just posted as reply doesnt make sence to weather u doubt the whole thing i wrote or one part or more then one part,

i also dont beleave u have heard or seen any think to much to relation to my comments, the fact i designed these wheels with the factory, also know info to when these yak metal cores where made & the design compared to ours, also the fact yak ave 6,000 pcs of these, so hopefully for them there not the faulty models

as said i dont understand your reply, as u DONT KNOW INFO i do on these wheels, so i doubt what u have heard or seen if actualy to relation to my comments, & only relation to old models of these wheels

as i said need get sum so i can compare them also cut one inhalf to see if differnent to our models also wait for reviews from other riders who are going to try these new models out
 
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