yak usa comp 100mm 85a wheels???

[div55]

to make it just 1 harder is really not goin to do much as all inline wheels hardness is like 2-3 more or less of there actual printed hardness on the wheels. u say not 91a? why alot of people use the green machine wheel.

 

[AaronA]

91a will last a long time

 

[Jason]

Make the hub design into a metalcore. That'd be better.

 

[LukeMaff]

They broke at the hub

 

[div55]

can u post a pic of the hub where it broke? if u still have.

 

[Domsicle]

Listen dude, its a 10-15 dollar metalcore. What you pay for is what you get. If your really this worried about the wheel breaking then buy a fricken eagle/micro/proto

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[div55]

nobody on this thread is talkin about a metalcore wheel??

 

[Jason]

I was actually. Third post from the bottom, page 1.

 

[redline582]

so luke how did the wheels break? was it the hub? or did the urethane chunk or dehub??

nick u say they r too slow and too hard? so u would prefer a harder urethane but a weaker hub?

i understand all the aussie riders need a harder urethane like 91a at least since u are like riding on the sun in summer months. ive sold heaps of hyper green machine and agent orange wheels to australia. do u think this labeda hub is pretty durable??

Why would i want a weaker hub/core/whatever?
the core is fine, its just the urethane is too hard, so why would i go up to 91a which is even harder?
I think that the speed is fine, but i didnt ride them for long so i didnt really compare.
Its probably just me that thinks that they are too hard because im used to the other yaks which has alot softer urethane.

 

[NickGraham.]

where do you get these?

ECX action sports, my local shop sells them. if you would like I could buy one for you then sell it too you. there 15.00 at ecx. so thats what the price will be, plus postage.

 

[Matt]

ya could you get me a full core one?

 

[NickGraham.]

wait are you talking about the metal core one? or the plastic full core one?