WARNING DO NOT RUN YOUR PROTOS IN THE BACK BEFORE WEARING IT IN!!!
- Thread starter Chris Harris
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Sshields32
Steel Member
i agree with donald duck up there.
I understand wanting to get them out for Xmas to make the most profit. but really, if they aren't ready to be used why put them out.
And for the creater of this thread, stupid, stupid, stupid move on your part not wearing it in.
I understand wanting to get them out for Xmas to make the most profit. but really, if they aren't ready to be used why put them out.
And for the creater of this thread, stupid, stupid, stupid move on your part not wearing it in.
scootermcinnis
Member
he wanted to get them out before christmas
ScootingFred
Member
wow, seriously?, thats so weak. so so weak
Donald, I'm sure you saw the Proto thread where hella kids were bitching and moaning about how long the wheels were gonna take to ship, what do you think they woulda done if Andrew said "I have all the wheels, but I'm not selling/shipping any for another month and a half". Things would not have gone well.
Graham Todd
Member
this is a bit off topic but if I bought an eagle sport metal core 100mm should I still ride it on the front to break it in a bit? or will it be fine?
the_SD_local
I own SR.
The wheels are rideable the day they are made. Twan, me and BK all rode ours a week after they were made and they performed fine BUT the longer you wait and/or the easier you ride them for the first few weeks the longer they will last you in the long run. I'm not going to make a thousand wheels and keep them in storage for a year until they are nice and ripe or I would go broke so get over it. ALL WHEELS HAVE TO BE BROKEN IN.
If you rush it they will either break or only last you a few months where as if you are patient and break them in properly you can have a wheel that could potentially last you a couple years.
Like everyone is saying you should ride one in the front for a few weeks then rotate it to the back and put the second one in the front and ride it for a few weeks before you really start abusing them and that is standard for ALL wheels, these are no exception. Patience will pay off and if you rush it you will be bummed.
If you rush it they will either break or only last you a few months where as if you are patient and break them in properly you can have a wheel that could potentially last you a couple years.
Like everyone is saying you should ride one in the front for a few weeks then rotate it to the back and put the second one in the front and ride it for a few weeks before you really start abusing them and that is standard for ALL wheels, these are no exception. Patience will pay off and if you rush it you will be bummed.
Snow Patrol
Member
i rode another prototype in back and deathstarred pretty bad a few times, nothing happened, and it runs perfect.
i didnt even have to break it in by riding it in the front, it was fine.
waiting for reviews is everything.
i didnt even have to break it in by riding it in the front, it was fine.
waiting for reviews is everything.
brandon kilbury
Super Moderator
the_SD_local said:
fixed it, might just be because I'm light, but if twan isn't killing them it makes no sense to me how anyone could
Andy Rhode
Member
Max Muir said:
wow you guys are retards. Imagine that the wheels are pies. right after they come out of the oven they are still not ready to eat. because theyre too hot. the wheels urethane (the black part idiots) arent ready to ride yet. because they just came out of the "oven"scooterkris said:
