Bears and Randals
I've owned both for a while and curious if anyone has the same opinions. My bear trucks are much less carvy than randals, for example 88a and 82a barrells on Bears feels extremely stable for almost any speed, on randals it feels very unstable for speeds. So far I don't mind, since bears are on my downhill setup.
just curious if anyone has the same opinion, since on silverfish some people are liek "holy crap Bears are so much more turnier than randals," I've tried 78a and 81a bushings on bears and still feel really stable, if I did that on my randals I would fall off.
Just curious if this is normal?
just curious if anyone has the same opinion, since on silverfish some people are liek "holy crap Bears are so much more turnier than randals," I've tried 78a and 81a bushings on bears and still feel really stable, if I did that on my randals I would fall off.
Just curious if this is normal?
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Permalink Reply by Vincent Chapman on
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well it may be because ur running the baseplate flipped? to the 45 degree i think... if u flip the hanger to the again not sure 50 degree it should feel alot more turny....but there is no saying randal is a much more carvy turny truck then the bears seing as tho the bears where made with stability in mind
EDIT: i think im wrong with the degree because it shouldnt change the degree sorry :P but yea try flipping them still
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oh i feel silly i meant the hanger :P
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