For Sale: Custom Zealous Trucks
These are standard Zealous trucks with the axle removed and stainless threaded inserts fitted to accept Radikal axles.
I've also replaced the stock (Randal) pivot cups with hard JimZ delrin bushes.
The thru axle design was massive overkill on an already strong hanger so I decided to lighten it up a little. Also with the Radikal axle design you can vary your hanger width.
They are currently 210mm wide using 3/8" axles (as shown) however 203, 222, 228 and 240 width can be achieved using different axles (not included).
Standard hangers were very basic with minimal machining to reduce cost however they looked a bit cheap in my opinion. So I've rounded over the edges all round for a more stylish shape and polished them up to a far superior finish.
These are one of a kind trucks.
You will not find these anywhere else in the world.
If you want your rig to stand out from the rest, these are the goods.
Price is $200 shipped anywhere in Aus.
Serious buyers only.
I don't wanna hear that your 3 weeks allowance short of buying these. Save up and talk to me when you're ready to buy.
I've also replaced the stock (Randal) pivot cups with hard JimZ delrin bushes.
The thru axle design was massive overkill on an already strong hanger so I decided to lighten it up a little. Also with the Radikal axle design you can vary your hanger width.
They are currently 210mm wide using 3/8" axles (as shown) however 203, 222, 228 and 240 width can be achieved using different axles (not included).
Standard hangers were very basic with minimal machining to reduce cost however they looked a bit cheap in my opinion. So I've rounded over the edges all round for a more stylish shape and polished them up to a far superior finish.
These are one of a kind trucks.
You will not find these anywhere else in the world.
If you want your rig to stand out from the rest, these are the goods.
Price is $200 shipped anywhere in Aus.
Serious buyers only.
I don't wanna hear that your 3 weeks allowance short of buying these. Save up and talk to me when you're ready to buy.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on -
Trucks are sold.
Cheers Toby for the quick payment. -
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Permalink Reply by Ryan 'RY RY' Peterson on
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gratz toby!
enjoy em! -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Rob Mcwhinnie on -
awsome bro. Are you making anymore.
Have you rode much on them. They look brilliant great work.
Was looking at the area1 truck from krimes to get for europe but if your making more ill pay upfront. Need a truck to withstand 3foot drops Carve and race.
What do they weigh bro. -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Toby on -
fitz quick question do you recon i shud put some loctight on the radikal axels and the adjustable pivot?? and does the left axel on the top hanger look slighlt off line or is that just me?
cant wait to get these thanks fitz -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on -
I didn't make these. I bought them and improved them.
I don't think there'd be any truck able to withstand abuse like that Haha!
I haven't weighed them but they're about the same as a smokie.
Rob Mcwhinnie said:awsome bro. Are you making anymore.
Have you rode much on them. They look brilliant great work. Was looking at the area1 truck from krimes to get for europe but if your making more ill pay upfront. Need a truck to withstand 3foot drops Carve and race.
What do they weigh bro. -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on -
The axles are hexagonal like a bolt head where they screw into the hanger hence they aren't symetrical making one side look different to the other.
Loctite not required.
If you tighten them up with a spanner they won't come undone. I've never had a problem with my radikal after years of racing.
Toby said:fitz quick question do you recon i shud put some loctight on the radikal axels and the adjustable pivot?? and does the left axel on the top hanger look slighlt off line or is that just me?
cant wait to get these thanks fitz -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
get Kahas bro, either them or Aeras, only trucks designed proven to stand up to that sort of abuse
Rob Mcwhinnie said:awsome bro. Are you making anymore.
Have you rode much on them. They look brilliant great work.
Was looking at the area1 truck from krimes to get for europe but if your making more ill pay upfront. Need a truck to withstand 3foot drops Carve and race.
What do they weigh bro. -
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Permalink Reply by Bozac on
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don't plasma trucks have a lifetime guarantee? be the first to send back a pair rob i dare you haha
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
sure they have a lifetime gaurntee but they look like shit for the type of skating we're talking about. they cant do 'everything'
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on -
Sorry but I don't believe there is any truck that has 8mm axle that can consistently withstand 3ft drops without any damage, then double up as a race truck.
I don't care who's name is on the truck or what they're made of, it's not possible.
For the record. These are stronger than Kaha's. -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Toby on -
thanks for the info, cant wait to ride these badboys
Fitz said:The axles are hexagonal like a bolt head where they screw into the hanger hence they aren't symetrical making one side look different to the other.
Loctite not required.
If you tighten them up with a spanner they won't come undone. I've never had a problem with my radikal after years of racing.
Toby said:fitz quick question do you recon i shud put some loctight on the radikal axels and the adjustable pivot?? and does the left axel on the top hanger look slighlt off line or is that just me?
cant wait to get these thanks fitz -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Rob Mcwhinnie on -
who makes 10mm trucks that are worth the bucks.
Enjoy toby. Bring them to bomb squad 1 night so we can have thrash on them. -
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