Retro Freerides
These are new from Retro/Abec11: 72mm wheels with radiused edges designed for drifting and sliding.
Available in three duros; 80A Lime, 83A Lemon, and 86A Orange (same colours as ZigZags):
Check the profile:
* Height: 72mm
* Durometers: 80a, 83a, 86a Reflex
* Width: 45mm
* Contact Patch: 32mm
* Hub: 35mm, Offset
* Depth of Urethane: 18.5mm
* Edges: Round/Radiused
Available in three duros; 80A Lime, 83A Lemon, and 86A Orange (same colours as ZigZags):
Check the profile:
* Height: 72mm
* Durometers: 80a, 83a, 86a Reflex
* Width: 45mm
* Contact Patch: 32mm
* Hub: 35mm, Offset
* Depth of Urethane: 18.5mm
* Edges: Round/Radiused
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Permalink Reply by Ben on
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i've got a set of oranges coming as a trade from canada as we speak....should be a good wheel, the reflex thane is very nice and the powerball shape is a good "everything" kinda wheel...therefore these should be a really nice wheel.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
its funny how the radius edge wheels are coming back, now the thane is fucken awesome... from kryptos style to slalom style back to krypto style with the slalom thane. If they feel anything like the Loaded freerides (protos) that ive got then they should be a sick standup-slide/drifting wheel
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
...slides around
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Permalink Reply by pete on
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I agree about centre set wheels. I am new to the drift/ slide thing, and have seen my purple tangs cone etc and to be able to just swap them around as well as rotate them would be a plus - i think. Are the loaded free rides centre set?
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
who cares if they arent centre set? just turn em around anyway, they still work. you just level out the coning after a couple of sessions then ride em again the other way
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