Wheel Treads
Hey,
a long wet winter is coming up in adelaide and im considering carving treads into my wheels. Is it worth doing and what are some good ways of doing it?
Cheers Jonty.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Ian Coggan on -
backhanding yourself in the head three times, then looking on silverfish, or on "flatspot Phil's" thingy
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by tommy on -
steal your mums steak knife stab your self in the leg get on your board while on your knees roll slowly with the knife cutting in the wheel do this about 4/5 times accross each wheel
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Permalink Reply by Philip and Hugh on -
just get a drill attach the wheel to it and use a rasp to cut in the grooves. although the best way is to see if your school has one you can use. (presuming your at school)
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by charlie harris on -
yea just sit on your board and roll along with a knife on the wheel
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Matthys on -
thats frikking gnarly^^^^
lathe*
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Permalink Reply by Jonty Czuchwicki on -
flatspot phil isn't in service and im not a fan of self mutilation..
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Permalink Reply by Jonty Czuchwicki on
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cheers phillip and charlie
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Permalink Reply by Philip and Hugh on
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haha matthys always correcting my mistakes, thanx bro
Matthys said:
thats frikking gnarly^^^^
lathe*
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Ian McGlynn on -
yea just sit on your board and roll along with a knife on the wheel
Bread knife or a flat rasp work best for a quick DIY rain wheel jobby. Like these guys said, just roll down a mellow hill and cut them in. Just be careful not to impale yourself!
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