"It does depend on the board, mine has cutouts so I can't really get my front foot over my front bolts. A cored wheel stuck out more than a bushing, so worked out to be more effective.
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Cored Wheel Toestop
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I've seen quite a few people with Cored Wheels as Toestops So I was wondering How you would be able to mount it on the board?Any Ideas/Suggestions??? Click here for the full story
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alex de Bruin Jan 3.
Slides
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How do I smoothen out my slides so they don't sound all chattery?Click here for the full story
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jack Jul 26, 2011.
Abec11s
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Abec11 Gumballs or classic thane zigzags
Started this discussion. Last reply by Henry Sharpe Apr 13, 2011.
Birch
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birch road tomoz and heaps pumped going to be fun
Started this discussion. Last reply by Henry Sharpe Apr 9, 2011.
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Premium MemberKelly Carter replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Cored Wheel Toestop'
"THe only reason someone would use one is to brag about how they cored a wheels, they're retarded, move you further away from your front trucks and pockets in your board. Need to be all up that ass"
Premium Membercharlie harris replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Cored Wheel Toestop'
"I used a cored wheel for like an hour then changed back to a footstop, cored wheel sucks"
Alex de Bruin replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Cored Wheel Toestop'"Oh wow...About 2 months after school finished and my grammar is already at an apalling state"
Alex de Bruin replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Cored Wheel Toestop'"I was using a cored wheel as a back footstop for quite a while (now ive added a kicktail instead). What was great was that I could make a quick and easy transition between a tuck into a freeride stance; just fling my foot back and itl jam right into…"
Premium MemberThe Dave replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Cored Wheel Toestop'
"There have been photos on here, but yeah, unless your feet are size 30 it's pretty excessive. Just run a longer truck bolt and mount a bushing."
Premium MemberDani replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Cored Wheel Toestop'
"Just use a bushing. A wheel core would be huge! Never seen anyone ever use a wheel core."
Henry Sharpe posted a discussionCored Wheel Toestop
I've seen quite a few people with Cored Wheels as Toestops So I was wondering How you would be able to mount it on the board?Any Ideas/Suggestions??? See More
Henry Sharpe commented on Dr Moron's event 'Adelaide Cross Country Charity Run BHC'"in mitcham brownhill creekuphills n downhill sections should be good "
Henry Sharpe is attending Dr Moron's event
Adelaide Cross Country Charity Run BHC at its BHC. keep it low key
September 25, 2011 from 10am to 2pm
Cross country push and expression session to raise money for sick kids.$10 entry donation will go to Camp Quality.Helmet and gloves required. Pads are a good idea too.Riders will have to agree to stick to the paths when walking up the hill. Riders will also be riding at own risk, and will agree to ride according to the stop/go…See More
Premium MemberJack replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'
"I thought you told me yours did. tad awkward for me then.
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Premium Membertommy replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'
"yo jack nolan, my purp stims dont and i slid them write out of the packet
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Max Heaton replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'"like benbro said, in heats are chattery at a slow speed, i have a set and they slide smooth at around 45-50, but they slow you down HEAPS bro. go with freerides, shred them to the core. youl love every minute of it."
Henry Sharpe replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'"I just got the freerides yesterday and it is raining outside so I havent had a chance to slide on them yet
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Premium MemberBenbro replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'
"yes an in heat is a grippy wheel bro,designed to grip and hold traction at solid speeds,so when it comes to sliding them smoothly,you have to be fairly moving...thats why a lot of people love freerides coz the lack of traction enables you to slide…"
Gus Horsburgh replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'"Why're you sliding on 80a Inheats when you have abec 11 freerides sitting around?"
Henry Sharpe replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'"have also recently got some abec11 freerides I reckon they will do great aswell.
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Henry Sharpe replied to Henry Sharpe's discussion 'Slides'"yeah, speed unlocks many doors when sliding.
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 17:21 on April 9, 2011,
Premium Memberm0juu said… - i was gonna be like WOAH no bushangz in your board but they are just as blue as the trucks!
- At 23:15 on April 5, 2011,
Tom Parolin said… itll have to be the weekend after cos im going to eds new place at the farm.
But your on boy.
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