wheel bite with nersh wheels
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Permalink Reply by Michael English on
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what are u using on it now bro?
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Permalink Reply by Matt Gray on
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im using it as a freeriding board so i got otang stimulas on it but i want to convert it to a downhill board coz im getting a landy switch
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well if 70mm are fine. just tighten it with the 75's should be fine
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on -
You might be better asking in a forum overseas. I seriously doubt anyone in Australia has a set yet.
Based on looking at the items though it's a safe bet if you keep your trucks tight for a speedboard setup, however if you like running it loose as a carver you may run into W/bite drama's.
I've got a set of Big80's the same size and on cutaway boards there's no real issue.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Owen on -
big 80s are Nersh, same wheels diff name.
you should have no issue as sector 9 cutouts are pretty big, if they do wheelbite I would say either bear 2010 852s as they will extend your wheelbase, so push your wheels further forward and back from your board, harder more restrictive bushing or both.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Trav on -
they are called big80 wheels on their website, but the picture shows them printed with "nersh" (minus 5), the 75x70mm wheels. i hear they are releasing a 85mm x 80mm wheel, which would make more sense to call them big 80s...?
Anywho, if you can run normal 75mm wheels then you should be fine as its mostly the outer lip that is huge.
i ran them with stalkers (and soft bushings) on the FP and it was fine
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pretty sure they are called big 80 minus 5
80-5=75 XD
Trav said:they are called big80 wheels on their website, but the picture shows them printed with "nersh" (minus 5), the 75x70mm wheels. i hear they are releasing a 85mm x 80mm wheel, which would make more sense to call them big 80s...?
Anywho, if you can run normal 75mm wheels then you should be fine as its mostly the outer lip that is huge.
i ran them with stalkers on the FP and it was fine
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Permalink Reply by stephen.mhsrider on
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they're called Nersh now because the maker of the wheels was being a complete retard on silverfish (even moreso than SF usually is) and the name big80 became synonymous with all round shittiness in general
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Trav on -
anyway, get them, they are a great wheel.
soooooo much fun hooking into a corner way too hot, on a terrible line and still have grip to spare!
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by sean meaney on -
They aint all grip though, i have seen a grom ride them for freeride very well, really fun wheel if you ask me, i would love a set for MTN Highway
Trav said:anyway, get them, they are a great wheel.
soooooo much fun hooking into a corner way too hot, on a terrible line and still have grip to spare!
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