@Apolo We can in the future. As of now, gotta stick with the classics and staples first
@torqueboards I see I see. Are you guys putting an edged lip on them? imo they’re the most important feature in a nice grippy wheel
@Apolo I assume your referring too similar to kegels… I was thinking less lip but it’s still something around 61mm contact patch which is much larger that Kegels so it would still be much more grippy.
Pictures please???
I’m interested in the direct drive nice.
Also wheel Duro should be 75, 78 is too hard and anything in the 80s is garbage imo. If 75 was an option I bet that would be number one in the votes and you would have a hot seller.
I can’t wait to see what you have coming in the future
@Battosaii - I’ll add 75A. @ATLesk8 - not yet You’ll like them though… should be less than a few weeks we’ll post them…
Added 75A DURO… Don’t think I can edit a poll.
- 75A Duro
- 78A Duro
- 80A Duro
- 82A Duro
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108mm x 74mm would be better, and make it thin-lipped so it’s lighter. It’s the width that makes it go over railroad tracks and obstacles much better, especially if the lip is flexible
Or even 103mm x 74mm if you gotta
What’s up with your love for hard ass wheels? Lol
Now that I think about it, we should stick with prime numbers
89, 97, 103, 107, 109, 113, 127
Just because we can
He likes stuff hard
These Boa wheels say 82 and they are definitely not hard and they are not chunking either…
My Abec 107 are 74a and they aren’t chunking either 500ish miles later.
My ABEC11 74a chunk like chunking is about to go out of style.
113 mm should be awesome. I never found information about these wheels and the board (kiteboard), a D-EX, apparently made in the UK. Always thought they were the coolest wheels ever but don’t know neither the brand nor the size (??)…
D-EX (Design Extreme Genesis)
100mm is more than enough in my opinion. Using 83mm on all my boards atm
Can’t wait to see these. What would it take to get in on that beta run?
I don’t think these wheels are designed for you LoLzz
LOL you guys make it hard…
Pretty much 50/50 for 100mm vs 107mm.
I am mostly going with 107mm 74A and later down the line we’ll offer 100mm as well.
As for colors… You can choose multiple options.
- Black on Black Core
- Yellow on Yellow Core
- White on Black Core
- Clear Blue on Black Core
- Pink on Black Core
- Red on Black Core
- Orange on Black Core
- Purple on Black Core
- Solid Colors
- Pastel Colors
- Transparent/Clear Colors
- I hate all these colors
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@torqueboards I heard different color pigments can affect urathane quality, imo go with what works best for the formula, black cores go with any build.