Description
Soft Urethane Fingerboard Wheels
Here are the grippiest urethane bearing wheels for your fingerboard.
They measure 7.5mm diameter x 4.5mm wide.
With a 60d hardness
High Speed Bearing installed.
Contact Us
+1 (805) 509-1039
roswellsskateboards@gmail.com
Question
Corey Hight –
Do the locknuts your selling have nylon inserts???
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Eric Carstensen –
Yes They Do.
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junior –
i have. a question do they speak loud
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Eric Carstensen –
No they are a real 65d urethane. They grip more than they squeak. I have been making them for years and I have found the harder 80d on up is were the squeak comes in.
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minisk8boardP –
I have had these wheels on my setup for about a week and a half now coming from the newly released Flatface G8. Those wheels I’ve been previously using were plastic. The Roswell’s are just as smooth but roll a little slower at first I noticed there is a break in period. This goes by within 5-10 minutes. They are the most unique and realistic feeling wheels I’ve tried for the price and couldn’t be happier with them! I highly recommend these wheels. Great color options as well!
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Mark –
Love the wheels colors and options. They are hard wheels and ride smooth. Minimal break in period. Great price. Wonderful customer service and fast shipping. Came with Easy to recommend
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Mark –
Came with lock nuts*
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John Prigge –
Do the wheels come with bearings?
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Eric Carstensen –
Yes they do.
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Question
Romek –
Why are they so exspensive
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Eric Carstensen –
Well first I have to make a Urethane Rod using pressure. Then make blanks on a lathe. Then assemble the bearing in the wheel and glue in the core. Then back to the lathe to open the bearing up, then oil and polish. and finally test to make sure they spin good.
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