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| Abec11 No Skoolz 65mm Longboard and Skateboard Wheels SET OF 4 |
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SET OF 4. No skoolz come in a large variety of durometers and make a great center set cruiser wheel. They also work well for skateparks and pool decks in the harder durometers. A quick smooth sliding wheel for parks, pools, ditches, and longboarding.
Name: No Skoolz 65mm
Hub Setting: CS Centerset
Height: 65mm
Depth of Urethane: 20.0 mm
Width: 42mm
Edges: Round
Contact Patch: 36.0mm
Hub: 25mm
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How they have been described as our customers:
Agressive skating, quick control, smooth transitions
Manufacturer: Abec11 Skateboard Wheels
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From Ninja Skateboards Ninja Lube Skateboard Bearing Lubricant
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Product Reviews
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96a no skoolz
este
(mass)
3/31/2009 1:39 PM
I have the 96a version. They break free incredibly easily and just keep sliding. Not a great cruiser of course but for sliding you cant beat them! Incredibly fun!!
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88a not too good
Captain Kirk
(Canada)
1/28/2009 9:41 PM
I didn't buy them from DBS, but I have a set of 88a NoSkoolz and I find them much slower pushing on streets than my Powerballs or DBS stock wheels.
They'd be good for sliding, garage riding and pools/parks, but definitely not for commuting/cruising.
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94a?
Anonymous
(Unknown)
8/4/2008 10:55 AM
whats the difference between 94a and 76a?
Dan Loveland Writes - 94a is the 'durometer' or hardness of the wheel. 99a is rock hard and 76a is super soft. The typical longboarding wheel is 78a durometer.
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Awesome wheels
Anonymous
(Unknown)
4/20/2008 8:38 AM
I got a set of these in 88a and they fly across smooth pavement and concrete. Even with rounded edges and a somewhat hard durometer, these things have loads of grip. On rough pavement they've got a bumpy ride, but these would be great for parks and pools, and they slide pretty good too.
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Spacers?
Anonymous
(Unknown)
5/16/2008 7:41 AM
What size of bearing spacers do I need for the No Skoolz?
Dan says: You want the Khiro Aluminum Wheel Spacers 8mm x 10mm for standard 8mm axle trucks
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