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Bones Reds Skateboard Bearings
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BONES REDS were developed to be an affordable alternative to Bones Swiss. They feature ground and superfinished chromium steel balls and races, a high speed, removable nylon ball retainer, Bones Speed Cream lubricant and a removable, non-contact, frictionless red rubber shield. This combination of Skate Rated design, quality components and careful quality control makes them faster, smoother and longer lasting than other skateboard bearings in their price range, so let the good times roll with Bones REDS.
Strong Fast Longer Lasting Pre-Lubricated with Speed Cream Easy Cleaning & Relubricating Removable High Speed Nylon Ball Cage Non-contact, Removable Rubber Shield Bones Skate Rated Design & Quality*
Each package comes with set of 8 bearings, pre-lubed with Speed Cream, instructions and a sticker.
Item Number: 152
Manufacturer: Powell Peralta
Manufacturer Part No: BONES-REDS
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Product Reviews
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Best for the price
Kevin
(Canada)
4/12/09 10:14 AM
I looooooove these bearings! Easy to clean, fast, long lasting, quiet. Thank you Bones!
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Red's and sliding answer
Lee
(California)
3/10/09 4:23 PM
I have Red's on Dervish and the thing flies! Oh and I have never had a problem pulling huge slides with Red's, so if you are thinking of still getting a board just for sliding and you want to get Red's, then get em', cause they're awesome!
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sliding?
Max
(Boston)
2/24/09 5:49 PM
I got some of these on a spud and love them. I want to make another board devoted to sliding, but I remember hearing that reds shouldn't be used in sliding boards. True?
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Galactic Overseer
lee
(se pdx)
2/18/09 6:54 PM
bearings are only as good as the worst one(or two) in the box. I got these and put them on my rig and had two wheels(all brand new btw)that spun for 1 min 45 secs(with a little variation of course) and two wheels that I was lucky to get 20 secs spin out of!
I took all the bearings out, noting the slow ones and even out of the wheels they were HUGELY different in spin rate. I would not get them again because it appears I would have to get two boxes to sort through for 8 DECENT bearings. I know this is not just a bones issue. I had Oust moc 7's before and they were awesome. I'm thinking of trying some Ninja 7's to save a little money...if I don't like those then I guess I will try to save for some moc 9's. I hate it when I get a brand new crappo bearing!
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Anonymous
(Unknown)
3/13/08 10:36 AM
these bearings are well worth the $15 I spent on them. Once they were broken in, they performed beyond what I had expected.
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