WHAT ARE OUR BOARD SETUPS REALLY LIKE??
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if we could get a whole video of ricky doing an american accent and the other members of the braille team doing an australian accent i would cry
Ah yes Perfectly balanced as all things should be.
lol yes
I'm telling you this as an Aussie. Rickys will be a decent attempt. Braille will ultimately fail at an aussie accent by a long shot.
dunno why, but its hard to sound like a bogan
@@isaintlikei4076 thats why itllbe funny
Need a game of skate were everyone rides someone else board and setup
thats a great idea
agreed
and whoever is on ricky's board wears shorts.
they did videos like that back when they used to film at lakestreet a lot. theres videos of john hill and aaron switching boards, doug and aaron, etc.
McNug approves of the metric system and so should you.
PS. That Duck Hunt shirt is 🔥🔥🔥
imperial🧼
i have a 8.25 with indy hollow reynolds trucks. i dont remember what kind of wheels atm but 52's with bones reds...and i turn 51 yrs old in 2 weeks!
I'm getting up there in age as well and want to pick up skating again I made the mistake of getting avenue trucks thinking it would help my ankles but my old self says get some indys (Avenues are really tall and awkward for me) Will have to check out the hollows thanks. :)
I'd love to see Ricky do a hardflip persistence in the future!
Yeah!
Been thinking this the past few vids, deffo needs to happen
I was having a hard time skating in my neighborhood and just got some Ricta Clouds. It's amazing how much you can feel a difference. This video has me wondering if I should get some shorter gear though.
Started skating last year. I'm a small dude and started at 7.5 but recently switched to 7.75 and it's made such a difference. Idk if I'll ever move up, staying open to it but pretty happy where I'm at
I'm riding a quasi board! loving the shape and pop I can get from the board itself. I have independent hollow trucks with 52mm spitfire wheels and trucks pretty tight but not fully tightened mild wiggle on the board and its the best set up I've ever skated!! almost forgot regular bones bearings i don't pay much attention to bearings but the bones always do justice.
I ride a custom built longboard Sanctum 38" micro drop w/ top mounted Bear trucks, RAD 77a wheels and Zealous bearings. Its a killer carving setup which is all I ever really want to do. McNugget might like it because it feels low to the ground. The board is old but everything else on it is new. I have been thinking about getting a new deck but just gonna try some different bushings in the meantime until I figure that part out. I love what you guys do so maybe have a longboard day when you are light on video ideas! Cheers! :D
My setup is 8,125 board, High Trucks, And 53 or 54 wheels. No specific Brand ( If it Works It Works) But hey If I can get my hands on some Braile Merch I would For sure use it.
I wish this would get covered more and more :) Thanks for the great info!
Ayy, World Industries was my first board! Flame boy smile deck, loved that board. Haven’t really heard of it in a while so hearing Chris bring it up got me hype.
I have two boards, one 8.25 with Industrial trucks, riser pads, 56mm Spitfires that are super soft, and Bones Reds. The other one is a 7.88 custom graphic deck with Independent trucks, 53mm Bones wheels, and also Bones Reds. I actually got the first board set up that way because I wasn't really trying to learn tricks just yet and just really enjoyed cruising around. I got the Bones wheels later on to interchange to try learning tricks, but I found that the wider board made it difficult to actually get the tricks started (which is a little weird since I wear a size 11), so I got that 7.88 inch board as a late b-day present to myself and set it up with the Bones wheels and Independent trucks.
hey hey hey I know my abec! I was researching every aspect of the skateboard for like a week before buying my first one. :D I have abec 7 and it's amazing.
Thank you guys been waiting for this
I support local arts and local artists!! Always much love and local skate shops.👏💯💯
Love skate tech. I ride a 8 inch board with medium to low kicks, 14 inch wheelbase, 8,5 inch thunders, 53mm 99a spitfire wheels. Its perfect for me :)
Revive deck 8.0 and Force wheels 53mm, Redz bearings, Indy hollows
Amazing 😂 I was just asking about this. Thanks boys
Grew up on a 7.75, 52" wheels although in my day smol wheels were popular. I just bought an 8.25 and a set of Bones in 52. Still skating Grindking Hot rod lows from 15 years ago, only just getting back on it.
So stoked for ricky's pro deck!!! Congratulations man!! Or should I say congratulations mate? Haha need a kickydecka to celebrate!
I like concave decks feels like it has pop, Jessup grip because I don’t like too much grip, 52 spitfire because they slide, independent trucks because they’re heavy, and bones red bearings 👌🏻
I skate an 8.25 Plan B board, Industrial trucks, Spitefire formula 4 wheels, sector 9 bearings and always coloured hardware. Big ups from Melbourne AUS ❤
As far as I can recall, ABEC bearing ratings were the quality of the ball bearings and the lubricant/packing cream that they were created/produced with.
Abec is that amount of ball bearings inside the bearing
really enjoy this video
my setup😂:
board: real deck
size:8 (i usually ride 7.75 but i was trying size 8)
grip tape: mob
wheels:spitfire formula fours
bearings: spit fire (but i usually have reds)
trucks: independent hollows- usually pretty loose
shoes: nike sb blazers
I just bought new bones wheels and I'm not too crazy about them the wheels I had before them were 53mm spitfire F1 and I rode them for literally 2 years before they got their first flat spot and I like to do alot of reverts and slides etc. They did kinda shrink over time but nothing major I was pretty impressed by them honestly
I like:
Powell flight decks, shape 243 (8.25)
Thunder 148 or Independent 144. Always with Bones Hard bushings. Can't do stock bushings. I like it tight af.
Bones 99a 52-54mm. I've always liked the V5 shape but currently I'm riding V6's and I'm really enjoying them.
Bronson Raw bearings.
Mob grip and diamond hardware.
8.5 Blind deck, Mid thunder hollow trucks, bones 54mm wheels, diamond supply hardware(have had the same hardware for 5 boards now), reds bearings, I have size US 13 shoes and I love loose trucks but not deawon song loose.
I would love to get my hands on a 8" popsicle board that is perfectly symmetrical, nose and tail exactly the same, with a deep concave. And with the new GrindKing trucks. I have a 8" Powell Peralta board, shape 127 and concave K12, and it has great pop and feel.
8.25 Zero board, Mob grip, 149 hollows from independent, 54mm OJ elite wheels, OG shake junt bearings
Imagine being a hand cam for a tripod shot.
😂
I’ve been through several of the 8.1 Nora boards and it’s been a journey for sure
Worked my way all the way up to an 8.75 but I’m now going back down slowly with the goal of getting to 8. At 8.25 right now. Love my krux, Jess up or grizzly. 54 mm wheels
that Lugia griptape tho🔥
My son's board setup is bones reds and bones Tony hawk falcon wheels and standard mob grip grip tape and independent trucks on a birdhouse falcon 3
I went from 7.85 to 8.0 now 8.25 I'm older and heavier these days and I skate street but heavy trucks and rails, just preference and med to tight trucks. I live in Denver CO lots of hills. Oh and them ricta clouds👌💯👏
Flip neon logo 8.25 indy mids w 5mm rubber shock risers, stereo 55’s (pretty sure), also have an old school Ray Barbee w rails and venture wide old school dim trucks and big Visions 67’s 97a’s (or sector9 59’s soft for cruising) ...
Currently on a 7/75 blank board, enuff trucks(I know....I know - but for the price they're not bad), 87a Schmitty OJ's wheels and Bones bearings. It's fast, quiet, smooth, turns well and flips really easily. The board is a bit narrow but it doesn't bother me at all(I grew up skating in the 80's/90's when boards were much bigger and you had to put way more effort in to flip them)
I'm 6 foot 4, size US 12 shoe and I'm 46. Mostly just rolling nowadays hence the setup with such soft wheels.
I normally ride 8.0 boards. i use Independent 139 trucks. I use 52 mm spitfire wheels, but I might try Mike V’s brand street scoundrel wheels soon. For baring, I currently use Independent genuine parts bearings. As for grip and hardware, I don’t really have a preference
Mini super juices are the greatest wheels ever made. 55mm 78A. Now I love reverts and what not but nothing beats the super smooth and quiet ride of super juices. The very first thing you do on your skateboard is roll and if it ain’t comfortable that ruins the whole day for me. I’m okay with putting in more effort to do tricks if I can comfortably ride home afterwards. Then I have 8.1 enjoy deck (not for much longer it’s falling apart) and tensor mids the 8” size
My setup is kinda just thrown together, but it works for me. It consists of some random old 7.75 deck from a garage sale. Black Diamond grip tape. Indy truck baseplates and bushings, with some random hangers I had laying around. 1/8 in Indy riser pads. 54 mm 81b (101a) Bones SPF P2 wheels. Reds bearings. I do a mix of freestyle and street, so the thinner deck feels fine, despite me being a taller guy. The wheels are bigger for rougher terrain, as I skate at some gritty spots and parks. I keep my trucks on the tighter side of mid range, just so I don’t wobble too much. Also, I’m pretty new, like, less than a year, but the several tricks I know are either freestyle or street. I know this comment is two years late, but I only just watched this vid.
Definitely matter of opinion and what works for you, I broke my ankle skating when I was around 15-16, used to skate a 8.25 but now I can only skate an 8 otherwise the board is now too big for me to do flip tricks because my ankle just isn’t the same as it used to be and I’m now nearly 23. Favourite company boards are definitely baker I love the shape of them, a friend broke my board recently as I lent it to him, he gave me a blind board that’s pretty much brand new but I’ve found that the board is super heavy, struggle to flip it and it’s still a size 8, just feels so heavy to flip, guess I got to just get used to it
The higher the ABEC rating, the tighter the tolerances are, making the bearing a more precision part. High precision and small tolerances are required for bearings to function at very high RPM
I remember buying my first setups purely off colours and looks, it's a miracle i ended up riding the right sized boards for my size.
I couldnt tell you what size my first setup was, or anything else about it, besides that it was a girl deck lol I liked the graphic
@@EliasDeAlmeida nice, my first board was a hand me down girl deck from my cousin
Nice dude. I got lucky and got it as a birthday gift. Only board my parents ever got me though, after that I was on my own haha
Abec rating is the spacing between the ball and the ring for the speed a bearing can handle in machinery. Abec rating has little to do with bearings that are used for skateboarding in wheels. Bones bearings are skate rated, the impact a bearing gets etc etc. The Ceramic bearings are made to handle the high temperatures ,vert or downhill skateboarding for example. For my skating, park or streets, I like an Baker deck from 8.0 - 8.5 mellow concave. Indy mids 144, Bones bushings medium, spitfire formula four classics 54mm 97a, crusty ground, or 52mm in 99a. Bones Swiss bearings, MOB griptape, shake junt 7/8 bolts.
Do a how to set up your skateboard video Ricky. Much love.
When I last tried to get into skateboarding I got an 8.25 Element deck. I always was drawn to that brand when I was a kid. I wanted the rest of the setup to be lightweight so I had low trucks and small wheels. I had my trucks tight. I don’t think I’m ever going to be able to commit to it now I’m 33 though, and I just don’t have the knack for falling and not injuring myself. I ended up switching to soft Ricta Cloud wheels so I can just cruise around instead.
Crazy how the same day I got a new spring setup, you guys make this video hahaha
Badass vid!
8.25 brallie first try board with venture trucks. Bones big ball bearings, and 53s 99a local shop wheels
8", thunder low trucks, 52mm spitfire classics, bones red. works just fine.
I like to skate 8 or 8.1 Inch boards, low trucks, medium sized bones wheels and wear them off until i must change them. I dont pay much attention to the bearings. Also I am getting into Deck rails lately.
That shiny Lugia looks sick! My favorite Pokemon
My skate setup now is Prods Ironman Primitive deck 8.125, Bones wheels 52 mm v1, independent forged hollows trucks 139, random abec 9 bearings, Grizzly griptape, Diamond hardware
8.125, indy mid, 52mm 100a, enuff abec 9. I'm looking for a deck with a more mellow concave though, I'm going primo too often.
The ABEC rating system includes grades 1,3,5,7, and 9. The higher the ABEC rating, the tighter the tolerances are, making the bearing a more precision part. High precision and small tolerances are required for bearings to function at very high RPM, in products like high speed routers that must spin at 20 to 30,000 RPM.
What l heard is that abec rating #'s mean how fine the tolerance gap between the ball bearings are. I don't know something like that. Now you guys got me curious and I think I'll Google it now.
9.1 panhead
18 y.o. Rush hybrid ceramic bearings.
Indy stage 11 149’s
Satori 84b top shelf 53mm.
I skate custom shape I shape my own decks it feels more personal like a coffin shape but exact same on both ends 6" tail 6" nose
Just in from the live. Shout out to that joseph dude.
I ride an enjoi 8.25. thunder trucks and bones wheels.
Look after your bearings and they'll last for ages. I've got some Quickies bearings I've had since 1999 on one of my boards and they're still going strong.
I enjoy spitfires classics and the burners bearings
Zooyork was always my go to board with Tensor Trucks, Bones Wheels n Swiss bearings. N i always skated 7.5 n was never that consistent with my tricks until one day someone bought me an 8.5 Tony Hawk Birdhouse board which back in 2003 everyone considered it a posers board which i def wasnt lol but i gave it a shot n instantly became super consistent so like they were sayin dont get hung up on one specific brand n think that thats it because it could be hurting ur progression as a skater. Although the my last Zooyork board was given to me by Harold Hunter(r.i.p.) n that is prob on of my alltime favorites that i still skate till this day. Along with my Element Smiley Face board given to me by Mike V at one of his concerts cuz i was a stagehand n saw him backstage n he actually gave me his board it was def one of the coolest days of my life. Mike V is def a huge influence for me!!
Reppin' a Zoo York myself at the moment. 👊
i have a unique set up😌 creature vx carbon fibre 8.8” deck, independent titanium 9.125” trucks, and bones 52mm wheels but they’re probably 45 or 46mm now lol, ps i’m 6’4 with size 13 feet, the big board helps me feel more balanced. and yes it flips and 3 shuvs just as nice as an 8”
What are your prefered bearing brands? I also enjoy cleaning my bearings. Cheers!
Also what company does your boards or do you press them yourselves like your own complete manufacturing? Also want to know if they are cold pressed
Honestly, it depends so much on the brand whether 99A and 101A are actually really any different. The 99A definitely _should_ feel more sticky, but at the same time it is not a universal standard. Meaning a 99a Ricta Chrome core wheel might slight more than a Spitfire Formula Four Conical Full 101A (not even kidding). I love both, so don't get me wrong. But it wouldn't surprise me if the Ricta Chrome Core is the harder wheel. I also have some Ricta Clouds 92a and those are awesome too if you want softer more comfy wheels. Issue is, they won't slide as well in grinds or slides, meaning if you're very trick orientated you probably should get at least 99a wheels or harder durometer.
Folklore is currently my favourite brand of decks to skate they have the perfect conave and tail/nose shape for me 🗿🗿🗿
i started out with the same deck width they did... however, switching to 8.5 when I was 25 was the BEST thing I ever did for my skating.
Current set up preferences..
Welcome Moontrimmer 2.0... 8.5 deck ALWAYS since I first rode it a few years ago
Indy 149s always
Bones reds always
Bones STF 103a... 54mm
Bones HARD bushings
Shoes.. VANS always. Chukka Lows, Atwoods, maybe even the Chimas
is anyone else similar???
Any board with Canadian maple, size 8.0
Matching standard high trucks, for wheels only bones 100s original formula 55mm, bearings abec 7 bones swiss collab and diamond hardware because they have those plastic locking pieces that keep everything tight for longer.
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ABEC has to do with the tolerances of the bearing components from a manufacturing side. Typically a higher rating means smaller tolerances, and better quality control during production. This is what I've heard...
ABEC it's for the amount of RPM they can stand before breaking, cuz bearings going fast tend to get hot cuz of friction and jam, ergo break, the only reason I know this its cuz in engineering school its kinda important
Oust has taught me about the MOC scale. I believe it stands for machine operating clearance. That one is about how much force they can withstand.
Habitat boards. Thunder trucks. Bones reds bearings. Spitfire no flatspot wheels. Mob grip
The abec numbers only impact the bearings in applications where the rpms are above 100k. So it really doesnt matter.
I'd still stay away 1s
Abec is the tolerance they use to machine the ball bearings
Im riding an Anti-hero board 8.25. Element wheels 52mm 99A hardness spitfire cheapshot bearings and thunder trucks with an 8th in riser pad cuz im a big boy so i dotn want a lot of wheel bite. I forget what the hardware is but its phillips.
What shape wheels do you guys prefer?
8.25 ,indy truck,hard yellowindy bushing,53mm 100a socket wheels, i just bought the wheels im testing but kinda feels awkward after a102a shrinked to50 mm
I ride 8.25 boards with 149 Indy or thunder(8.5 size trucks) with diamond Allen hardware, spitefire classic shape formula 4 52mm 99a,with bones redz big balls.I’m a little specific on my wheels and bearings
Obviously you like thunder trucks I've always road independent trucks of some kind but thought about trying out some thunders. I also ride a 8.25 are the thunder 8.5 trucks a exact match to the board 8.25? Cause I know the exact size of indys is 144 to match a 8.25 board.
@@mattwoelke9620 well I always said that both Indy and thunder 149s fit an 8.25 better but go with 149(8.5) thunders
Ishod Wair rides his trucks smaller than his deck size, I think he rides thunder 147's (8.0") with an 8.3" deck, I always found this crazy, but I guess you can't argue with the GOAT.
The best 2 skaters on the team.
My setup:
Size 8 bakers board
Grizzly griptape
147 thunder hollow lights
52 spirtfire wheels Mike Anderson edition
shake junt bearings
independent hardware
Still using riser,rails differnt wheels 52mm 54mm love setting up boards to style everyones different Gen 20 so funny guys
metric system for the win! yeah
Abec refers to how much weight the bearing can handlw i do believe
Pros/cons of heavier vs lighter trucks?
MAKE THE CRIKEY MATE A THING!!
Hard wheels grip at the skate park better than 87a lol power slides with my filmer wheels at the park 🔥😎
My set up is 8 size board lot to medium truks no spesific brand wells 53 54 mm amd abec 3 berings ist a biginer boarrd
Abec rating matters in my opinion. It won't tell you how durable the bearing is, but it does tell you how tight the tolerance is between the bearing and the track. Higher the abec rating, higher the tolerance (less play/slop) in the bearing. A bearing with a tighter tolerance is going to spin faster and generate less friction to coast longer.
What kind of grip though?
A wild Shiny Lugia griptape appears!
It would have been nice to know preferred length and wheel base.
Oh, not mention aggressive kick tale/nose or not and concave agression. Do those things matter?
10 inch deck
215 Indys
Formula fours 54mm
Red bearings
Abec does have an impact on speed and reliability but this is rated at insane speeds that are impossible to reach on a skateboard its more of an industrial spec
bones was the first company to not use an ABEC rating. the reason is that ABEC rating where specifically for rating large machine bearings. so when bones started their company because their bearings were "skateboard bearing" and didnt want any relation to machine bearings.
Awesome 🤙🏼
what kind of trucks does McNug use?