How to Break In Your New Trucks

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  • Опубликовано: 6 июл 2023
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    In this video I setup a new complete and give you some tips and tricks for breaking in new trucks
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  • @joshN3230
    @joshN3230 Год назад +24

    Spacers allow you to not push the bearings out of the racings....but the nut should never be cranked down that tight....i think the nut or axle would strip first...

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад +6

      im confused

    • @joshN3230
      @joshN3230 Год назад +11

      ​@@rickyglaser...the actual ball bearings inside sit in grooves that they rotate in....pop off the shields and u can kinda see this....when ever you tighten up the axle nut it applies force to the center racing/housing of the overall bearing....the outer racing/housing is what makes makes contact with the wheel...if you where 2 keep tightening without the spacers you could theoretically push the center racing/housing through the bearing n obviously ruining it in the process but like i said idk if the nut or axle could take that kinda force..... hope that helps

    • @Just_SK8
      @Just_SK8 Год назад +16

      If you have the correct spacers you should be able to tighten the nut fully without it stopping the wheels from spinning. Without spacers there is huge pressure on the bearing casing.
      Long boarders know all about this because bearings matter much more when you're hill bombing at 70kmph

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад +12

      @@Just_SK8 wow u have blown my mind! thank you!

    • @Just_SK8
      @Just_SK8 Год назад +5

      @@rickyglaser no worries it was all news to me until recently. In P Rods new set-up vid he says he doesn't put them in cause they just wiggle around 😄 but some guys explain the mechanics of it and it's very interesting
      ruclips.net/video/gPVBRc4-nTQ/видео.html

  • @notmyname2834
    @notmyname2834 Год назад +6

    You are a good teacher Ricky. You have a very easy going style of explaining things and you explain things well. I appreciate all you do for the skating world!

  • @Unlockingparadoxes
    @Unlockingparadoxes Год назад +5

    Awesome video and setup. Very well articulated explanations and great points. I appreciate you taking your time and energy make this video for us Ricky.

  • @jeremymcdaniel3780
    @jeremymcdaniel3780 Год назад +2

    Love you two! Great content Ricky!

  • @xman20003
    @xman20003 Год назад +3

    I'm still on my first skateboard and can't grind yet but i will keep this in mind for the future, love your videos

  • @mistyyeditss
    @mistyyeditss Год назад +4

    Those trucks are dope!

  • @4-Sight-Skating
    @4-Sight-Skating Год назад +2

    I love krux. Used to be all I skated, but none of my local shops carry them anymore... Tensor mag-lights are my current go to

  • @colejarvis666
    @colejarvis666 Год назад +2

    😂 just commented my fav part about a board and mentioned my krux trucks than came across this. Best trucks I've had. Yew!

  • @Mr.Hopper1
    @Mr.Hopper1 Год назад +3

    You can also use variable numbers of speed washers to space your wheel on the trucks.

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад +2

      yeah i did know that, but i always thought that was a secondary function

  • @sicey
    @sicey Год назад +2

    Love the colour scheme

  • @Tonyfilms.
    @Tonyfilms. Год назад

    i’m happy to see ricky back ❤

  • @ikonic_artworks
    @ikonic_artworks Год назад +2

    Ricky set up new completes exactly the same as I always do. Except my griptape cut is never as clean as that lol ❤

  • @krisfitton7016
    @krisfitton7016 Год назад +1

    I have a set of the dragons with the bronson g3 bearings, no spacers (because i had no idea what they were) and i have no issues or complaints. Ive heard to use them, not use them, heard it doesnt matter....i have no idea haha

  • @ryanrowe1975
    @ryanrowe1975 Год назад +1

    Great video

  • @Shay-dn7cz
    @Shay-dn7cz Год назад +1

    Went from standard team thunders to hollow light thunders, but I went back to 8.5 I'm a fan

  • @aronk3688
    @aronk3688 Год назад

    As a new skater that's just about to hit 1 year of skating and almost being able to ollie (😅) I did a lot of research trying to find out what spacers were for and the conclusion I found, was as well as keeping contact between the bearings so they can spin as one object to help prevent wear, it also gives more structure to the wheels to help them not implode on impact from hitting a crack or landing a jump, etc. :)

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад +1

      Haha yeah, thats the theory at least , the point i tried to make in the vid is ive tried many different bearings and wheel combos with and without spacers, never have i ever noticed any differences in performance or durability 😅

    • @aronk3688
      @aronk3688 Год назад

      @@rickyglaser Fair fair, gotta trust your expert opinion afterall :P The spacers in my wheels aren't big enough to make contact between the bearings anyway, so xD

  • @erikreber3695
    @erikreber3695 Год назад

    I like to cut out the grip around my truck mounting holes. Dont like the way it squishes around the screw heads and makes the screws flesh with the tape.

  • @titancheat
    @titancheat Год назад +2

    I think skate them loose at first so bushings break in easier. Then tighten them so you dont get wheelbite etc.

  • @justinellis2936
    @justinellis2936 Год назад +2

    The spacer is to help the bearings stay in place and roll smoothly

  • @mundanetwig
    @mundanetwig Год назад +1

    new vidi, Lets goooo.

  • @Just_SK8
    @Just_SK8 Год назад +2

    Look up a video on spacers. They are very important. But if you change your bearings every week it probably won't matter as much. Spacers support bearings

  • @oliverthecubesk8455
    @oliverthecubesk8455 Год назад +2

    I use the belt sander to put artificial grooves into my trucks. Not too big of a groove just just right. you need to do the right spot or doesn’t work though.

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад

      wow interesting

    • @oliverthecubesk8455
      @oliverthecubesk8455 Год назад

      @@rickyglaser it works good if you need groves fast
      I’ve mostly outgrown that I don’t do it much anymore

  • @sion7651
    @sion7651 4 месяца назад

    i hate getting new trucks! got some tensors for the first time and they are so damn loose!!
    always had ventures and everybody said get tensors if you want more technical trucks...
    the tip with the old bushings is good! might do that! thanks

  • @mrtoe599
    @mrtoe599 Год назад

    I never touch my trucks when I get new ones. I broke so many bushings when I did fiddle with it. So I usually just don’t bother to touch them and suck it up till they tighten on there own.

  • @thebroboards
    @thebroboards Год назад +25

    Trick question, they never break In

  • @stevenrosello4948
    @stevenrosello4948 Год назад

    Spacers provide internal support so your bearings stay in place especially when they receive pressure from the side like in a powerslide. Your powerslide will also be less chattery because of reduced slop. So they should blow out less often and take less wear and tear damage with the spacers. Of course, the spacers won't save your bearings 100% of the time and they can still blow out.

  • @kitskpop
    @kitskpop Год назад +2

    did you see Andy Anderson's new wheels? what do you think? will you be getting them when they come out?

  • @Just_SK8
    @Just_SK8 Год назад +1

    I thought it was only the bushings you had to break in. What do bad trucks feel like? Besides heavy

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад +2

      how trucks turn is actually an interesting science, "bad" kind of only means personal preference and how the small variables change

    • @4-Sight-Skating
      @4-Sight-Skating Год назад +1

      It's a matter of turning radius. A larger radius is usually easier for beginners, but you can't correct yourself as fast as if you have a tight turning radius... It's a give and take for stability and precision

  • @PANTEATER-tc9jf
    @PANTEATER-tc9jf Год назад

    hey ricky what is your shoe size?

  • @quarters_cp3754
    @quarters_cp3754 11 месяцев назад

    Well the spacer in my light up wheels keep them lighting up but other than that I don’t know either 😂

  • @jeffheyer7783
    @jeffheyer7783 8 месяцев назад

    New deck day!

  • @banshee1322
    @banshee1322 Год назад +1

    I got brand new independent trucks and one of them is so obnoxiously squeaky idk what to do

    • @AdaptZehm
      @AdaptZehm Год назад

      I carve some wax off and put a little bit in the pivot cup, that usually solves it unless it’s the bushings

  • @William_Lc
    @William_Lc Год назад +2

    Nice

  • @ikonic_artworks
    @ikonic_artworks Год назад +1

    The design on the Krux remind me of Rockos Modern Life

  • @SatraSkate
    @SatraSkate Год назад

    Man the question to whether to spacer or not is hard. I’ve been riding with spacers for ages with ceramic bones bearings.
    Then comes along ben debros making a video that you should ride without spacers and how much of a difference it makes like getting that revert sound which I normally seem to lack with spacers in, but when I took them off it doesn’t seem to have made much of a difference 🤔

  • @oliverthecubesk8455
    @oliverthecubesk8455 Год назад +1

    I love and hate my Indies at the same time I love them because I’m just used to them and don’t want to change them but they are so heavy and take so much effort to pop. I really want to try thunders or maybe krux

    • @bassyey
      @bassyey 7 месяцев назад +1

      Forged hollows are light though.

    • @oliverthecubesk8455
      @oliverthecubesk8455 3 месяца назад

      @@bassyeyI’ve gotten used to indies now and they really help my Ollie high

  • @tins_world299
    @tins_world299 11 месяцев назад

    I do the same thing when putting in hardware 😂😂

  • @user-lk5pj8mq7f
    @user-lk5pj8mq7f Год назад +1

    i'm gonna ditch spacers now, thanks Ricky!

  • @anarchohippie3000
    @anarchohippie3000 Год назад +2

    Why do you skate an 8.0 with size 20 feet?

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад +3

      for the vibes

    • @timothyquinn4919
      @timothyquinn4919 Год назад

      Out here is wild, we got mcnugget sized skaters on 9s with 60 mm all terrain wheels skating only street.

  • @JoeKyser
    @JoeKyser Год назад +2

    5:55 how to break in new trucks starts here

  • @Skankhunt-hl9zj
    @Skankhunt-hl9zj Год назад +1

    Nothing feels worse than new shoes new board. I lose all my tricks for a good few days then it randomly clicks after all the grip chills out. I think the new shoes is what gets me to suck it’s too sticky and I can’t flick where I want

  • @Shaunandshaun
    @Shaunandshaun 3 месяца назад

    Can someone just explain do you need to countersink holes in the deck or not ?

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  3 месяца назад

      They are kinda pre sunk if u tighten it enough

    • @Shaunandshaun
      @Shaunandshaun 3 месяца назад

      @@rickyglaser ah maybe with the next board I'll try lol

  • @garrettgessell4785
    @garrettgessell4785 Год назад

    Bro i cannot belive you just tossed the same trucks on the exact same board as me. I feel very cool to have almost the same setup

    • @garrettgessell4785
      @garrettgessell4785 Год назад

      Bro and you also skate rictas? Daaaamn I feel cool. Our biggest differences is bearings. I'm skating bronson for the first time but usually reds

  • @blackbeerd
    @blackbeerd Год назад +1

    love the scenery, somewhere in California?

  • @williamtinazajr.6285
    @williamtinazajr.6285 Год назад +1

    ima try it lol

  • @timothyquinn4919
    @timothyquinn4919 Год назад +1

    Is the reason you don't skate your own custom tape that often is that you are easily distracted?

  • @iemo666
    @iemo666 2 месяца назад

    is it normal for my trucks to get stuck leaning to one side?

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  2 месяца назад +1

      Yeah its normal, maybe tighten and losen them a little and lean a lot and try kinda break them in

  • @himebaughchris4026
    @himebaughchris4026 Год назад +1

    I break mine in then hit the bushings with 303 Fiberglass, Rubber Restorer. Last a little longer.

  • @LagerThanLife
    @LagerThanLife 5 месяцев назад

    See how far away people can hear your wheels squawk with and without spacers ? Maybe they help tune the acoustics so skateboarders can find each other from miles away.

  • @Skel3bones
    @Skel3bones Год назад +1

    How'd you know I got new trucks Ricky

  • @Just_SK8
    @Just_SK8 Год назад +1

    Those trucks look like the seats on Melbourne's trains

  • @james6028
    @james6028 Год назад

    i think in theory the spacers provide rigidity and support the bearings under an axial load. in practice the difference is negligible. if bearings come with spacers i use them and if they dont then i dont lol. not much of a skater though so take that with a grain of salt

    • @vorpalblades
      @vorpalblades Год назад

      Spacers are used to physically connect the bearings into one unit.
      The inner race of a bearing isn't supposed to spin.

  • @ThatBoyDannyV.
    @ThatBoyDannyV. 6 месяцев назад

    Spacers are meant to make your bering last a little bit longer. So they're not rubbing against other hardware or the truck itself

    • @cgonz8
      @cgonz8 4 месяца назад

      Fuck I wish my parents had spacers; they died when I was 12

    • @ThatBoyDannyV.
      @ThatBoyDannyV. 4 месяца назад

      @@cgonz8 Typos And I'm sorry to hear about that.

  • @Tomchik__
    @Tomchik__ Год назад +2

    Early to a Ricky Glaser video??

  • @vorpalblades
    @vorpalblades Год назад

    Use spacers.
    There are 2 different sizes available.

  • @Slizard
    @Slizard Год назад +1

    "Christmas Complete"

  • @motoXcross.
    @motoXcross. Год назад

    Why do u skate such a tiny board for your feet?

  • @joelsmit4070
    @joelsmit4070 Год назад +1

    Have you seen the vid of a chick that was learning to skate and you were reacting to it? She replied back to it

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад

      Sick! Im gonna react! Thanks for telling me

  • @chrislong1928
    @chrislong1928 Год назад +1

    🍕

  • @diplenski
    @diplenski 2 месяца назад

    i don't think i've ever seen a pair of krux in the wild. nothing against them, just never tried them. you rip obviously, jason park, nora v, ron whaley, they must be decent at least

  • @Entheos369
    @Entheos369 Год назад

    That park kinda sucks.. like how you have to just ride off into the dirt after that rail. Kind of a bummer

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад +1

      Lol yeah its kinda random, nice and peaceful tho

  • @PHeMoX
    @PHeMoX Год назад +2

    I have to admit I am slightly disappointed. I expected a video showing how to _break_ new trucks hahahah

  • @user-jg7tl5hj8b
    @user-jg7tl5hj8b 7 месяцев назад +2

    Dont listen to this guy. Dont tighten your trucks for a few days or so. Thats how you break them in. Maybe even just a day. Like he says bushings are weird at first. Dont tighten them down when you first get them. Wait a day.

  • @DDAWGslap
    @DDAWGslap Год назад +1

    Im to late😢

  • @bakerboardz39
    @bakerboardz39 Год назад

    How to break in your new fingerboard trucks

  • @anotheroddskater
    @anotheroddskater Год назад

    Day 14 of asking you to do a collab with Johnny Ringer.

  • @chetgaines1289
    @chetgaines1289 Год назад +3

    spacers are worthless

    • @rickyglaser
      @rickyglaser  Год назад

      right?

    • @SongJLikes
      @SongJLikes Год назад

      Spacers affect wheel-roll way too much…

    • @vorpalblades
      @vorpalblades Год назад

      Spacers are essential for the bearing to operate correctly.

    • @SongJLikes
      @SongJLikes Год назад

      @@vorpalblades - one would think… alas.

  • @quackywhackityphillyb.3005
    @quackywhackityphillyb.3005 Год назад

    Just microwave your trucks nothing bad will happen it breaks them in super easy