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How wheels and bearings affect speed

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  • grogdengrogden
    I recently got the mini logo 95a for a mini logo deck...buttery smooth nice grip and slides on smooth concrete...got another pop and put 55mm 101a on...these are just as nice..they feel soft to me...anyone know if minilogo wheels are softer than others...my 97a slimeballs feel harder and faster but don't have that butter feel
  • MrandrewMrandrew
    The skateboard wheels for street skating are those at the scale of 96a upwards. The purpose of using harder wheels on this kind of ride is for better speed and adaptability to other environments like skateparks and other smooth pavements. You can also use softer wheels, but they might run slower because they have more grip.
  • GlenGlen
    Probably the diameter and durometer of wheels depending on the most.
  • MrandrewMrandrew
    If you see your skateboard wheels not spinning well, lubricate your bearings and remove unnecessary dirt. :)
  • brigade_billbrigade_bill
    in other news water is wet
  • SkaterRickSkaterRick
    Are these bots?
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