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How to Adjust a Toe Stop
by Mel Blackwood @troubleon8wheels In this video, I'm working with an adjustable toe stop (the bolt-on style cannot be adjusted). The...
Skate Equipment Advice
The Skate Sanctuary
Aug 18, 2022
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Why we use a bearing tool over the roller skate truck to remove a bearing #unpopularopinion
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Here to feel good. Looking good is a bonus ๐ (Skaters over 45) #menopause
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CUSTOM ColorLab Riedell 3200 Roller Skate Build with Reactor Pro Plate
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Are they good or just more experienced? #mindsetshift #coach
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Every time you skate, you're building experience. Confidence will come and go. Beginner Skaters 40+
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for fitting bearings into your roller skate wheels (beginners over 40)
What you need to know: ๐ Roller Skaters need 16 bearings- two in each wheel ๐Buy a roller skaters pack 1x16 or 2 x skateboard packs 2x8 ๐it's usually easier to install bearings into softer / grippier wheels ๐Buy wheels and bearings from us at the same time and we will fit them for you ๐ we recommend you have a set of bearings in sets of wheels you use regularly ๐use better quality bearings in wheels with a more specific purpose (usually firm wheels) to get the most response from the wheel. ๐ Your axle size determines if you need 7mm or 8mm bearings. Very generally, most manufacturers use 8mm, some European ones particularly favour 7mm. Got a question? Ask below !
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