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Seismic Drops The Cry Baby PDF Print E-mail
Written by Seismic Skate Systems Central Command   
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 00:00

 

 

Seismic Drops The Cry Baby

 

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Boulder, CO – After an extended tantrum of research, development, and tearful pouting, Seismic Skate Systems is fired up to introduce the newest members of its freeride wheel family – the 60x38mm Cry Baby and the 64x42mm Cry Baby.  Both are available in red 84A and blue 88A, with centerset bearing placement.

 

These babies have undergone extensive testing beneath the decks of many skilled riders, and the feedback is rolling in. One thing’s for sure: The wheels are standing up to the highest expectations.

 

“Everything about these wheels is a blast,” said Seismic team rider Lamin Cassama of Stockholm. “They’re just the size and shape I’ve been searching for, with an amazingly consistent, controllable slide.” Added Dre “Grizzly” Nubine of Aurora, Colorado, “The consistency is unbelievable – no chop at all, just sugary crisp sliding and slow, even wear. The slide and hookup at high speeds is perfect.” 

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 June 2013 15:12
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