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Description

Company: Randal
Hanger Width: 170mm (6.7inch )
Axle Width: 254mm (10inch )
Axle Type: Floating - chro-moly alloy, machined, hardened, and centerless
Kingpin Angle: 30�
Truck Material: 356-T6 CNC machined for accuracy
Appropriate Discipline: Downhill
Bolt Holes: Oldschool
E-Mail: randal-1@pacbell.com
Website: http://www.randal.com/fourth.html

User reviews

Average user rating from: 8 user(s)


Overall rating		3.0
Durability		3.5
Construction		3.0
Ride		3.4
Appearance		2.9
Stability		3.8
Agility		3.0
Ease Of Use		2.5
Ease of Maintenance		1.9

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

stable, Saturday, 29 August 2009

Written by Satoru - View all my reviews - Top 500 Reviewer


Overall rating		3.4
Durability		5.0
Construction		3.0
Ride		4.0
Appearance		3.0
Stability		5.0
Agility		3.0
Ease Of Use		3.0
Ease of Maintenance		1.0

this is really more of the rider here. i cant make a firm desicion to reccommend them since it would seem that they benefit me and they could really be trouble to someone else. id say get more info before buying.

Equipment Reviews

How long have you ridden them?: 2 months as of 5 months ago
What Setup are you running them on?: none they are sitting in my bedside cabinet
Typical Discepline?: downhill
How much did you pay for them?: $210
Where did you buy them?: Daddies
What are their weaknesses?: really heavy, and the maintenance is a real pain. also when you start to slide its hard to control cuz they weigh so much. but im a light rider so i think its just me.
What are their strengths?: really stable
What similar equipment have you ridden?: none. the comp 2 is one of its kind.
Would you recommend them?: Undecided

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Sweet Ride, Thursday, 14 May 2009

Written by cheetah94 - View all my reviews - Top 1000 Reviewer


Overall rating		4.0
Durability		5.0
Construction		4.0
Ride		5.0
Appearance		5.0
Stability		5.0
Agility		4.0
Ease Of Use		2.0
Ease of Maintenance		2.0

As is typical of Randals, some excess aluminum on the hanger. With a little grinder, got all that right off.

Equipment Reviews

How long have you ridden them?: 3 Years
What Setup are you running them on?: Now running them on a LBL Screamin' Mary, was riding them on a Landy DH Race. Using Monster Hawgs at the moment. 35 degree baseplate with 10mm axles.
Typical Discepline?: High Speed Bombin'
How much did you pay for them?: 240
Where did you buy them?: Randal.com
What are their weaknesses?: None, except for the difficulty of doing ANYTHING to them. Seems like it's impossible to take them apart.
What are their strengths?: Everything except for easy of use. They are super stable and one time I had a bearing sieze on me and the wheel just kept spinning, thanks to the floating axle. Another thing, thanks to the floating axle, is that they have super low rolling resistance on the bearings so they spin forever and super fast. Another thing is that they are extremely versatile with any other Randal products. Overall, awesome.
What similar equipment have you ridden?: Nothing with a floating axle...so nothing.
Would you recommend them?: Yes

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1 of 3 people found the following review helpful

gnarsky, Sunday, 25 January 2009

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Overall rating		4.5
Durability		4.0
Construction		5.0
Ride		5.0
Appearance		5.0
Stability		5.0
Agility		5.0
Ease Of Use		4.0
Ease of Maintenance		3.0

i have the 186mm compIIs 10mm axle, i have never bent an axle (i wheigh 170) and i thrash them prety hard. i love these trucks, the only downside is how close the hanger is to the ground because of the bearings so i trip out about hitting stuff in the road (like reflectors) but i ride 70mm wheels. and they sound sweet when you are going really fast because you can hear the axle spinning.

Equipment Reviews

How long have you ridden them?: a year
What Setup are you running them on?: drop-through, 42* plates, jimz bottom bushings, abec 11 barrel tops.
Typical Discepline?: dh
How much did you pay for them?: ?
Where did you buy them?: the longboard store
What are their weaknesses?: none
What are their strengths?: none?
Would you recommend them?: Yes

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

i like them, Thursday, 06 November 2008

Written by rayzor tattoos - View all my reviews - Top 1000 Reviewer


Overall rating		3.9
Durability		5.0
Construction		4.0
Ride		4.0
Appearance		4.0
Stability		5.0
Agility		3.0
Ease Of Use		3.0
Ease of Maintenance		3.0

I highly recommend these trucks, but only if you want a way stable ride. I am running them with double barrel new comp bushings. The beauty of Randal trucks (imo) is the fact that everything is interchangeable so with some patience you can set them up how you want them to feel. Believe me, i tried all kinds of stuff and after months of switching hit on this set up. I am sure that with diff bushings and baseplate angles i could get them to feel completely different. This is my bomber board and i have broken 50mph on it and felt very secure. At least with the trucks-lol. I know that randal had dropped the ball in the past with quality, quality does not seem to be an issue with them anymore. I have a skateshop and all the randals I have gotten are superb.

Equipment Reviews

How long have you ridden them?: 2 months
What Setup are you running them on?: hellcat
186 mm hanger
50 front baseplate - flipped hanger
42 back baseplate
Typical Discepline?: dh
How much did you pay for them?: $160
Where did you buy them?: got a connection
What are their weaknesses?: perhaps could be easier to change wheels-but who cares. They are worth it.
Require 4 extra bearings inside axle which equals additional cost.
What are their strengths?: VERY stable, very versatile with randal's options of flipping and baseplate angles. Freefloating axle in case a bearing seizes, or so they say.
What similar equipment have you ridden?: randal r2 but these are more stable
Would you recommend them?: Yes

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0 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Yandall on Skandalls, Monday, 29 September 2008

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Overall rating		4.3
Durability		5.0
Construction		5.0
Ride		5.0
Appearance		2.0
Stability		5.0
Agility		4.0
Ease Of Use		5.0
Ease of Maintenance		3.0

Here's a look at my set-up.
http://picasaweb.google.com/chris.yandall/MaximusSkandallsAndSkennets#

I rode them for the first time in SLO on Turrey Road. Raced awesome! I like them for high speed G/S disciplined quick turns.

Equipment Reviews

How long have you ridden them?: 74.3 times
What Setup are you running them on?: Using SK8 Kings Maximus and Gessmer Speed vents, oust bearings.
Typical Discepline?: G/S Slalom
How much did you pay for them?: 70 bucks
Where did you buy them?: Richie at SK8Kings
What are their weaknesses?: I suppose they aren't a good pool riding truck.
What are their strengths?: Used as a rear truck for G/S high speed turns, they blazed.
What similar equipment have you ridden?: trackers and bennetts
Would you recommend them?: Yes

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