Paris 195mm Truck. Coming Holiday 2009.

**jman1365** · 08-29-2009 05:47 PM

Originally Posted by Cruzer

um, did you even read the title of this thread

it doesn't even matter if he did read the title, because those aren't paris trucks

**Cruzer** · 08-29-2009 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by jman1365

it doesn't even matter if he did read the title, because those aren't paris trucks

If you look at the top right cornor of the trucks there is a Paris logo, I assumened that ment they were Paris trucks

**dozer jr** · 08-29-2009 06:01 PM

they aren't paris trucks. they are sayshuns. someone probably put the paris sticker on it to mess with people

**jman1365** · 08-29-2009 06:06 PM

Originally Posted by Cruzer

If you look at the top right cornor of the trucks there is a Paris logo, I assumened that ment they were Paris trucks

you made an ass out of yourself by making that assumption..

**bpz** · 08-29-2009 06:10 PM

You guys are all making fools of yourselves by trying to give information on things you know nothing about.

They were originally called Savant Trucks, manufactured by people who have ties to Sayshun longboards. They were originally going to be the CNC'ed (or as you all say... "precision") Paris trucks but I've been told that that fell through.

**luftywaffles** · 08-29-2009 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by dozer jr

they aren't paris trucks. they are sayshuns. someone probably put the paris sticker on it to mess with people

Originally Posted by bpz

You guys are all making fools of yourselves by trying to give information on things you know nothing about.

They were originally called Savant Trucks, manufactured by people who have ties to Sayshun longboards. They were originally going to be the CNC'ed (or as you all say... "precision") Paris trucks but I've been told that that fell through.

thanks for the info

i heard that they were going to be distributed by paris, but they are now being called Proton trucks....

strange....they look good though.

**LFP123** · 08-29-2009 09:20 PM

im def getting these with a randal 42 plate

**zolojub** · 08-30-2009 01:01 PM

Originally Posted by LFP123

im def getting these with a randal 42 plate

you read my mind.

**gabriel[abc]** · 08-30-2009 01:45 PM

I really want these on 45 cindrich plates for a topmount. The lean from 42s feels kind of awkward to me

**Anton Milioti** · 08-30-2009 02:09 PM

not really sure why everyone wants a plate in to 40's. i am a HUGE fan of the 50 degree plates on my 180 hangers for downhill, should feel even more stable on a 195mm hanger.

**ConnorH** · 08-30-2009 02:18 PM

Originally Posted by ton

not really sure why everyone wants a plate in to 40's. i am a HUGE fan of the 50 degree plates on my 180 hangers for downhill, should feel even more stable on a 195mm hanger.

word.

Ive tried just about every baseplate option when running randals, and just recently I tried out 50/50. The agility and turnyness is awesome, and feels pretty stinkin stable at speeds as well.

**Dubester** · 08-30-2009 02:29 PM

Since I've been riding for Paris I have been pushing for a lower degree baseplate, even though I think i'd still ride 50 degree plates most times, Since they are plenty stable and just feel so good. Now that i've had the 195s on my board a bit and thrashin, I feel I don't ever really need a lower degree baseplate, the combination of the paris bushing seat and the extra width makes them plenty stable for anything within our spectrum of speed we skate at, even on 50 degree plates!

**gabriel[abc]** · 08-30-2009 02:50 PM

Originally Posted by Dubester

Since I've been riding for Paris I have been pushing for a lower degree baseplate, even though I think i'd still ride 50 degree plates most times, Since they are plenty stable and just feel so good. Now that i've had the 195s on my board a bit and thrashin, I feel I don't ever really need a lower degree baseplate, the combination of the paris bushing seat and the extra width makes them plenty stable for anything within our spectrum of speed we skate at, even on 50 degree plates!

ohhh Thanks for the enlightenment dubes. I'll just use 50's too. When these are sold, will it be just hangars? Or a complete set

**Bookworm** · 09-09-2009 11:55 AM

Update? Anything new and/or interesting?

**killdozer** · 09-09-2009 12:36 PM

Originally Posted by Bookworm

Update? Anything new and/or interesting?

I don't know if this was covered already but do we know if the new hangers can be flipped? 195mm hangers, flipped on 50º Paris baseplates will be pure sex! The reason I ask is I am running Paris 180s flipped right now and love the feel. I also like the height on my Avenger like this. I don't want to have to get Randall 42º plates to lower the board with the 195mm hangers. I like how the 50º react with my riding.

**8ftbed** · 09-09-2009 01:24 PM

You need to (please) tell me your complete Avenger setup.

**thedragun** · 09-09-2009 01:33 PM

**Blix** · 09-09-2009 01:48 PM

**killdozer** · 09-09-2009 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by 8ftbed

You need to (please) tell me your complete Avenger setup.

09 Avenger with Flipped Paris 180s. Stock, new style, Paris barrel and cone in front with standard washers and Paris, new style, barrel on the bottom rear and a 92a Khiro Barrel top with flat washers. Otang Stimulus and Biltin bearings.

Originally Posted by thedragun

Doesn't that make the bushing seating more funky?

Funky like old RHCP? What do ya mean? They flip just like Randall hangers flip. I don't use the extra washer like Blix says but I may take a look at that. I dunno if I have to or not.