Outlaw Trucks

[ZackyD]

Here is a little preview of our new truck. We will be producing a small run of these to get back the money we put into tools and resources etc... Contains 4 bearings. We suggest Biltins. They are built with a pumpkin seat and the production model will have the pumpkin seat on both sides instead of just one. Base plates are 45 degrees. Hangers are flipable and the hanger has a rake. More information will be posted at a later date. Price will be in the 400's.






-Outlaw Logistics

[tomes]

How much rake?

[green]

Looks like its about a 1/4 inch rake. And 400 bones? Looks like all that cost is from all the gnarly contours it has. Maybe a less fancy shape will reward you guys with more sales?

[Eric Nogueira]

So, its like an offset comp2?

[ZackyD]

This is the same idea of a compII, just with some changed geometry and machined of course entirely It is just a "more" precisely built CompII. Offering better seats for both the bushings, bearings and pivot. We figured instead of building just another billet truck that reproduces cast trucks... we would reproduce the other cast trucks that have not been "precision'ed" yes i can get a more accurate number later but the rake is about the radius of the pivot arm.

[Sandwich]

Very nice
Being a machinist myself, I do say those are some fine curves.

[ZackyD]

Another thing i just remembered they do weigh in a bit lighter than the Comp II's


and thanks Sandwich!

[dbq1928]

I have seen these in person and may I say these are NICE. My favorite is how much lighter they really are compared to the Randal CompII

[Werd]

honestly I really like them, I also like the comp 2's alot so that probably explains it. Width? Axle material?

[ZackyD]

honestly I really like them, I also like the comp 2's alot so that probably explains it. Width? Axle material?

At the moment we are using Randal comp II axles. The width of the hanger is 200mm.
Our hopes are if we can make back the money we will invest in our own axle and incorporate a quick wheel change which will lock the axle and thus enable a regular wheel change with out the use of a screw driver.

[sk8norcal]

looks good,
I think Randal would be proud.. (or maybe not )

I hope this wasn't what Gravity/Randal was working on...

[rayzor tattoos]

looks good,
I think Randal would be proud.. (or maybe not )

I hope this wasn't what Gravity/Randal was working on...

that would suck...they do look NICE
i liked the way comps rode when i rode them....
i'll try to not get this thread locked also
(inside joke u had to be there)

i love looking at trucks

[WillJ]

looks good,
I think Randal would be proud.. (or maybe not )

I hope this wasn't what Gravity/Randal was working on...

they would

and

it's not

[sk8norcal]

they would

I meant Randal Fuller..

and
it's not

whew....

[ZackyD]

I was also talking to some luge people and they wanted a base plate with an angle of 60-65, so we will be producing one of these to have as an option to the 45 degree base plate. Any luge folks out there that want to throw on some input on what is desirable?
Thanks!
-Zack

[ZackyD]

just another picture for you all.

[ZackyD]

We are now manufacturing a 69 Degree plate for the "lusers" testing will ensue

[ur memories]

when can i buy them and what comes with them

[gavmck]

Man, just because of the name I want some to go on my "Dangerous Criminal" deck, hahaha!

Dangerous Criminal
Outlaw trucks

Anyone know of any illegal sounding wheel/bushing/bearing makers?

[Happytime]

Man, just because of the name I want some to go on my "Dangerous Criminal" deck, hahaha!

Dangerous Criminal
Outlaw trucks

Anyone know of any illegal sounding wheel/bushing/bearing makers?

66mm Road rages?