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    Default 75a or 78a Gumballs

    I won an auction on eBay for a new set of Gumballs 76mm & 75a. However, the ones I got were 78a.

    I have been waiting to skate on Gumballs for a week now and I hate to send them back and wait again for the 75a.

    For just crusing the sidewalks and streets, should I consider sending them back or go with the 78a?

    I have been following the threads and some say the 75a are the best and others say 78a.



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    78a is practically the standard duro in longboarding and perfect for what you wanna do.

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    78 will be just fine.

    it will not only roll faster, but will slide a little easier. and its still a good duro for bumps and cracks.. pretty much anything up to 85ish is good for comfortable cruising.
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    Great, I'll keep them. I tried the 90mm / 75a Flywheels and those roll a mile. But I do see where I have to push off alittle harder. I am throwing the Gumballs on now.

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