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Quarter Pipe
So today I found this wicked skate shop that has like a mini park in the back of it, and I got to try a quarter pipe for my first time. I was able to make a slick couple of rounds on it, never really pulling anything. Tracking the coping a couple times with my back truck, nothing exstensive. So my question, is there any real difference in performance on a pipe and the size wheel being used?
oh...and any tips on some cool stuff to try?
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Addicted Cruiser
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I ride some 66mm street G's on coping, and I dont encounter any problems with that size wheel. Never rode anything larger tho...
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I was using my 80mm krypto's
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That's a little large, Brah. If you're going to be toying with the coping, they might hang up a bit, maybe something in the 60-65mm range is something you might wanna try. There's dozens of wheels in that size to check out, see if someone will lend you some to try. Me, I dig the Bulldog Shogo Conicals in the soft pour 85a, they like coping long time.
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Concrete Kahuna
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no skools are nice.
::whisper whisper:: 92a is sooooo much better than the 96a
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yah I have the 78a no skoolz, maybe I'll rock those a bit.
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aaa
I just got some 96a No Skoolz...
What am i missing out on?!?!?!?
*sigh*
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Probably nothing, but you could get some slippage on really smooth park transition. I used to slide out alot on over turned revert type stuff with my 97a wheels but I stick pretty good with the 92a wheels I use. But that could be just because of my lame skills combined with kick arse smooth parks.
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rock and roll man rock and roll...
i want to get the bill danforth nicotine wheels....word on the street says they're hella good
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Concrete Kahuna
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Re: aaa
 Originally Posted by NWFresh
I just got some 96a No Skoolz...
What am i missing out on?!?!?!?
*sigh*
not much just the 92a feel better becasue you don't feel every litttle imperfection on the entire ramp. plus they wear strange
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Did he actually say "you look quite the fool"?
Was this guy an english buttler by any chance?
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Longskateaholic
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half or full cab rock, go up backwards, kickturn into a rock, then roll for the 360, or come out fackie for the 180.
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ive been hittin the quarter pipe lately myself. its tons o fun. so far i can frontside and backside grind, rock fakie(sloppy) and get 3 wheels over the coping backside on a 6 footer. ive also been frontside carving the 6 footer and doing 360 slides to fakie low on the 7 footer, has a nice surf feel to it. low with one hand down. i need to get better with my frontside kickturns and fakie. im relearning this at 36 years old! when i was younger all we had was a bank(we would grind a parking block we put on top) and a launch ramp. real ramps are a blast, i wish i had access to some earlier.
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