parking garage question

**jsweriduk** · 10-05-2009 11:11 PM

So I found this awesome parking garage yesterday, 9 levels, but it has 2 inch wide cracks between cement blocks, but they aren't very deep. Would a sliding puck get caught in a crack like that? and would slides be possible without the wheels catching? Would posting pics help?

**Viebster** · 10-05-2009 11:21 PM

i guess try and find out? I would think your wheels would get caught and/or gloves and have you get thrown off your board. That's really to bad, cause a awesome 9 story parking garage is hard to come by

**schmete** · 10-05-2009 11:21 PM

Earlygrab!

**Maxx** · 10-05-2009 11:22 PM

Go try it and tell us. haha. But if they aren't deep, it should work if you just lift up your puck a little

**Loopole** · 10-05-2009 11:24 PM

Caulking!

**Reefer** · 10-05-2009 11:39 PM

Pics always help!

**jsweriduk** · 10-06-2009 08:56 AM

I'm thinking that I can bevel the edges of a puck to help it get over the cracks. Maybe a pretty thick puck would be good? I won't get to try it out this week because of work, but I will be sure to give it a go when I get a chance.

**Old Guy** · 10-06-2009 08:59 AM

You don't say specifically but you seem to imply that the grooves are at the turns. If that's the case I think the greater problem might be that hitting any sort of significant surface irregularity while turning could cause you to slide out.

**Cann0n** · 10-06-2009 09:00 AM

Try it. Take video.

**jsweriduk** · 10-06-2009 09:47 AM

Originally Posted by Old Guy

You don't say specifically but you seem to imply that the grooves are at the turns. If that's the case I think the greater problem might be that hitting any sort of significant surface irregularity while turning could cause you to slide out.

There are grooves everywhere; on the slopes, on the flats, and on the turns. They are all in the same direction too.