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    Default Randal 150s Sliding?

    I was wondering if randal 150s would be fine for sliding. I don't want to buy "regular style" trucks that wouldnt be as good if i wanted to use them on a different setup later. Is there anything (bushings etc.) that could temporarily make them more suited to sliding? and would they work fine?



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    some one told me that trackers slide pretty well for "regular trucks" but i think its mostly the wheels that matter

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    Conventional trucks tend to slide much more easily than "longboard-type" trucks (Randal, Seismic, Crail, etc). Some folks prefer a wedged conventional setup to Randals, etc.
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    ... could I dewedge my randals for sliding or would that just make them weird?

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    I think the randalls are designed to be ridden without wedges (the design of the trucks is set up like it was wedged.)

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    yeah what i meant was, to put the wedge in the opposite way than normal, effectively making the randals geometry more like that of standard trucks. but maybe that only works in theory.

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    they work fine for me. i know a few other sliders that run them as well - they're a bit high but they turn so well you can forgive them i think.
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    okay sweet, I actually took them to a parking ramp yesterday (with my mini carve and no skools 94a) and did some driftage.

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