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Randal 180mm, Tuesday, 02 September 2008 Written by shrugs1434 - View all my reviews - Top 100 Reviewer
Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: 4 monthsWhat Setup are you running them on?: Loaded Vanguard (flex 3), 66mm Lemon Zigzags, Bones Reds Bearings Typical Discepline?: Carving, cruising, and occasional downhill How much did you pay for them?: came with complete Where did you buy them?: www.daddiesboardshop.com What are their weaknesses?: They aren't too stable over 35mph, but that has never been a problem for me since I only do mild downhill bombing. I had to flip the bushing cup because the bushing kept popping out from underneath them but that was a quick and easy fix. What are their strengths?: Great for carving and cruising around. Look great even though they get easily banged up, but that has never affected their performance. They are very easy to maintain and tweak. Great trucks for almost any set up! What similar equipment have you ridden?: I've ridden Gullwing Alpines, Chargers, Mission 1's, and Invaders. Would you recommend them?: Yes
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great exept for bombing, Tuesday, 12 August 2008 Written by hakrsakr - View all my reviews - Top 500 Reviewer
Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: about a monthWhat Setup are you running them on?: Landyachtz Battle Axe 70mm 78a S9 race formulas swiss super 6's Typical Discepline?: cruising, carving, and pumping How much did you pay for them?: 4i0sh Where did you buy them?: solidsk8 What are their weaknesses?: they get real twitchy and unstable at 30+ mph with stock bushings What are their strengths?: super turny, easy to mess with(flip, change bushings, ect.) What similar equipment have you ridden?: gullwing M1's. not nearly as turny Would you recommend them?: Yes
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Great Trucks, Tuesday, 12 August 2008 Written by jackamorrison - View all my reviews - Top 500 Reviewer
Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: 1 yearWhat Setup are you running them on?: Fibre Flex 44" pintail, sector 9 69mm wheels Typical Discepline?: cruising, carving How much did you pay for them?: $40 Where did you buy them?: Talent Skate Park What are their weaknesses?: A bit unstable at high speed What are their strengths?: great for carving and getting around, pretty cheap, easy to maintain. Would you recommend them?: Yes
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Randal 125mm the best all around truck yet?, Friday, 01 August 2008 Written by AngryGumball - View all my reviews - Top 50 Reviewer
I'm primarily using these for pumping and they do wonders. New into the pumping world, I've learned quite a bit off of these trucks and on my current setup, pumping couldn't be any easier...well, it could if I gripped the board. Overall, really great trucks, I have not really tried them on a downhill setup as I'm mainly into the cruising/carving/pumping thing and am all for the surfy-feel boards. I'd recommend them for your mini's and mid-size boards! Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: A couple weeks now, my favorite trucks to use!What Setup are you running them on?: A variety of setups have been used, and each had their own personality. For a while, it was set up on my -Flexdex C29 with Krypto 65mm wheels and 1/2 inch Khiro risers, had a pumpy feel while being somewhat stable. -Now, currently set up on a 35 or so inch plank I cut out, also using the risers, has a surfy/pumpy feel. Not stable but it's fine for my style. Typical Discepline?: Cruise/Carve/Pump/Old School How much did you pay for them?: $42 Where did you buy them?: Ebay, TGM, sent me 180s the first time of recieving... What are their weaknesses?: Squeaked after a day's use, nothing a Crayola can't fix! Cup washers were a bit rough on the edges, could cut into bushings after a while. Did not work out well on my 22 inch with my shoulder-width stance without tipping over Not for DH, atleast on my setups. What are their strengths?: -Solid truck, made in USA -A flip of the hanger gives it a new personality, as well as trying it on different decks -Love the new springy bushings -Now quiet after using a crayon on pivot What similar equipment have you ridden?: Maybe some Gullwings on a Pocket Rocket & Bogart, Randal 180's (different feel for different riding style) Would you recommend them?: Yes
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awsome, Friday, 27 June 2008 Written by YETI - View all my reviews - Top 100 Reviewer
Equipment Reviews How long have you ridden them?: a monthWhat Setup are you running them on?: evo with seismic 77mm speed vents and bones reds Typical Discepline?: down hill How much did you pay for them?: came with complete Where did you buy them?: dadies What are their weaknesses?: idk What are their strengths?: stable and great unless you wanna go like 60mph then get some better truck What similar equipment have you ridden?: none Would you recommend them?: Yes
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