85mm,  Tuesday, 15 April 2008 These are actually a really good wheel despite everyone knocking them. They are big so they roll well over cracks in the tiles and fart stones. They are narrow (comparatively) so less rolling resistance - this kinda means that pushing isn't so much more laboured than with a 70-75mm wheel. They are suitable hard to allow you to slide- not as easy as a smaller wheel obviously, but they are a good shape for this too with the rounded edges, and they last for ages. They need broken in properly cause the mold skin is super shiny and not nice for the first couple weeks.

 Its a flexy city bomber,  Tuesday, 15 April 2008 Maybe if this board was dial for a heavier rider then it would be more effective. My one is bamboo. Its my first bamboo but it is super thin out of the box, really surprising. Enormous flexibility and spring. Doesn't inspire confidence when pullling into tight pedestrian slalom, on faster hills it can be a bit hairy too. Ideal for slower cruising and comfort. Maybe for a newer rider who has not learned the benefits of relaxed and intuitive ankle flexion, this may do some of the work for you.