Radikal Axle Sizes

[Gordon Middleton]

i figured as such

[Tod Oles]

$$$$......I hear ya brother.....

You won't be sorry breaking the bank on some Radikals. The steering is probably
the most important part of the equation......

Tod

[Gordon Middleton]

thanks i'll probably get some more wheels once my wallet fills back up but between radikal trucks and ....well pretty much just the radikal trucks haha, my wallet is not a happy man

[Tod Oles]

Gordon,

If you're really into TS, be sure and invest in an assortment of wheel sizes also...as in smaller. Controlling your speed in super technical courses is easier while managing less inertia/mass...

and don't be afraid to use smaller wheels just in front if you can't seem to "catch up" to the course...
(super soft Cambrias all around if you're really lost.

Best just get your wallet out....... hehehe

Later, Tod

[Karl Floitgraf]

78 maybe if you are really light weight and riding on less than desirable pavement.


I skate with 83s in the back.



White wheels in the back are really grippy and will still be grippy in the summer, by the time you hit july your 78s would feel like 74s.

[Gordon Middleton]

really? i thought that for TS, the softer the better, wouldn't it be better to have like 76a in the back and 80a in the front or am i just misinformed?

[Karl Floitgraf]

Get the half inch axles they work well all around. For wheels I forget the exact numbers for hot spots but get around 80a (white) for the back and 83a(green) for the front.

[Gordon Middleton]

also which duro should i get if i'm going for mostly TS and some Hybrid

[Gordon Middleton]

i was wondering what axle size is minimum on the radikal dragon wing and on the dragon claw for seismic hot spots 69mm wheels