Need trucks and wheels

[Boyd de visser]

i know man but the first time i got time to go whit the train to venlo and back is in 3weeks when i got holiday since i need to travel around 5hours i believe:(

[Donald Campbell]

hey you really gotta sess with us,you'll learn a ton about proper equipment and stuff

[Steve Hinzen]

There are many others but Tracker has the best trucks for a starter setup at a low price.
You might have noticed that you can combine it with a cheap Tracker-S which serves as a rear truck.
For buying slalom-hardwear and getting the best advice from a professional racer contact
Heiko Schöller at his shop in Cologne, Germany:
http://www.concretewave.de

[Boyd de visser]

k didnt knew that since i am just an slalom rookie but the tracker-X is only the front one?

[Steve Hinzen]

Boyd, those from Sickboards are ordinary Trackers and don't come with 8mm axles as mine do.

Let me explain for you:
Bearings fit more properly on 8mm axles. This reduces vibration of the mounted wheel and makes your board perform better. The regular Tracker-X is defintely a good truck to start with and -that's my very personal opinion- better than a Seismic. If you are into racing cones sooner or later you will be in need for 8mm axles on whatever truck you might choose.

[Boyd de visser]

http://www.sickboards.nl/catalog/produc ... 1270ae2719

45bucks for an pair

[Steve Hinzen]

It's 30 Euros (no bucks) each, without postage.

(I doubt you get a pair of these truck tuned in the same way as mine for only 45 Euros.)

[Boyd de visser]

30bucks each or 30bucks for 2?
since i can also buy them 45euro's on 2

[Steve Hinzen]

check your p.m., Boyd.

[Boyd de visser]

i alrdy got my set of seismic 105mm and hotspots ordered but my m8 whants it cheaper so if anny of u got hotspots or seismics 105mm pref 45angle just PM me