viking wheels

[Doug Kadzban]

i emailed them and got a response...it's too darn expensive to import into the states (at least for one set of wheels). i'll just stick with my zigs i guess

[Erik Basil]

Yep, that's a Moska core and evidence of their expanding contract-wheels business. Global economy, folks!

[Ramón Königshausen]

check this link:

http://www.cloud-9.ch/rollbretter/html- ... et-01.html

That's the local dealer. You best click contact and ask them directly. I don't know much about those wheels.

hope this helps,

rmn

Edit: Now I found out: They're produced in the same factory as the Moska wheels are produced (Brazilian label). Actually, they just have different prints.

www.moska.com

[Doug Kadzban]

I never tried them on my own deck but some Swiss slalomers use them. (It's a Swiss website, Aki's main sponsor and the biggest slalom- and longboardshop in Switzerland btw).

Their surface is kind of "pre-roughed"....you might use them for TS if you're looking for a quick wheel....

rmn

do you know of any place to get these in the states?

[Wesley Tucker]

Their surface is kind of "pre-roughed"

The Alligator 71mm's I got had the same new surface.

[Ramón Königshausen]

I never tried them on my own deck but some Swiss slalomers use them. (It's a Swiss website, Aki's main sponsor and the biggest slalom- and longboardshop in Switzerland btw).

Their surface is kind of "pre-roughed"....you might use them for TS if you're looking for a quick wheel....

rmn

[Doug Kadzban]

i found these on a german longboard website...i was quite intrigued

http://www.roll-laden.tv/web/Shop_Rolle ... KU=0523001

can any of y'all europeans shed some light on these? also, is there ANY availability at all of these in the states?