EVERYTHING ABOUT GRINDWHEELS

In this Video Ivo explains everything about Grindwheels, from the History to if Grindwheels are for you and how to choose the right ones.
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[@Abcdefkppppp]

Thank you bro. I appreciate you for all information you give Skating Fam. I wish to see 50k soon. Get well

[@Thisissoul]

I hope so too!

[@cwedds86]

Can’t wait to get radical

[@danielreigdiaz1373]

I appreciate your videos a lot, Ivo! I wonder what people think of the different plastics used in grindwheels: Propylene vs polyurethane vs Delrin vs UHMW. Anybody has experience with this?

[@Thisissoul]

thanks!

[@anthonyycl34]

i have a question i would like to ask for so long. you know how we ridden flat frames like kizer fluids, or the previous GC featherlite 1 or 2 , with no grindwheels or middle wheels back in early 2000s. could i use this setup for the kizer fluid v or any of the current latest flat frames ?

[@DavidGarcia-eo8kv]

Thanks for the comprehensive explanation. What about that type of setup, in which one would use standard smaller rolling wheels in the middle instead of anti-r? If those wheels aren’t often touching the ground and wont really have anti-r attributes, what’d be the point? I’ve seen some people skating it (not very ofter) but still it’s a setup alternative so far unaddressed.

[@chili_chilly5594]

I think he mentioned that it can help with a stairbash or situations when you’re on a curved surface!

[@dannystoner8816]

What bearing spacers do i need to use in my 45mm anti rocker grind wheels please, they have bearings in them

[@Thisissoul]

check out our bearing spacer video to learn more about that. the short answer: use one that fits, the cilinder bearing spacers are always a save choice

[@pinfarmer]

They are good to have for example when you are rolling over a sharp transition then it acts like a regular wheel.

[@Thisissoul]

for sure

[@freshasadaisy4782]

I would love to see an episode "New To The Market In 2022"

[@Thisissoul]

thanks. that would be a good idea indeed.

[@beautyneytiri]

oh je bent nederlands. is het niet hetzelfde als helemaal geen wieltjes aan de binnen kant hebben ?

[@Thisissoul]

yes het is practisch hetzelfde als je wieltjes helemaal weghalen inderdaad.

[@hansvl1363]

Been riding flat for around two and a half years now. Never going back to anti rocker. Favorite anti-rockers are the dead anti-rockers or the mindgame higgs, they don't rattle and help you ride smooth. Back when I rode anti-rocker my buddy called them cheater wheels, he still does whe he sees people ride anti-rocker....he's riding freestyle agressieve on the kaltik freestyle frames..

[@polyton4539]

does he also call soulplates cheater plates? :D

[@beautyneytiri]

een van de grootste skate shops ter wereld in nederland ??? wow oke...

[@Thisissoul]

yes! tof he!

[@beautyneytiri]

''it's also not bad to have them'' nou, met maar twee wieltjes die de grond raken kan je bijna niet eens skaten.

[@Thisissoul]

klopt, skaten met maar 2 wielen is een stuk minder fijn. Dat is alleen voor aggressive inline skaters

[@beautyneytiri]

oh nee, ik realiseer me nu dat het best dom is om te denken dat het hetzelfde is als geen wieltjes aan de binnen kant. sorry daarvoor ;)