Longboard Trucks Overview 2024 - Motion Boardshop

[@by__tin1105]

Don´t stop reviewing stuff, I may not skate anymore, but they are definetly my favorite kind of videos.

[@tonyvarela904]

Great video brother

[@liamburrows5698]

Precision truck reviews now !

[@simonspain6080]

Great to see your reviews....I have some Ronin Cast trucks and still think they are a next-level truck in the world of cast trucks! Fred knew his stuff! Big hug to his friends and family...he's always with us. 🙂

[@hle619]

Keep these videos coming! Man does this help so much in trying to understand everything

[@MotionBoardshop]

We have more on the way.

[@talksslow8490]

Good vid. I could watch gear comparisons all day

[@Kufunninapuh]

I think Sabre is a criminally underrated truck. I would love to see a deepdive into bushings updated for 2024. Going into how the urethane and shapes affect your ride. And perhaps most importantly the pros and cons of tall vs standard bushings.

[@MotionBoardshop]

This is a great idea, but an annoyingly hard/time consuming video to make. I will work on this for you.

[@eBoard3R]

would also love a long deep dive Bushings video! Specifically Riptide formulas vs Venom. For eg, how it Feels to ride Riptide Krank vs Venom HPF.

[@Kufunninapuh]

@@MotionBoardshop Much appreciated! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Santanero-lo4qt]

I wish this vid came a bit sooner, but so cool to know the options for my next purchase

[@thtyoungelwoodj2287]

Tall bushings fit boardside in Gullwing Reverse trucks, if you remove the washer!

[@Fero1122]

The bear gen 6 184mm have reversible hangers. Thanks for reminding about the titanium version, I’ll need to try them out :)

[@SheldonKreger]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@nelsonschnepf7634]

I would love to see some riders reviewing the feel of the Aeon trucks. There's not much review of them online yet

[@MotionBoardshop]

Stay tuned. We have a review coming.

[@oatsofgold1394]

love this

[@eBoard3R]

*Nate + Trucks = Win Win* 🤙🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤙🏽 Caliber 2 is my favourite but I've been meanin to try a Caliber 3 Raked. Interestin about bushing seat differences between raked and rakeless.

[@MotionBoardshop]

The new version of the caliber 3 raked is definitely the most recommended truck for freeriding in the shop. The new Aeon Trucks are super cool as well.

[@RatBürgerSk8]

Gullwing Reverse are pretty exceptional and incredibly underrated. Paris are always solid, but I don't love how short the kingpins are on V3s. Really wish Randal made 160mm R3s with an updated 35* plate.

[@mostskuxxboy]

fuk me randals in those specs would be the fucking best ever

[@NoPawsDown]

I've totally switched from 180s to now rocking 9 inch or smaller trucks for freeride. Caliber 3s on my current deck. I've recently picked up aa set of bear 130mm 40 degree trucks. I have been thinking of setting them up on the landyachtz Clark as a race deck. It's got the same wheel base as the el peigro. With all the boards getting a bit skinnier these days the rail to truck width ratio has changed a lot.

[@MotionBoardshop]

These are all factual statements. Couldnt agree more.

[@theoriginalrabbithole]

Raked, Cailber 3s are the best!

[@bretsticks3306]

one of these on precisions would be great

[@anotheryoutuber_]

id love to see and changing baseplate angle vs changing bushing (duro/shape/rebound), pro con type video.

[@tonyvarela904]

Hi, i just bought a tarab 2 deck and I am debating with wich trucks Should I go with, paris, caliber 3, or bear. Definitely, in the configuration of 180 x 50 even though the 184 x 50 from caliber, 3 are very interesting. Please give me some advice thank you

[@krinkedsurface]

Nate, what happened to ronin trucks? They’re my favorite freeride trucks.

[@mr.j774]

i need an updated bushing guide. there are sooo many different sizes and shapes and duros on the market now and every guide video on youtube is like 12 years old and doesnt include some newer kinds

[@Casual_BackPacking]

I agree with this coming into this as a new rider is difficult to figure things out

[@zzzaaannnn]

paris gets better when you use hardcore bushings.

[@icantollie]

Cool review but a lot of repetition. Suggest condensing all the info into a written script and tightening the writing, and you should be able to get all of the info in the video across in half the time without rushing