Product Guide - Barrels and Cones

Zak takes you over Barrel and Cone shaped bushings, and what applications they might be used for.

[@Zajme]

Awesome explanation! Thank you so much!

[@cotjocky466]

Very informative! Thank You!

[@ozoozo3301]

Very informative, thank you

[@Movieman1965]

Great explanation of bushing applications and types of riding! That poster in the back had me looking there a few times! Maybe put some skateboard posters in your background better to keep people focused on you and this informative presentation! Thanks for the info!

[@churrosconamor6696]

copped a pair for my randals 180's trucks love'em

[@StateLineMedia]

Liking the shockers

[@bentqueen]

Very much want for that deck

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

Nice & Thanks :)

[@balcyvr628]

Another drop through kicktail next year maybe...? :)

[@mark29080]

Hi hi hi! Please, what about a hard cone in boardside with a soft barrel in roadside

[@justinhuels9397]

zak, what is this new setup of yours?

[@MohawkMasters]

Woah what board is that? A rare Madrid Anvil?

[@HonkTheMusic]

Hey, my trucks are weird, in that the kingpin screw is removable, which has caused me mountains of frustration in the past, so I'm going to ask: Are most trucks built where the screw is encased, or do most have a nut on the bottom to screw in with a removable screw? Thanks

[@venombushings]

It can go either way. Typically, the kingpin would be fixed to the baseplate, but that's not always the case. What kind of trucks do you ride?

[@HonkTheMusic]

venombushings the ones that came with my board, I'm not sure. They are reverse kingpin with the nut that screws in the back.

[@SinnedNogara]

LonelyCubone54 If you can take the kingpin out you probably should flip the kingpin around so the nut is roadside. The threads of the kingpin can fuck with the hole in the baseplate.

[@Rjordan1614ss]

Are these maybe those cast rogues that everybody has been talking about??

[@antonfloman2488]

Obviously not.

[@pennylouw9402]

what board is that?

[@SinnedNogara]

Penny Louw Super old Madrid Zak Maytum

[@SouthIslandSkate]

Repping FRONT like a baws

[@uncleputes]

I love putting another cone on huehuehue

[@HowlingPandaFilms]

why harder on boardside? ive always ran harder roadside?

[@venombushings]

see 2:13

[@charlesmoye1751]

It depends on what you want cause if you like a nice diving feeling then soft on top racing tho I would say the harder needs to be board side cause it will be more stable for you to skate that's all it really depends on how you want the board to feel turning

[@StevenGill1002]

you can ride softer boardside, nothing to worry about

[@richardoballantyne5460]

What's the picture in the background lmao

[@eradinero]

0:20 dem chinese XD

[@dunha100a]

gullwing bombers are OK...

[@shawtypimpin]

6666th view illuminati confirmed

[@liam3044]

33

[@jawgernaut01]

first

[@venombushings]

SWAG.

[@jawgernaut01]

venombushings can hav cast rogues pls

[@venombushings]

Quinn Browne Maybe someday...

[@xuyiming9324]

Hey Zak, I am a Chinese longboarder and I started ride longboard because of your video on youtube. I would like to tell you that I really do not like the way you say Chinese bushings, It is truth that Chinese bushings is sucks but the adjective which you used "Chinese" I really do not like it.

[@franka4770]

xu yiming he called them "chinese bushings" because they are literally from china. He did not call them chinese to make appear to be bad

[@jonjoe138]

xu yiming well tell your people to stop duplicating our patented products, and making cheaper versions of our U.S.A products. Now had you guys make a product that are as good, WITHOUT COPYING OUR PRODUCTS, then you guys can get good feedback. Other wise it's only right the say the truth about the product... It isn't no where near as good as Venom.