I recommend trying a soft and hard bushing combo. One hard on the bottom and a soft one at the top. The hard will keep you stable on tricks and going fast while the soft will help you carve and turn when needed. Love the reviews keep it up :)

@stpbasss3773

6 жыл бұрын

Tyrone Davenport I'm going to try that

@darkknight17

6 жыл бұрын

Genius. Good combo, I will try that thanks for sharing.

@sk8mafia214

6 жыл бұрын

Or try hard on the bottom and medium on top

@s4toristar

6 жыл бұрын

i'm riding this combo for days and won't change to normal ever 👍

@gilc7922

5 жыл бұрын

Lii

that park is beautiful. love it surrounded by trees and flowers. looks so chill. I wish my local park was like that

@thisguy1397

4 жыл бұрын

TheSkanksta I know right? My park took half of the money from Tony Hawk and built a fucking track and cement benches and those stupid Triangle Shade things. Its just a spot where all the Meth heads sleep and shoot up and the skatepark part fuckin sucks. I wish Tony Hawk would sue my city for Squandering the money meant for a SKATEPARK that was supposed to be for the kids so they wouldn't get Tickets anymore.

@seanhale6765

4 жыл бұрын

I wish I had a local park

@esaddere

3 жыл бұрын

i wish i had a local park in turkey too lol,

@alecmunsen9394

3 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say the same thing lol

Thanks, man, great video. Gotta love a straight to the point review that doesn't have a vlog in it.

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

That's what I will be focusing on in my videos. All on topic with no trends or clickbait. I get pretty frustrated with the current state of youtube videos.

@Terra101

6 жыл бұрын

I miss the bottle flipping tho!! Lol just kidding..

Any skater 180lbs+ should be skating bones hard core. It was a damn god send for me :)

@jamespalmer7998

5 жыл бұрын

Do you ride the hard ones or the mediums

@joemcbee

5 жыл бұрын

How do you mean?

@EloEast

5 жыл бұрын

@@jamespalmer7998 at 180+ go for hard

@apealeal3973

4 жыл бұрын

About to order needs now.. I blow out indy bushings super quick

@trewyntamblyn

4 жыл бұрын

Late reply, but thanks man. I wrote these off a while ago as I'm a big boy who likes loose trucks (especially on a longboard front) - I had shredded Hardcore blues after only a few seshes. Still, they were better than any Indy bushings I had tried, in similar duros. Gonna get some Hardcore blacks and put my ole Indy forged titaniums to use again!

super good skater and human

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Ian G thanks you☺ it's nice to be recognized as a human sometimes and not just the titles we give ourselves(carpenter, skater, etc.)

The sound comes from the plastic top of the roadside bushing rubbing against the skinny black washer that was supplied with the bushings. All you have to do is rub wax on both of the contact surfaces of those pieces. I just figured that out. Took a bright flashlight and stared at those pieces while using my hands to depress either side of the truck, and I could see them slip against each other in a way that matchs the sound of the creaking. My trucks are silent now. Riptide pivot cups sure are sweet, in my opinion. Skate or die; scooters suck.

Love watching you skate you're soo talented! I might get the hard bones bushings as I like tighter trucks!

I have just recently purchased bones bushings for my indys as I seem to keep fracturing the Indy bushings regardless of stiffness in a very short period of time. Although it has only been a couple of weeks, I have been super impressed with how they feel, the responsiveness and their durability thus far.

If you want to increase stability of your bones bushings use the top washer of your original bushings for the base of your new bones bushing.

@Hardcorestilllives

Жыл бұрын

Good advice

They're pretty good bushings, i purchased the hard versions!!

Powell Hardcore Bushings are the best. I have been riding them since they came out about 15 years ago! I use an Indy bottom bushing on the top on my rear truck for stability and normal setup in the front and as loose as I can handle it for carving bowls and hard turns etc.

I rode the softs and they fell apart on me. The inserts separated from the bushing. To their credit skate one replaced them promptly and even gave me mediums when I requested them instead of the softs. I put the mediums in all my trucks and have zero issues. Imo an improvement over the junk bushings that come stock on most trucks

I grate some wax with a cheese grater and put the wax dust between all the contact points of the bushings and in the pivot cup. This was 6 months ago. Not a sound yet. Also it makes the trucks a little more loose so you can tighten the bolt down more.

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard. I finally did that a while ago and it has been much better.

BEAUTIFUL LOOKING PARK

nice! they come with a lil washer now(washers are for relieving stress) i never ran metal washers with mine in the past which would promote their degeneration. Even that little bit they give now will prolong the life of these bushings. Trust me they break in people.......i did what he thought in 1 week......got the softs and boy were they......in 1 month depending on the amount of skating. they will soften up and the urethane and retainer will adapt to your riding style and soften up....only problem is specific to the med urethane it keeps getting softer in 1m from new softer, 3m even softer 6m softer.....so they gradually get softer after 6m range they are over progressing into softness but just letting buyers know from 1 week-1month they already change drastically.....so if you favor how thye feel in that 1m window....id highly suggest going for the bones hards bc after being broken in or even into 6+months of use they wind up feeling like brand new or the 1wk-1month range bones meds......just saying and if were talking indys strictly they now make their own aftermarket bushings, (conicals) mimic the bones hardcores from a riding style aesthetic. While not diminishing. 92a(med hard) feel like bones med(broken in) and the 94a(hards) feel like the bones hards if they never get soft over time. I happen to favor the bones meds brand new feeling so i run a combo of 92a under my nut, and 94a under my hanger. Its also nice bc i get to use a washer for consistency vs the bones where at any given time 1 plastic retainer will have its lip crack from the nut......or the urethane from the bushing gets separated from the plastic retainer so much that there is a lack of contingency with the bushings or functionality which is why i only use them for my thunders now and stick with indy conicals with my indys.

@bendegros

7 жыл бұрын

If I ever get back on my Indy's maybe I will notice if they keep loosening up.

NIce clean delivery and presentation. Liked the vid. Keep up the good work. Namaste!

Looks like a beautiful place to skate. My one gripe about Bones bushings is that the bottom bushing blows out in less than six months, usually less. To try to rectify that problem got a set of hards to use the hard ones on the bottom and medium on top. The hard was very difficult to skate at first but feel good now that they are broken in. Mediums feel good day one, but hards need to be broken in in my experience. My current bushing setup is still going well, I'm hoping that the hard on bottom lasts longer for me. On an older pair of trucks I probably would have swapped out the pivot cups too, they are only a few bucks usually. Probably not necessary but I have become very particular about my setup as time goes on. I'm almost 30 and having everything right on my setup is necessary, skateboarding is one of the few things I get enjoyment out of sometimes so I don't want to deal with nonsense like loose hardware, etc. Your video about thunders vs indies and wheel bases has got me thinking now. I currently have thunders but if indies would be better for the decks I ride that could be worth investigating. I wish all retailers had wheelbase dimensions posted on deck descriptions as well as a picture of the side of the deck to be able to see the concavity. One other important measurement is nose and tail length; I bought a deck a year or two back that the nose was shorter than the tail and unless you're skating a shaped deck that is not ideal. I skate 8.75 and 8.8 decks so I buy online and sometimes there are nasty surprises like that when it arrives. Also, pants should have pocket depth/size dimensions listed as well to make sure phones will fit comfortably inside the front pockets.

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

You sound as fussy as me! 😃 I also have to have everything just right. It has definitely gotten worse as I have aged. With less time to skate and our aged bodies already impeding us I agree there is no time to lose dealing with products that don't suit your needs. On the topic of these bushings, I only skated them for a couple of weeks. Not long enough for a time test. I have been seeing a few complaints in the comments lately.

Skated mine for 2 weeks. Did a fs flip and the front bushing broke n shot off 🤧. I had em before tho but that never happened till now.

Get some new audio equipment and your vids will be golden

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

This one was before I got my external microphone. Videos after September all have better audio.

I skate them without the washers as I’ve never found a pair that doesn’t click on turning with them installed... Also after a bit of skating the hard feel like mediums and the mediums like sorts anyway as they soften up lol

@boogie..

4 жыл бұрын

What trucks do you ride?

@Drawoj

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly. That’s why I use the hard and I’m 121lbs

@militaryminedid2011

4 жыл бұрын

No Bones washers here either. I have a board with Indy mediums on the bottom and Bones mediums on top just because. No issues yet.

Independent trucks are my fav but have always hated the stock bushings. Used to throw hard shortys in mine but now use the bones.

just ordered these babies can't wait to try em

I have had a lot of problems with bones bushings in the past. The hard ones are too hard and make your bolt fall off, the mediums are good for I would say 3 months before the plastic part goes into the bushing and messes it up and the soft just straight CRACK in half and the bushing breaks and it inoperable. Idk if I'm the only person this has happened to, but I gave them second and third chances

@AndyGrushinskiy

3 жыл бұрын

i do like how turn tho and feel but they are just too fragile.

Great video man! only when you tighten your hardware you'd just want to use the sscrewdriver to hold the hardware as you tighten with the tool otherwise you won't do much. keep shredding bro love your videos!

@bendegros

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Joey. As for the hardware. As long as there is enough friction at the top of the screw by the griptape you can get it to tighten without a screwdriver.

@jonasgoller7105

4 жыл бұрын

Ben's a carpenter I think he knows how to do that stuff

I use baby powder for squeaking trucks..really helps

@Memodatrixer_

6 жыл бұрын

I use wax

@pixelz1199

6 жыл бұрын

Holy Electrum Lol wtf?

@calvin3448

5 жыл бұрын

White crayon.

@Nifelvind86

5 жыл бұрын

dish soap !

I used this Bones Hardcore Medium Bushings on my Independent 149 Stage 11 trucks and they lasted 4-5 sessions, the base bushing started to tear and gave in to the trucks, basically broken and trucks lost stability to control. Happen to a friend ofmine too using the Soft Bones Hardcore Bushings too, he too was using Independent Stage 11 trucks, Grant it, the bushing felt awesome the first few sessions but they broke(tore) too fast and early, makes me wonder if these bushing even fit Independent Stage 11 trucks. Not sure about the Hard ones tho..... Ps: I can see how a 1 day review can be misleading to a potential buyer for this product

@vcash1112

2 жыл бұрын

I agree just tried the bones mediums on Indy's 159 for transition and could not stabilize enough to prevent wheel bites. Going back to the originals👀

@Logan-ds7hq

Жыл бұрын

gotta use the stock bottom washer also.

I'm doing the exact same thing with my dad's indy trucks that have just sat in the attic for the past 15 years.

Use wax on the bushings and every metal part that contacts the rubber. Gets rid of the squeak and makes some trucks (thunders) feel way looser.

@ashton35

5 жыл бұрын

Graphite powder also works. It can be purchased as key slot lubricant

Same trick applies for installing aftermarket poly bushings in your car: if you don't like the squeaks, use a little white lithium grease on the contact surfaces. Enjoy the silence.

@est19xxgunner94

4 жыл бұрын

Or paraffin wax! Just learned it. Just shave some pieces or rub the bar on the contact points, just like "regular" skate wax, helped my trucks a bunch. And it doesn't wash out or attract dust and dirt!

@Unknwnbb

3 жыл бұрын

Also dish soap! Seems weird but that slimyness of it works just as well

@nickoli9889

3 жыл бұрын

Sergio Pata not that weird. Soap is actually used as a thickener in some greases. Bar soap may stay on there longer 😉

Rumor has it BONES bushings split, I hope not. I put a set in my VENTURES and the Pop & Turning has upgraded.

@yes11889

Жыл бұрын

4 month later bro have they spilt apart? Cause this is what's detering me from buying them cause stock thunders spilt no matter what to

@kanklelove1826

Жыл бұрын

So far so good, lol! I usually get the thunders' white 90a bushings.

Honestly I would still use the washers. I mean when they guys at the Powell peralta factory set up my board they put the washers on with them.

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

I did use the little washers that it came with.

I weight 210lbs if I don't put hard bushing in I would be flying all the time. I do like my trucks a little bit tight but not to tight. So wen I turn I still have my maximum rotation. But I've seen people with like 10 to 20 lbs less weighing then me. And not being able to turn on hard ones. So I would reckon to either try different bushing skate it a couple days. Then either slowely go up or down in duro. And stick with that forever.

I wish that bushings came with the hanger coupling too tho

I went straight in with the blue (soft) I’m just learning to skate and find them amazing for riding bowls. Although I did start to get a bit of wheel bite after buying spitfire 54mm formula four conical after coming from 52mm. But a simple 1mm soft riser pad soon took care of that. Are we ever going to see a Ben vs Ted game of skate?

Nice crooked grinds! Iv got NOTHING on grinding. I need to practice. All the years i skated i only did flatground flip tricks

Mine exploded so I decided to try independent bushings and they are amazing independent is really recommend to anyone that has had bones expload on them

3 years later. Did you keep buying the same brand bushings??? Been skating 10 years but haven't found bushings i love yet

@erickvasquez001

4 жыл бұрын

Update. I got these bushing becuase of this video. Well worth it. No more wondering board under my feet. Why are all bushings not like this??? I recommend hard bushings with a soft tongue down so it curves firmly. Happy skating

@ReallyMegaEvenMoreUltra

3 жыл бұрын

Erick Vasquez ight thx

love your videos

The bushings on my board that i got from a friend who got it from his sister has solid hard plastic bushings

Hi again from Sydney Australia, Thanks for the information I do appreciate your help with many things skateboarding.

Rookie question,.......... so what's the difference between med and hard bushings? I'm looking to replace the ones on my longboard so just for cruising . So do I go Hard or Med?

bro his board is so satisfying

If you want the geometry on indys to be as close to stock as possible run that washer under the bottom bushing

I think these are great bushings, as are most things made by Powell. George Powell (along with Paul Schmidt) are some serious skateboard engineers when it comes to product and the things they create. Bones bushings along with Thunder bushings are really the only ones that have what construed as good and noticeable "rebound" the moving of the truck to it's original position after turning. I ride Independent trucks and have to switch out those bushings every time, they are the worst and don't last.

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

I never noticed indy's weren't that great until I switched to the bones. I'm not that fussy about turning and bushings though, mostly about how things pop and grind.

Just put these bushings on my board today will skate tomorrow

It would be cool to see a comparison video with bones to stock bushings. I’m wondering which brand of trucks the bushings work best on

Crayon shavings are good to stop the pivot cup and bushings from squeaking.

Thank you

anything wrong with dipping your bushings in motor oil before putting the trucks together? Seems to eliminate all squeaking and creaking permanently

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure if it would react with the urethane or not. The only problem would be that it would collect grime a little faster.

@TryAmazonPrimeToday

5 жыл бұрын

@@bendegros I learned to be careful while applying oil/grease on bushings. Some products actually deformed or deteriorated my bushings..

used to love em but the bottom plastic would often crack for me. im around 180lb

@erwankow

3 жыл бұрын

Same here

@orlandoasson

3 жыл бұрын

@@erwankow new favs are independent bushings!

Grooved trucks😎

1:51 I saw that coming..

that pinch. : O

Do these bushings change your indy's geometry?

The Etnies Marana are on clearance at SportChek

@TryAmazonPrimeToday

5 жыл бұрын

i recently picked up some michelin maranas from CCS that were on sale @ 35$!

I don't use the washers that come with it, I use my stock cup washers. Does it work better with the flat black one's that come with them?

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

I have no idea. It looks kinda neat and tidy though.

my indy bushings were cracked as I bought them. now board doesn't go straight I can't ollie without going sideways

Og Indy bushings are the best

Good stuff man. I saw this video and got bones bushings as well. I went with the hard. When you said you should’ve gone with the “loose ones” did you mean the soft? These hard bones ones feel tight tighter than the stock bushings I blew out

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

The ones I have are the mediums which feel just right to me.

does the core keep you from tiightening them down at a certain point when you bottom out the core?

Bought a pair of 149 indy titaniums did a kickflip and broke the stock bushings straight away lol might try these

@soydave1988

3 жыл бұрын

Lol for real? I have a set of Indys and so far the stock bushings haven't lasted as long as my stock Thunders so I believe you, but after just 1 trick??

@levro7367

3 жыл бұрын

@@soydave1988 yep I'm 6 foot 3 80kilograms but

@levro7367

3 жыл бұрын

@@soydave1988 no cap

Do the bones mediums feel alot stiffer compaired to the stock indy bushings?

@vcash1112

2 жыл бұрын

No...

🔥grinds Ben

a big no no for bones bushing. the mediums take as much time to break in as an actual pair of trucks, and the fact that it's two pieces for a part of the bushing (i.e. the bushing is the white rubber part plus a yellow ring on top (blue for soft and blac for hard)) makes it crack after a while. the soft ones lasted me 1 session at a manny spot in Montreal. Medium lasted maybe half a year. I ride indys so now i just buy the indy bushings its one piece so no random cracking between mating parts

@larrybird407

3 жыл бұрын

My bones felt good for turns, I rode bottom Indys and top bones but my bones just exploded on me last nite

@larrybird407

3 жыл бұрын

Only had them for a year

Your brother's footage in mosaic is sick. Watched that video this morning actually.

I see only regular skateboarders reviewing these bushings. Anyone knows if they're any good for longboarding as well?

Hey ben! nice youtube channel, Loving the content

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andreas. I just checked out your channel. You have some good stuff. I subbed. I didn't recognize you by name but when I watched your videos I did. I wasn't expecting to see the school board parkade and I realized you must be local.

@malaka734

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks yea, we met at richmond park the older one, we should go skate sometimes, I think I still got your number. Do you got Instagram

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Andreas Madgreek i do have an instagram i use for skate stuff. I never check i though. Try texting the number you have. If its more than about 4 years old it will be my old number. If i don't reply its the old number.

I don't understand ... I bought bones medium bushings for my indy trucks standard 139mm stage 11. When I install all, I just put the high washer, but the kingpin nut touches when I grind, so it break it... WHAT CAN I DO PLEASE

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Send me a picture on instagram. I don't quite understand. @bendegros

@francoisguyot789

6 жыл бұрын

Ben Degros done

i like the Performance of the Bushings, but the Sound they make in Turns, are annoying! :) this sqeeze? Sound is not the issue, but that Krackingnoise that appearse in turns. i always thought my board is cracked or delaminatet! (i covered that Problem with oil. but i guess, it wears out the Bushings faster than normal.) Im as old as You... so i think it will take a while. XD great work. ist interessting to watch you, by conquering the same issues like me!!! that struggle to being old. ;)

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

I know the sound you mean. It's annoying.

@runningtimelabs

5 жыл бұрын

The sound is actually what made me go back to factory medium indys.Those are ok but way too expenseive for what it is.

I want those 8 pice

You mention your brother, does he skate too?

I broke two exactly same Sets of bones hard bushings in an hour or so. Im +-100kg and i definitely dont recommend them at all

@vcash1112

2 жыл бұрын

They suck!

I had some mediums that broke in less than a month

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

I've seen a few responses like yours. I wonder if they just have the odd bad set.

@BurningKnieClub

4 жыл бұрын

No me and a skatebuddy also had problems with Bones Bushings...I must say we both used them with Thunder Trucks and the soft and medium bushings didnt last long....

I've never even heard of oiling the pivot cups. What did you use? Just speed cream / bearing lube? Enjoying your vids, btw. Just found you via a recommendation by a friend.

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

I used pneumatic tool oil for nail guns. I am not sure how that will effect the plastic in the long run though. Someone else recommended wax shavings in the pivot cup which would be more neutral but you have to take the truck apart to do that.

@benwilliams2246

6 жыл бұрын

So check this out- Been using bones bushings (hard and medium) for a while, but like you say here, they're really loud and squeaky. Seems like it just gets worse, and it was starting to bother me, so I decided today to disassemble the trucks and put some paraffin (gulf) wax on everything that touches the bushings. Dropped some shavings in the pivot cups, and rubbed the wax onto the tops and bottoms of the bushings, and everywhere they touch the trucks (the top of the baseplate, underside of the top washer and both sides of the flange that the bushings sandwich). Almost silent now. Only got to ride for about 20 minutes, so I can't say how long term a fix it is, (or if on a hot day in the car I'll end up with a waxy mess) but it definitely made a huge difference.

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I guess just don't put it down trucks first. Also probably most of it will wear off except in the important nooks and crannys. Come to think of it there is probably always a fair amount of wax on my board and trucks just from ledges anyway.

Hey Ben, whereabouts in Canada are you located? Looks like you have some nice spots/park.

@gabsb5910

4 жыл бұрын

I think he said Vancouver. Idk where exactly :)

I'm gonna send you a microphone great videos man

@bendegros

5 жыл бұрын

This is an old video. All videos from sept 2017 have waaaayyyyyyyy better audio. Wish I got one right from the start.

Best bushings

Wax the bushings to stop the squeaking. Also stay away from these if want really tight trucks, I mean REALLY TIGHT, Bones are no good for that (specially to freestyle). Use Thunder bushings, they have a huge variety of bushings hardness types.

Should I get bones bushings or indys for my indys trucks? And should I get hard or soft ?

Hey Ben is Ted Degros who you are referring to being your brother?

Dont even use that top washer g, the creaking will stop the second you take it off

I skate the softs i love em

3:44 sounded like a dog

The bushings i use are the BONES BUSHINGS DOUBLE ACTION IN BLACK. BONES bushings are the BEST,HANDS DOWN🤙🏽🤘👍

Hi Ben!I want to get this bushings,should i replace them with the stock thunder bushings(the yellow ones)?

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

You could. Are they new thunders? Thunders have pretty good stock bushings. I haven't tried bones bushings on thunders yet.

@alexandru-mariosidor7980

6 жыл бұрын

Ben Degros yes they are,the normal ones

Y u skate such loose trucks actually curious as I like mine tight

@skate4pizza177

5 жыл бұрын

Gives you more control of the board but it's also preference

Did anyone find that using the little washers made a difference?

@_Maxten

3 жыл бұрын

no. its mainly for spacing it out to stay flush with the axles imo. on my venture highs i use a stock bottom washer and then i dont even use the washer for the top. you have to do that for thunders too to make em fit

bones or independent bushings, Which one is the best?

heard some rumors they dont last that long, anybody experienced it?

Great video! Can you tell me which stage Indys you're using in the video? I've bought a set of the same bushings, but am not sure if they'll fit my stage 10 mids.

@bendegros

7 жыл бұрын

I think I have stage 10's maybe? The trucks are 10 years old. They will fit as long as you don't have the lows.

Have you tried these with low trucks? I find they only fit right with highs

@Tyler.Morgan

3 жыл бұрын

Get a sheet of sand paper and sand down the flat sides of the bushings until they fit properly. I did it with Indy lows a while back and it felt great

Hey I'm in Vancouver too!

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Hi KCC!

Mine broke in a week and are not useable did I just get a bad batch or is this how they all are

@bendegros

5 жыл бұрын

My opinion on them has changed since this video. They often do that to people. Especially if the are over-tightend.

@quixoticduck

4 жыл бұрын

@@bendegros The second hand board I bought has good trucks but old cracked bushings. Do you know which brand/type of bushings are typically recommended for new skaters? Softer ones? Not sure which brand either. I don't put my board through much right now. My trucks are Independent ones. Thanks!

ten out of ten ign

Wish I knew something about skateing

@jO-ox2xi

5 жыл бұрын

And cars

@roofkorean7005

5 жыл бұрын

and spelling

Hi! I'm a new follower, just subscribed to your channel. I heard these bushings don't last very long, any thoughts on that? Thank you :)

@BrapDank

3 жыл бұрын

They last longer than stock, I’m 240lbs so I know lol

is it really a difference with different bushings ?

@bendegros

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Eros. If I was buying new trucks I don't think I would replace the stock bushings. In this case I had old cracked bushings and they made the trucks feel new again.

@whosmansisthis1894

7 жыл бұрын

ErosV like he said it all depends on how worn out your bushings are? And the type of truck because some companies use Shity bushings , And I changed mine 2 weeks ago and my trucks felt new and even better with some new bones bushings , the impact wasn't harsh and you don't hear a squeaky noise comparing to stock bushings

@IkBenEros

7 жыл бұрын

Obi Tezo i need new trucks anyway

@bendegros

7 жыл бұрын

Did I miss this one? Sorry Eros. Yes the new bushings were way better.

@anhiirr

7 жыл бұрын

a worlds difference if you skate fast especially and favor turning or just slashing about you will really notice the amount of turning radius these bushings bring....or the amoung of turning you can do w.o trying just off of foot strength vs ankle and leg use. or just purely off of front foot skating where you can pop your back foot off to make sharp turns then you know youve got a nice turning radius where to make sharp turns its done 1 footed lmao

what park is this

Did the Bones bushings help with das pinch?

@bendegros

6 жыл бұрын

Totally. The pinch is so hot right now!

How can you tell which is bottom or top? Or does it not matter?

@bendegros

5 жыл бұрын

Bottom is bigger.

@weebig

5 жыл бұрын

@@bendegros ty