If your trying to buy faster bearings, what size should you get?
616994
It depends on the size of your wheels, but for sure you should try to get Bones brand bearings.
1181710
I put Powell bones bearings in them and they are almost too fast. Awesome speed! They are grippy enough that I can't do Bert slides or power slides with em. The skate won't do it. Perfect for a long board or mini campus cruiser.
1580373
I think your hubs are all in standardized sizes, so if you just take a tape measure and measure the diameter of your hub opening at its widest and match that to the described size of the bearing buddy you should be fine. In other words,if your inside diameter is close to two inches, then there is only one sized bearing buddy that is close to that (1.98 inches)and that is the one you want.
1158314
My Bearing Buddies are also 2 1/8" OD. They are labeled Model 1980. Bearing Buddy website indicates that the 19B (70019) is the correct fit, not the 17B or 70017
2203361
Im pretty sure you can these are 608 in size just like many other skateboard bearings
840995
I'm using 71mm wheels. I'm more of a cruiser so if you are wanting to do slides and such I am not sure what wheels to use. I suggest looking on some forums for a more educated answer.
2277544
Yes they should fit any size, and durometer(density) that uses an 8mm (pretty much your standard size)bearing. Reds are a personal favorite being the best for the price.
97578
It depends on what you want out of your wheel, if you want the best grip possible you're gonna want a softer wheel and probably wider, if you want to learn how to slide and have medium grip you'll want harder wheels with rounded edges, kinda pike the ones that came with the board
770792
You could use standard 180mm trucks. I use 9 inch standard king pin trucks for a more crusie type ride. I use 76mm wheels with no risers. I doubt you can go bigger with out them.
1147707
Not sure what size you're talking about, but I use them with 225-60-16's. I don't believe I would go any bigger. With mine you have to be pretty careful when pulling on and be sure you are centered on each one.
511911
Just a regular sector 9 mounting set of 2 in long screws will do. Reds or Super Reds bearings are good and you can use bones wheels, sector 9 wheels, most wheels will fit.
594413
3/4" Bearing is for a 3/4" axle. I have bought several sets of these tires and am very pleased. I also am using them on a 3/4" axle. The limitation is speed. Don't go fast. The tires are rated a 5 MPH and I have gone much faster but have had to replace the bearings. They also sell just the bearings. Hope this helps.
2225319
Almost any longboard wheel will fit perfectly with these bearings. Amazon doesn't sell too many good wheels (a lot of cheap wheels that are rock hard, but you get what you pay for), so I shop at Daddies Board Shop (www.daddiesboardshop.com). They have everything you need and shipping is free in the States. If you only want to buy from Amazon, orangatang stimulus wheels are the best option I can see. What board do you have and what type of longboarding do you want to do?
871531
Hello, these bearing have a 3/16" inside diameter. They fit most major brands.
665853
Sorry we have been so late in answering. We have been on vacation. What are full extension ball bearings? I will check for you?
1248999
With the 4 pack of wheels you will need 8 bearings and 4 spacers. I would buy no less than Abec 5 or Abec 7 bearings. Brand doesn't really matter,but you would come out ahead if you bought a wheel and bearing combo pack.
764756
Bearings are universally sized so that fit every wheel. Likewise, all wheels can use any bearings. So yes.