Who is the manufacturer of the trucks? Also, how strong is the deck? Is it good enough for campus crusing?
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Dear friends, thank you for your kind interesting in our goods, all of the items are our own brand Backfire. Process: High-speed hot-press molding under normal temperature. Less but high-quality water-based glue, lightweight but durable, nice appearance. it can hold about 300 pounds. For campus crusing, just enjoy playing. but please being in well protected before. Thank you.
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This is hands down the strongest built truck out of the box I have owned. Do a few searches on youtube and see how guys beat this thing to a pulp and it keeps on running. You can break it but it will take a LOT more punishment than most.
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I bought it for my college son's dorm. My son loves it. If it can survive his first semester I would definitely say it's sturdy.
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About as real as it gets. The deck is made of highly durable and heat resistant plastic, if that's what you're asking. It rides like a longboard, without the weight and size. But that also means you don't have the same stability as a longboard, so it's best to avoid any steep hills.
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Overall we have had better results with the Honcho, however they are both good.The Honcho has nice lights, & a very good front bumper, with a metal skid plate attached. Put the lift kit on it, & the 2.2 ripsaw wheels from the Wraith & its a great truck !
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Primarily the truck is made of plastic, the axles may be metal. However, the quality of plastic is very good. My 6 year old grandson and his 16 year old brother both enjoy this truck. It should last a long time.
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No I'm sorry the trucks were ordered for my daughter at college so I can't tell you.
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yes the trucks are amazing originally I bought the board for its dick because my girlfriend broke her deck but I ended up putting the trucks on a really long board I have it's one of my favorite now amazing
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Oh thanks for asking me in 12 and I feel so use full. But your answer is well when I do allies and skate its high on my tony hawk deck. Idk about others but I bought these trucks to be high. So yes I will say there high. Haha thanks for asking! &#128522;
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Absolutely!! It is a great truck and very durable. I got two grandsons one for Christmas and they loved them. Many, many hours of outdoor fun with them. :)
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The trucks are the only generic parts of the board. They're unmarked. That being said, It's a great board for the price.
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It must be pretty strong; my son has had it a year now, using to buy groceries and over stuff with laundry to go up and down the elevator and across streets and etc. all over the city. It is a decent size, not small. It folds up pretty easiliy and stays flat. He does have to put a doorstop on it when folded to keep it from rolling off as the wheels do not have a lock. I hope it lasts another year, but so far, with a lot of wieght, and rough city streets it ihas survived one year of dorm/college service.
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"Yes, that is if a long board is what your son wants", my college daughter tells me. She has been using hers everyday on campus since around October and she loves it!
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The speakers are really good quality. The grill is pretty tough i have had a few people bump into mine pretty hard and they didnt break. You should be fine.
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It should be ok. We run 4 decks in spurts and it does well. OUR only complaint is it is way to noisy
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Definitely 180mm trucks with 1/2 risers. Wheels can be anything upward of 70mm. I'd recommend 74mm 80a wheels for this board. Have fun man.
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I would recommend swapping the wheels out with a more "professional" brand. Personally I swapped these generic wheels out with Orangutan 4 presidents. Swapping the wheels out for a more softer wheel should allow you to glide over bumps. Overall these trucks haven't failed me. They are loose but not too loose. They can also handle hills very well.