Two bearings hold each wheel of a skateboard to the axle. These bearings are generally made out of steel. On some more expensive models, they may be made from silicon nitride, which is a ceramic.
metal :)
Yes, more or less. Except for any grease, it is a collection of solid matter. It is not a liquid nor a gas. The body is made out of wood, fiberglass, or some sort of composite material. The frames for the wheels are made out of aluminum or some alloy (metal). Then the wheels are made out of some sort of rubber or plastic. Then there are bearings, screws, and nuts, and those are made out of steel or other metal. So for the most part, a skateboard is made from solid matter.
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idk what your actually asking but theres the deck(made from hardrock Canadian maple) the trucks, bearings, and wheels hope this helps
SkateB=board bearings are made with stainless steel or metal, but the persission of the wheels go the opisite, if the wheel is 5, then it will go slower, if it is 3, it will go faster.
It is usually made from wood with a bridge made from metal. It is usually made from wood with a bridge made from metal.
Different kinds of plastic usually. A harder shell, then a softer liner.
The wires themselves are usually made of a metal such as copper.
The wires themselves are usually made of a metal such as copper.
usually wood and metal
Plastic deck, in the shape of a pointed "rounded" square with 2 corners; wheels made of metal (tons of vibration).
Steel. (Usually has a coating, but the metal is steel)