it depends on where u live...if u live somewhere rocky, the bigger the wheel the better, if u have smooth ground i would get 52mm's
i live in England where it is mostly rough ground and i skate 49mms so it doesn't really matter
The most important part of choosing a deck is choosing one that you feel comfortable on and the type of riding that you are going to be doing. Street/Technical-It involves doing flip tricks, grinds, rails, gaps, ledges, and so on. For street skating decks from 7.5 to 7.75 inches are usually good because it is easier to flip a thinner deck. Transitions-Transition skaters should look for something around 7.75 inches, possibly wider (depends on the size of your feet). It will be easier to balance and control a deck with a bit more width. All Around
If you're going to be doing a mix of street skating and transition skating, look for something right around the 7.75 inches mark. Id go for the all around one... hope this helps x
The best size is diffrent for everyone. Go to your local skateshop ask the person there to tell you what size is best for you.
The size of a skateboard wheel varies from 48 millimeters to 97 millimeters.
Smaller wheels canmake a skateboard faster , bigger wheels increase stability .
It depends if u are a street skateboarder the size wheel should be between 51-54mm if u like to skate in pools, bowls, etc. The size wheel should be between 55-65mm
Its depends on the size of the board get one that matches with the size of it.
riding on bearings
50 to 52 mm
Well, think about it. If you have a small wheel, the smaller the diameter, height and width. Therefore closer to the ground.
yes the sizes of skateboard wheels range from 40-70 mm
No way. Its impossible
The skateboard have wheel & axle and screw, the wheel is obvious the wheel and the axle is the truck and i think the screw is the hardware.
the circumference of the wheel
Yes, they are called Avic
bum
Yes because on the bottom of the skateboard the wheel would be the wheel and the cylindrical metal part next to the wheel is the axle.
pop them out of the wheel
the hardness of the wheel. The higher the number, the harder the wheel will be :)
a skateboard has 8 bearings. 2 bearings inside each wheel facing opposite ways inside each wheel
The average i belive is 31' or 32'