Thanks Brad
75a in which formula?
The calibers are also for the little dude.
It’s a little longboard set up.
Supposed to be mellow for carving.
50 50 baseplates.
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Looks like he calibers already turn that fairly well. If it is set up with a cone / barrel combination, use both cones up front and the barrels in the back and mess with washers as before. I resist outfitting kids that are changing weight quickly when you can modify the existing to a point. If that doesn,t work, I am happy to recommend
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It’s because we were running them Dawon Song style.
Not actually compressing the bushings.
Very sloppy.
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On his DKP I feel like such a tool not realizing I had not changed his bushings…
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this is the way.
@RipTideSports can retire now.
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For the time being Im stealing some super soft bushings from his street board . I had gotten them from you guys a while back.
I think they came in different waves and are different formulas…no hopefully you can notice the different oranges.
I can’t find the orders in my email though…
He can turn with these!!!
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The taller orange ones are APS 65.
The shorter ones are harder(maybe 80). I got them before realizing I could go down to 65.
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Damn 60a APS is gonna be way soft enough 
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I think I went as low as I could.
How low can you go?
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I’m looking at some krank bushings for a meepo v5. 195lb, I’m a fairly light carver, mostly just keeping legs loose. I do need to make turns while keeping on a sidewalk decently often, but it’d be at lower speeds. I’d also like to get some stability at higher speeds but realize those two things could be at odds.
Not sure if I should be going 60 or 65 tall, but initial instinct is either barrels all around, or cone roadside front and barrels everywhere else. Figure with my weight 96a makes sense but open to others as well.
Thanks
Hey Brad,
I’m back to bother you again!
So I got the Super(duper)sonic a couple of months ago and have been really getting to like LDP. I’ve been experimenting a lot with angles and have found my favourite setup:
55/-35, Bear gen 6 155mm, Hoku 102mm wheels.
Im not sure what duro the Bears came with, but its a plug-barrel/cone setup on both trucks. They feels nice, but from what I’ve read I should use harder duro (and different shape?) on the rear.
Could you give me a recommendation of shapes/duros/formulas to try out? I weigh approx 60 kg (132 freedom units)
Thanks!