Standard axel. On the Web-Store
“14.5” Axel Kit – stooge raceboards" 14.5" Axel Kit – stooge raceboards
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Any update?
Nothing, LA port clogged up.
Have you considering just unloading the vessel yourself?
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Insert marriage joke here
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Looking at the SRB NKP 3-Links front it actually looks like a duck.
Very clever @MoeStooge
@b264
Even has a spiraldick
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Has anyone tried the NKP trucks with BN geardrives yet?
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I’m gonna, soon. Awaiting the adapters for it.
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We will keep parts in stock for standard. Ryan just won Mary Hill on the stanard. Its still a good sub 200lb hanger.
I think most will opt for the HD. It feels a bit more rigid than the standard but i ride at 170lb. The HD makes offroading the 3-link a reality. It overall most likely could phase out the standard. Demand will dictate.
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When will the winner be announced?
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Were pulling a winner in 2months.
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Hey Moe @MoeStooge
I am pondering if I can slap your HD trucks on my Khymera.
I saw a video from a while back where Mario had one running.
Here is the big question…
do you think that set up was good?
is this kind of deck ok with the 3 links?
or is a drop down long board really the way to go?
I experimented with a weird truck set up with the Khymera and it was a no go…
So now I am exploring alternates.
I really don’t want to cut the deck. and was told that Findoutcustoms may have an adapter.
@computers
Do you know about that.
edit:
I found the adapters.
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@rafaelinmissouri With the FOC adapter up front you will not need to chop/cut the Kymera dack. The rear deck angle is perfect to run the 3-link reversed with motors facing outward. Its a setup that will work very well with the HD.
HD radius rod to baseplate mounts and HD 44mm large bolt pattern motor plates are a couple of weeks out.
HD 4130 chromoly plates are .065" thicker.
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where will it be announced? will it be posted here?
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HD truck winner will be announced in the June newsletter.
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Wow
There’s a stooge newsletter?
How do I sign up?
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Love this guy’s geeky analysis of skateboard geometries especially with reference to true LDP (pump not push). Obviously he hasn’t cottoned on to esk8 yet though.
Changing Angles
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