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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, we're going to look at the history of professional fingerboard trucks. We'll see how the trucks have evolved over the years, and discuss the different types of trucks that are currently in use.
If you're interested in fingerboarding and want to know more about the history of this popular activity, then this video is for you! We'll discuss the different types of trucks that are currently in use, and explore the history of fingerboarding to learn more about the origins of this sport.
0:00 Introduction
2:10 Start of History of Pro Fingerboard Trucks
2:36 Tech Deck
5:24 Blackriver Trucks and Y-Trucks
9:20 Woody Wood / Undead Fvcker Trucks
9:46 2Kr
10:02 Dynamic Trucks
10:40 Caramel
11:06: UAG
11:30 Vortex
11:54 SB
12:08 Obsius
12:26 Eureka
Fingerboard trucks in the earliest times were one of a few things: whatever your skateboard keychain came with, whatever your skateboard toy used, or were DIY’d. One of the most popular DIY trucks were to take the axels out of a toy car, such as a Hot Wheel, and glue them to the fingerboard.
In 1998, xConcepts released Tech Deck, which revolutionized fingerboarding.
Almost immediately, fingerboarders began to customized these trucks.
One common issue with Tech Deck trucks were that the nuts would regularly become loose and even fall off the truck. Prior to using lock nuts - fingerboarders would glue the nut to the axle or kingpin, preventing them from loosening unintentionally. Locktite was a popular componenet in a fingerboarders arsenal.
In the summer of 2009, two revolutionary trucks were released. Y-Trucks made by Yellowood and Blackriver Trucks made by Blackriver. There were similarities - Both options offered features that greatly improved the experience of riding a fingerboard.
Blackriver Trucks kingpin and hanger were held together by a nut. The truck utilized a single axle, and the trucks were made of high quality aluminum.
Blackriver released the 2.0 in 2010 featuring 7 colors, and design optimizations. In 2022, Blackriver released the 3.0 truck, featured reinforced steel axles.
Y-Trucks innovated as well, with the most noticaeable being the inverted kingpin, allowing the hanger to have more clearance over the kingpin for a smoother grind. This kingpin utilized a Torx head to prevent wear of allen keys compared to traditional keys.
Additionally, unlike Blackriver Trucks, the length of their single axles allowed both dual and single bearings. They also utilized an anti-loose nut system (locknuts), and their bushings were made from Viton (a material used in aerospace and automotive use cases).
Blackriver and Yellowood unlocked the final piece of the puzzle. It was in summer of 2009 that a fingerboarder could finally have a 100% professional-caliber fingerboard setup, over 10 years after Tech Deck released.
Woody Wood Fvcker Trucks (later renamed Undead FVCKER TRUCK) out of Indonesia in 2011 with the goal of offering a more affordable professional fingerboard truck. These trucks were cast and shaped by hand.
2KR, founded in 2013 out of Slovakia, released trucks at least as early as early 2015, but most likely earlier. Another brand focused on providing quality fingerboard trucks at a more affordable price, 2KR trucks prove to be a popular option for fingerboarders.
In late 2015 Scott Biesboer released the Dynamic 3D Printed Fingerboard Truck, marking the first 3D printed professional fingerboard trucks. 32mm in width, the trucks initially included: 2 Truck Hangers, 2 Truck Baseplates, 8 Mounting Screws, 4 Viton O-Ring Bushings, 4 Axle Screws, 2 Kingpin Screws, and 2 Custom Made Pivot Cups. The 3D printed metal trucks, were most likely the first of its kind. Unfortunately, it wasn’t feasible to continue printing metal trucks.
Later, Dynamic revamped their design and manufacturing process. One important highlight is that Dynamic Trucks feature pre-threaded baseplate holes, and likely were the first to offer that feature!
Caramel trucks feature an inverted kingpin and can be used with both single and dual bearing wheels.
One note is that Caramel offers the ability to purchase custom sizes, even sizes that are outlandish proportions!
UAG was founded in 2019 in Japan. In 2021, UAG developed their original trucks. These trucks feature their iconic A-Frame hanger shape. Later, UAG released the A-Frame v2 shape. Featuring a unique hanger design and come in 33.5mm.
Vortex Trucks, created in Australia, with the goal of bridging the gap for affordable professional trucks. V2 Comes standard with an inverted kingpin. V3 offers adaptable baseplates, allowing both standard and inverted kingpin options.
SB Trucks out of Poland uses standard locknut kingpin.
The most recent addition to the pro truck mix is Obsius, which were released in 2022.
Eureka Trucks are a truck manufactured out of China. Offering an inverted kingpin in both 32mm Eureka I and 34mm Eureka II, they are also among the least expensive unique design out there. - บันเทิง
Dynamics been doing me solid these past couple years
I’m glad I heard someone say obsius’s name. Ob-sigh-us.
I’ve been saying Ob-see-us
Obsius trucks are best in my opinion. The one solid mold idea is brilliant, solving the “axel slip” problem. Obsius wheels feel soft grippy- but hard, kinda like a bowling ball. Still trying out the new innovations in the fingerboard world, but so far obsius equipment has me amazed currently.
I could be pronouncing it wrong 😂 And yea! I love seeing new innovative takes on products 😀
I’ll never forget seeing those first BRTs and Y-Trucks advertisements. It was game over after that. Happy I kept 2 1.0 BRTs over the years instead of tossing them to other homies to get into the hobby. Definitely miss those red velvet package inserts BR did for the trucks. 🔥
Seriously... BRTs and Y-Trucks were game changers for fingerboarding! I miss the red velvet packaging as well - it was iconic!
facts i remember back in the day going to every target in my area trying to find tech deck longboard trucks
Very few can offer this kind of deep insight and perspective into Fingerboarding. I love this kind of content. Thank you. Oh and I recently changed to Dynamics. A bit pricey but they feel 🔥 and look twice that!
Thank you! And Dynamics look so good too on a setup!
Right now, I'm riding BRT 2.0s, BRT 3.0s and a set of Dynamic Trucks on my setups! Let me know what you are riding :)
Brts all day 😅
@@Diegomiletti1 BRTs are def my go-to! I do love my Dynamics, but I've been on the BRT train since 2009!
My trucks on my main board are the basic Tech Deck performance trucks, hell my main board is all Tech Deck performance, I especially love the wheels because yeah they dont have bearings but I love powersliding with them, nice satisfying sound and feel.
But I know I can get better.
Brts baby! Can’t go wrong but I also have some setups with dynamic but they aren’t my main. Is there much difference with the 3.0 brts to get new ones or just wait until really needed?
Dynamics!
Ive been running vortex v2 and they have been fire for a couple months so far. I also use the techdeck 34mm hangers with vortex baseplate
Vortex trucks are actually from New Zealand & the V3 currently is only available in 33mm. Great trucks for the price. Been running my V3s for almost 2 months now with some upgrade bushings and I highly recommend!
Ah! Damn, I messed that up... I heard great things about Vortex! I'm going to grab a set :)
@@cdplaya definitely worth your time and money. They're good to ride stock, which to me, only happened once with BRTs 1.0 and I always had to get 3rd party tuning kits for my subsequent trucks
Agreed, I have the V3s on my main setup. They work great both inverted and w/ locknut. The stock bushings are really nice and from what I've tried beta bushings work well too.
@@soberseth I just switched to Beta. Much prefer the feel since I ride medium anyway, and the stock bushings can feel too mushy to me
I have a mix of dynamic trucks and black river trucks both are great in my opinion! Thank you for sharing another great history video, love hearing about how the scene is always growing and evolving!
Yes! Both are fantastic options :)
I just got a new blackriver complete with the BRT 3.0s. So far they have been amazing. Very smooth ride
Woa! Im stuck with brr and ytrucks😄😄😄
Great video, you covered it perfectly!
I loved those longboard trucks! I do miss the days spent modding trucks, gluing nuts, making your own homemade bushings, painting them etc.
Those were definitely good times! Really enjoyed tinkering around back then. In some ways, the DIY nature of the old days is way less for your average fingerboarder. But the quality of DIY stuff people who do DIY are insane!
I'm rocking Dynamic trucks rn and probably always will.
Dynamics are fantastic!!
I got my first _BerlinWood_ in 2003 and soon a set of _Winkler Wheels_ followed - it blew our minds when we discovered this early quality fingerboard equipment at a local skateshop in Berlin.
Unfortunatly we had to keep purchasing Techdeck oldschool/longboard trucks because they kept disintegrating quite reliably.
Because of the trucks fingerboards always kept feeling a little "toy-ish" for some years even though the rest of the setup was as high-end as it gets, especially for the time.
We virtually longed for someone coming up with a solid tuning truck.
It must have been around the time when _Blackriver_ introduced their trucks when I eventually dropped out fingerboarding because my life was somewhat turbulent to put it mildly. I had lost my fingerboard and considered getting a new one, and if I would do so then certainly without any _Techdeck_ crutches this time.
But then I heard they were asking for more than 50€ - I had bought pairs of real _Independent_ trucks for less and thought "F☠️k it, that's way too over the top in a way I don't want to support" and cancelled the whole idea.
I underestimated the effort put into quality trucks and only saw them exploiting the desperation of fingerboarders - something which I regret now.
This autumn I suddenly felt like fingerboarding again and got a complete at ASI Berlin - I had seen that by now there were affordable trucks still way superior to Techdeck, finally I could enjoy fingerboarding without having to worry about wheels on separated axle pins flying around.
But now I dug into fingerboarding to catch up and the stuff I've seen available nowadays was an outright revelation.
Despite having an actually sufficient entry level setup I couldn't help myself to set up an even better one. I got a quality deck which is "more crisp", wheels with metal core, and the only thing missing would be the _Obsius_ trucks which already on their way.
I can't wait to get it - the resulting board will be like something we only could have dreamt of back in the day!
I've been thru a pair of y trucks and now on a pair of dynamics and can Definitely say the craftsman ship of each are insane, i remember when i started black river and y trucks were the only thing and when i finally got my hands on y trucks it felt life changing 😂
Yes! The pro trucks are so high quality. I've tried some of the inexpensive trucks aka replicas and man they aren't even close to the quality of high end trucks!
Yeeees! I was waiting for it!!!
I was excited to get this video out!
Dynamic SE trucks are the GOATS
Currently using dynamic trucks on my main and I absolutely love it
They are a fantastic truck!
great video as always, I have had most all of these trucks and my go too now is blistered trucks.
I need to cop me a set!
@@cdplaya they are killer plus they are made down here in central point oregon, its nice to support a PNW company.
@@ryanbrockmiller1648 yes! Bailey is a great guy as well!
I’m currently riding tech deck trucks but I modified it by adding an inverted kingpin and some aftermarket bushings. Been seshing these for like 2-3 weeks and they’re solid!
And I'm at Dynamics now. Have also some Caramel hangers from the time they didn't make baseplates yet. Love their independent look! But I continue to hear that brts still have the best turning qualities, it's time for me to try them.
There's so many options now - I'm going to buy a set of each truck in this video and try em all!
@@cdplaya please do
BRT's will always be my favourite. Looks, ride, weight all just perfect imo
I've been waiting on this one!
I've been looking forward to this one too!
@cdplaya I'm actual curious about the riptape history... I didn't know Ytrucks went that far back!
@@bakerboardz39 yeah! Riptape has been around for so long... Actually longer than even I originally thought! I'll reach out to some German OGs to get the scoop on that 😁
On my main, I got BRT 3.0 32mm wide gold plate/black hangar, stock hardware. On my secondary, I got Dynamic 32's, inverted pins, stock parts, and on my tertiary setup, I've got Teak Tuning Prodigy Swerve with inverted pins, upgraded black Bubble bushings, unlike the others, no pivot cups, plates and hanger in gold.
Edit: Oh, I guess that since Eureka's look exactly the same as my Teaks, sooooo... I guess I have Eureka's.
Been fingerboarding for around 25 years and I've never had a pro set of trucks! Maybe some day 😅
They are well worth the extra cost!
Im riding on some Black River Trucks v3 34mm they re amazing!!
2:50 I have the exact World Industries handboard with the same broken axle 😅
Been riding since the OG techdeck days. JUST got my first dynamics in the mail today. About to set them up and try them out!! Thanks for the insight on those eurekas btw (dt zero model shown, no?). I really dig the design (and price point) on those and want to try them out some day as well! Love your content, man! My one critique is that sometimes the music is just *barely* too loud and it can conflict with your voice-over tracks. Small potatoes, though. The music itself is good and the actual info you present is 🔥🔥🔥 keep it up! ✌️
Thank you! I'll def be adjusting the volume of the music in the future - seems to be consistent feedback from people!
Currently using dynamic trucks and black river on my secondary set up! 🛹
Great video! Love the history this hobby has! I was waiting for you to touch on kraken trucks out of Mexico that caught my attention recently
Haven't heard of Kraken Trucks! I'll check them out!
Im just getting back into fingerboarding. I started back in like 98 or so when ever tech deck first came out/ got popular. I was in store and seen the newer tech deck and was amazed how wide it was compared to what i use to have so i got one just got memory sake and well.....been having a blast trying to re learn some tricks. Now i been looking to upgrade. I couldn't believe how many QUALITY options are out there now! I mean for like $20 give or take, you can get a really nice set up! Sure you can spend $150 plus for top of the line/name brand....which i will once i know what i like and want just to support the small businesses that have kept this hobby alive!
I remember hearing of flatface and Berlinwood, etc wayyyyyy back amd to see they are still around is just amazing!
Nice rundown of the history of fb trucks! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it! Be sure to check out my other history of fingerboarding videos! :D
Hi sticky
Great video! Well done!
Btw, I shred Blackriver on my homemade deck.
Awesome video! My fave trucks are BRTs and I'm currently rocking some 29mm's with white pivot cups and my Lightwork bushings
BRTs are still my fave as well!
I’m rocking 2kr on my 1st setup 2 setup caramel 36mm
3black river trucks
4 50mm caramel trucks
5 gold custom 36mm dynamic
Love the truck diversity! 2KR's, Caramels, BRT and Dynamics!! and wow 50mm Caramels 😮 I have a 44mm deck I won in a contest... I'll have to be getting a set of Caramels for those!
I ride the blackriver trucks 34mm🤙
I have brt hangers with vortex base plate
I’m currently riding Teak prodigy pro w 51a bottom bushings and 71a top bushings. Gives it a nice loose but tight feel. They’re great cheapest inverted kingpin trucks I think
Great vid legend ❤️ I had no idea there were so many other truck brands out there! I've been rocking dynamics and I don't think I'll ever switch back to the locknut style trucks 😅
Inverted kingpins definitely have their perks!
Nice vid, keep it up
Thanks, will do!
I like ur videos. Thank you)
Thank you for checking them out!
Setup one has 34mm dynamics, setup 2 has 32mm black rivers, and setup three has purple vortex baseplates and 32mm y hangers
im riding dynamics SE with techdeck bushings (rubber and without washers) for the past 6 months, the TD bushings are ultrasoft and provides a nice fealing to the deck :D
dynamic 34mm with 1green illpill and 3 white ill pills rockin on a mild 34mm multi split ply
Great work, Chris! I've been deep into Dynamics with my time back in fb this past year. I have a set of BRTs, and I'd like to try the other stuff that's coming out.
Thank you! Dynamics are super good. I'm planning on getting a set of UAG
@@cdplaya I really wanna check out the SB Trucks! I had no idea they existed. Hoping for a drop soon.
Always dropping top tier videos brother! Happy Friday 😀❤️👍
Thank you Enoch!! Happy Friday to you as well :)
@@cdplaya thanks buddy! Actually just realized my black river baseplate must be completely stripped since one side of it is raising and lifting from the deck rather than being mounted down solid ....suckssss these are my only black river trucks but they were a gift and used previously....dag nabbit 😂 lol
@@enochlightburst333 They probably were stripped upon removal! It's important to make sure to thread the trucks with the screws prior to mounting :) I always use a long magnetic screwdriver and rotate tightening each screw in stages. This ensures the trucks lie completely flush on the deck!
I'm using Noah wood, purple pro trucks.
Tech deck trucks🔥
I love your videos a ton however I think a lot of the time the music is slightly too loud, just letting you know! Keep up the consistent uploads! (:
Noted! Appreciate the feedback and will address this on future videos!!
Got china trucks got one setup, brts on another and dynamics on my main. Tbh I love all three, the china trucks are clearly less in quality but honestly not bad and better than a tech deck truck still...
this part is my favorite in the fingerboarding, coz for me fingerboard is about mimicking the aesthetic of the skateboard setup
Pro trucks are a game changer - It's also my favorite part of the setup. Something about having a great set of trucks really ups the quality of the entire setup.
Chris I love your videos! Only one suggestion: please consider making the background music quieter. It's really difficult to hear you sometimes, or concentrate on what you are saying through the loud music. Especially the beginning was loud, the rest was fine 🙂.
Thank you! Yeah, seems like in general the feedback has been turn the music down haha I'll ensure it's less loud!
Hardly anything that came after stacks up to the original pro truck. Basically anything with inverted kingpins has been inferior from my experience. Even Ys are highly outdated an have a ton of QC issues.
BRT, Dynamic SE, and UAG are the best. Only thing I haven’t tried are SBs. Also my 2KR never came (refused to send more) so fuck em.. they look like old TDLBs that have been shaped anyway.
If you need custom sizes IndustryFB will do full hangers instead of just longer axles like Caramel does. Dynamic occasionally does custom sizes too.
i’ve got three sets of dynamic trucks (black 34 mm, white 32 mm, and silver 32 mm). couple of them are setup on vortex colored baseplates to match my setups
This is epic tbh and id like to see someone make an iceberg video of fingerboarding. Music maybe tad bit loud and it sounds like youre having a speech about something revolutionary. I try to ride em all, i think it depends on deck and weight
Thank you! Sorry about the music, I did end up making it a bit too loud for sure haha
I had skate keychains on the late 90's before I graduated to Teck Decks. I wish I could still find them, i'm curious as to which ones I had
Im using brt's 34mm wide
My favorite setup has close up trucks, I'm gonna see if I get some better trucks this Christmas.
I have a question, when your hands are stiff and cold how do you make it so that your hand are loose again? My fingers are having trouble doing tricks.
I’m riding black river for over 6 months
What width are the tech deck wide trucks? I found my old no comply deck with tech deck wide trucks on it and I want to get a set of blackriver trucks.
I have brt 1 with the winkler to match and dynamic with dynamic butter wheels
Where would be the best place to reach out with some pictures? I have a bunch of wooden brands from the early 2k's that you didn't have pics of in your deck retrospect.
Amazing video as usual. I've ridden a Y-truck from 2012 to the present.
I need to get a set of x5 Y-Trucks! I had a pair of x1s I won in a contest back in 2009 - I'm curious to see how they evolved!
courrently riding dynamic trucks. can someone say what the best wheels are?
I'm rocking some blackriver trucks
Same 😁
Kraken fingerboards in Mexico also released awesome trucks!! damn they look good
That's awesome! I'll look into them!
I wish yellowwood got more love YTrucks are great but I think the shipping is what hurts popularity
I had a set of x1 YTrucks when they first released - I def need to try out the x5s!
@@cdplaya their great trucks
32mm brts gold base plate
Obsiuis/ Poli/ illpills!
are caramel/dynamic and obsidian the only 36mm trucks?
Anotha one!
YE!
I’m rideing the teak tuning prodigy trucks
Right on! I haven't tried those yet
Loved the video, the end about IP theft with trucks... At this point truck designs have been standard for 50 years. People claim Tech Deck copied Black Rivers truck design. Gotta say its at design point where you cant make a new design only copy and improve on another. If i make a new style of door that has rounded corners and it sells, did i reinvent the door? Or just modify the old design? Did I steal the IP of the first door maker? Nah, its a door. Just like its a truck. Doesnt take massive thought to copy some measurements
I’m riding a mix of brts and dynamics but I prefer dynamics
Right on! I mostly ride BRTs but now have three new sets of Dynamic I'm excited to setup!!
Wide (32mm) BRTs, religiously.
I ride a wush fire mold 33.7 mm deck eureka trucks joycult classics with Chems v4 grip
i either switch between my dynamics or custom shaped and inverted kingpin tech deck trucks depending on what setup i’m using.
Right on! I sometimes find switching trucks helps with a decks performance
@@cdplaya i switch to td trucks on lighter decks since they are heavier than dynamics so it helps when i wanna run mini wheels on a light deck to balance it out. still preform well!
Tech deck
I use Blackriver 2.0 and Dynamics both are great but Blackriver is a little heavy
For sure! I love both! Brts have that heftiness which I like on most setups
Teak tuniiiiiing! 🖐✊️😑
How do the get the axle to stay put?
Yea, it's interesting and I've wondered that myself! There's a locking mechanism built into the hanger and the single axle. You can see part of the design at 1:50 in the video!
32mm BRT's
Dynamics
im rocking a 32 Brts 2.0
Honestly i just rock td trucks with a baseplate with a shorter kingpin
I’m running with a set 35mm caramel trucks
Nice! The fact Caramel can do all the custom sizes is awesome
It's a shame that there aren't a lot of people shaping his tech deck trucks nowadays, it's so easy if you have a dremel, i'm still doing that
do a video showing how fingerboard trucks are made, i cant find how its made
I’m in Australia and every thing is so expensive here
nice vid! i'm running gold x4 ytrucks right now
Nice! I just ordered a set of x4s - looking forward to seeing how much they've changed since the x1!
The whole thing about the china replicas just doesn't make any sense. Since when do you have to condone something to record it as part of history? It's a significant part of the history happening right now, and it was actually the thing I was most looking forward to hearing about in this video. If the best we can do for recording fingerboardings history is only covering the highlights, then we're going to get a very inaccurate image looking back. I hope you can take this into consideration going forward. I'm not asking you to be a drama channel, but I don't think anyone wants or benefits from a one-sided recording of history. I really appreciate what you're doing. I just want to see this channel be the best it can be
I appreciate the comment. First, I wouldn't categorize replica trucks as a professional truck option, which is what this video is focused around. There's just a massive difference in quality of design and materials between pro trucks and their replica counterparts.
On a separate note, the companies mentioned in this video have invested time, thought, and money developing original designs. We are talking hundreds of hours and tens of thousands of dollars up front. Those replica trucks manufacturers cheap out every step of the way. If they were unwilling to put energy into developing their own designs, then they sure as hell are going to cheap out on customer service, quality control, materials, etc. To me, that's not professional.
I do understand many fingerboarders are looking for inexpensive options that are better than base Tech Deck trucks. This is the space replica trucks play!
If I did a video on budget trucks, I would include replica trucks as an option though!
@@cdplaya I See where you're coming from, but I don't see how it has much to do with my statement. You phrased it in the video that you aren't including them, because you don't condone their usage. I'm guessing that was a misunderstanding/miscommunication, since it seems like those are two separate thoughts, from your reply. I don't think their lack of professionalism excludes them from being a part of pro truck history, as they are a direct result of the trucks they are knocking off. I get what you're thinking was on the matter, but I think a video on budget trucks would be more likely to sway people towards buying them, since viewers of that video are more likely to be looking for cheap trucks. I completely agree with all your statement on the hard work put into pro trucks and all the things the replicas lack, I just don't think that means they aren't part of the discussion. I think that it means they are a part of the discussion to be balked at and ridiculed for their complete lack of morals.
@@Daneh97 Valid points, and I definitely could have communicated my reasons for not including replicas in this video. I still think replicas belong in a budget truck video and not a pro truck video - while their designs are a copy pro trucks, the materials and construction is definitely not the same if that makes sense!
And agree 💯 on your last statement. Almost think it deserves its own video on to discuss!
just to be clear... theres no beef with obsius, right? couldnt tell if u were speaking poorly of other chinese knock-offs, or obsius themselves. Was just confused cuz they seem solid but idk i havent used them personally. have been wanting to check them out tho
No beef with Obsius at all! I respect the brand for being original and for how they handled their initial issues with product breaking. They went above and beyond making it right so def think they are legit 😁
Dynamic special edition trucks only and forever.
I Ride BRT 3.0 34mm in silver with ill pills street wheels
That setup sounds like its shreds!
How come you never mention dynamic trucks. Or did I miss that.
Dynamic is there! 10:03 :)
Can I be a stock image person on one of your thumbnails lol
Sure! If you want!
the quality of brt is better but dynamics dont have the pin sticking out as much which does sometimes hinder me when using brt trucks + brt bushings are not good i think both or equal good
Very interesting in special when we look at the point that dual bearings seems not to be a thing anymore…
I questioning my self why it is how it is cuz dual bearings would fix so many issues on the wheel side…
No slipping bearings anymore and with that way longer lasting wheels…
It’s sad that the manufacturer goes away from that path…
Oh and on my main setup I run in the moment the ASI-shop truck 2.0, it’s this single axis china truck which you can find on many cheap boards with a similar design to the blackriver trucks (noticeable different but still the best comparison I could find 😅) but the standard baseplate like on the 29mm tech deck trucks…
They are pretty nice for the 10€ (more or less the same in $) they cost and they came in many different colors in 32 or 34mm, on all other decks I still run modified tech deck trucks with 32mm hanger, 29mm baseplate and some rubber bushings…
Next month I will finally take the money for blackriver trucks and for my other setups I will get another 2.0 ASI shop truck and the new ASI 3.0 with advanced single axis connection and a new baseplate…
With that I have finally enough good trucks for all my setups (run 4, 2 different main setups, a EDC setup and a f*ck up setup just to ride‘n‘destroy…
I too wish there were more dual bearing options! I know Y-Trucks are designed for dual bearings, so at least there's one pro truck company out there able to utilize them.
@@cdplaya yeah not only them, even some cheaper trucks provide that like the ASI-Shop trucks but the way bigger issue, where will you get wheels with dual bearings?
I mean I have trucks which would support it (ASI 2.0 Trucks) but you find nowhere in Germany wheels with dual bearings so what does it bring to me that I COULD use them but still can’t cuz no dual bearing wheels out there…😅
How I sad, it’s a bummer that this would fix so many issues but no one seems to care about… (without both of us..) 🙈😅
I didn’t know that Chris Daniels was the man behind this channel 😮
It's true!😁
I love your ff 2022 part
@@spitefil2114 Thank you!!
@@cdplaya your welcome man. I’ve been tryna find if you had a TH-cam or a insta and I solved my own question
Tech deck trucks whilst i wait for my brts
Tech Deck trucks are inexpensive and get the job done!
@@cdplaya yeah they're not too shabby but the bushings kinda suck 👍
I just want to confirm that the second picture of eureka that is a purple one is not a eureka, it is a plagiarized truck made by the company fan-team, the real eureka is from a company called dtzero.
Ah, thank you for letting me know!
I'll see if I can get the right Eureka truck image. Plagiarized trucks are really bothersome 😓
@@cdplaya you could just search dtzero erueka trucks