so everyone is talking about the bearings and stuff, which ones should i buy after getting my stereo skateboard?
920733
Bones Reds, best bang for your buck. I cruise like a dream with those on my Stereo
920734
NONE! The bearings in this board are perfectly fine. Just ride it and you'll see. Why spend more $$ on other bearings just to say you have name brand bearings. Blah blah blah. Ride it and you 'll see they are perfectly fine, fast and fun!
149668
Yeah, everything else is the same as a regular skateboard too, the only difference is the deck. So you could replace the trucks, the bushings, the bearings, the hardware, the wheels etc no problem.
1367402
It didn't come with any brearings, but I think this wheels come in some sort of bundle with trucks and bearings. Put I recommend just buying the wheels and your choice of bearings
139564
Actually, the bearings are very good. The quality of the entire thing is good. My son rides it constantly & he's never had any problems with it.
251401
Yes, any skate wheels. These bearings are the highest tier of quality bearings. I can free spin a wheel for four minutes when clean & oiled. Keep them clean & you'll have the fastest bearings for a lifetime. There's a reason their double the price of others.
108627
There isn't really a better or worse -- they are each designed completely differently, with different goals. Ceramics are indestructible, self-healing, and rust-proof. They're also the most expensive bearing Bones has. The 6 is purely a performance bearing. They're designed for acceleration and speed, nothing else. The guy who set the world record for skate speed did it using 6 ball bearings. If you want the fastest board around, get the 6. If you want the last set of bearings you'll ever buy, get the ceramics.
1576102
They are not included. But if you go to any hobby shop, the one next to my house sells bearings for $1-$5 each depending on the manufacturer. Ceramic, metal, sealed, etc. the stock ones will work if your doing a swap out.
396984
I purchased these and they are the micro bearings. Mine came with kryptonics micros. I haven't used these yet so I can't say how good/bad they are.
256448
anything else. I got a couple of generic brick sets to go with the wheel set
616994
It depends on the size of your wheels, but for sure you should try to get Bones brand bearings.
1453095
I bought the Lyr and Bifrost by SchiitJust sent the Bifrost in for an overhaul - new boards (UBER) and getting new tubes for the LyrFor under $1k I don't think you can do better - Just got the wife a Valhalla for her HD650s - even SHE likes it <g>
1290026
Are you referring to the hardware (screws and bolts)? If so, just look up skateboard hardware or nuts and bolts. I recommend getting a 1.25" setOr do you mean bushings?
1511840
The bearings are ABEC 7; they were terrible in the first batch, but the newer boards come with some pretty good ones - don't be afraid to try breaking the board in before deciding to order a different set of bearings!
171708
You should go with something else. This one is too large and the bearings are plastic so they break like there's no tomorrow.
97578
It depends on what you want out of your wheel, if you want the best grip possible you're gonna want a softer wheel and probably wider, if you want to learn how to slide and have medium grip you'll want harder wheels with rounded edges, kinda pike the ones that came with the board
508315
You'd be better off purchasing just the turntable bearings, or lazy susan bearings!! They're much cheaper than buying this Lazy Susan (which works great, by the way) and taking it apart!! :)
2159486
I honestly don't know, if I were you go to a skate shop "GOOGLE " or go to the mall they usually have 1 there and ask them, this was my 1st board that's why I bought mine complete and ready, but I'm already looking to buy another board this time I'm looking for wheels that'll spin a lot more freely so's I can coast a lot longer, sorry I couldn't have been more help ...