Are these wheels designed for the old micro bearings or the new full size bearings everyone is selling now?
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Hello,Thank you for your inquiry. Per the product description, these appear to be a MICRO Core Wheel: HYPERFORMANCE RACING - 80mm 82a - XT MICRO CORE GREEN - WITH BEARINGS.
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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.
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I really dont know if you could find the wheels in rubber. You might try contacting the manufacturer to se if the have replacement wheels made of rubber that might be used on pricier upgraded models. if they have them it is easy to snap the originals off and put the new ones on. Just pinch in the little spring loaded plastic ears at the connection to the frame. Good luck.
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Alon, all these answers are great. On operation as P. Tower stated the bearings ride on a 5/8" axle shaft. They are designed to be held on the shaft with some kind of pin such as a cotter pin or a spring clip. This allows the wheels some movement along the axle. They aren't designed for any type of high speed. As noted, if the tires wear or the tubes sail the two rim halves separate to make mounting new rubber easy.
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Standard size bearings. I use ABEC 9 bearings in my skates and they work great.
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All casterboard and skateboard wheels accommodate the same size bearing.. the ABEC # is about how good it is.. the higher the better,, Abec 9's r great for street and bowl riding We should know. TimberWolf Casterboards
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don't buy those wheels they are steel and they do not have enough chrome on them so they have already rusted badly my 30yro frt wheel looks better. the bearings must be reset b4 use as they were so tight the wheel would not turn. as for freewheel cog fit dont know i used 5speed oem.
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Hi Lilian, I bought these for an aftermarket set of wheels based on the 57mm size. They did not fit...
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The wheels themselves aren't half bad .. They may come in tight but work like a charm; if you really are interested in replacing them I recommend you buy some actually Penny Wheels and if you didn't understand that, I meant buy some wheels made by the actually Penny Company. I hope I could help you
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I'm not sure the bearing is the same size. If you can go to a Walmart and find a regular rip stick and compare that would be best. My guess would be the bearings are the same and this wheel will work.
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Hello, These wheels are currently available in the specified size and bolt pattern. Those tires should fit quite nicely with these wheels. Feel free to purchase. Thank you Jeremy
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make sure spindle height is right.. think these are the shorter spindles.. I had to rebuild spindles using old parts with new bearings to make work.. if yours are taller like mine, that's what you need.. MAKE SURE!!!
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Unfortunately, these wheels are currently back ordered. Shoot us a direct Amazon message, and we'll send over a list of what's currently available for you. Thanks, -Jon
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Yes. I used them on my shimano 105 bracks. Work great for full carbon wheels.
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They fit in inline skates too, that's what i bought them for. I got 2 sets for them because you need 8 bearings per skate.
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Honestly, I don't have the specs on that. But the details of this item said they should fit all skates. Actually that was not the issue that I had with these wheels. I felt that they were a softer wheel then my last ones. Then I noticed my last wheels were hockey wheels that lasted forever. I am certain these will not be as durable. I think hockey wheels are the way to go. Next time I will get them. I am using these wheels but if they start to wear quickly I am going to exchange them.
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I bought a regular, full size cart (like my grandma had) and purchased these wheels to replace the regular wheels that were on it.. I received my wheels and was disappointed when the centers were to small to fit.. NO, they don't fit!
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No, these will not fit the Rip Rider 360. You'll need a 76mm or 64mm replacement. The original wheels are 76mm, but they also sell 64mm replacements on the Razor website which are apparently adequate. I'd personally go for the 76mm replacements because they are thicker and will last a little longer. Anything in that size range will probably work though.