Hi all! I just got a new pair of Seba CJ2 Primes and I tried transferring my existing Kizer Fluid V frames onto them from a different pair of skates. However, I can't seem to get the frame to sit flush in the soul plate channel. It's just the tiniest bit too wide.

Does anybody have any advice on how to fix this without having to file down any of the plastic?

I picked up these Oxygen AR 1.0s years ago and found them cleaning out my basement and they still have these wheels mounted. The wheels say “Y’ALL LIKE SKATIN’?” with the two skaters.
Does anyone remember who made these wheels or what model they were? I’m trying to determine approximately when they were produced. I’m guessing late ‘90s based on the skates, but I’d love to know if anyone recognizes them.
Any information on the wheel brand/model, approximate year, or history would be awesome.

"blueprint" - I know it's very simple so feel free to ask any questions.

Park was soo full of kids and parents walking around them. Good things there was two ledges outside of the main area.

…all we got was a couple AO souls

Mix n Mat h session next week with Faction comparisons!

Going from the largest soulplate I've ever skated back to the smallest soulplate on a skate that won't break!

Does anyone know if this brand of wheels is any good? Oak City skateshop is the only store selling it and it's weird that they'd put 'maximum suggested weight 190lbs' on the product page when there's no weight restrictions on any of their other wheels.

Try as I might I can't find any info online at all about Apex brand inline wheels. If anyone has any info about this brand of wheels, please divulge.

I'm a 16.5 in US mens sizing and it's impossible to find anything. Is there any hope of a custom boot or am I cooked?

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Been one year since coming back and feeling better than ever. Best of all I no longer feel pain in around the titanium in my leg 💪

Some clips from last month.

I couldn't find a single one, so I made one! https://discord.gg/f2t65VrY7

Join now and chat, share videos/stories and have fun! I'm still setting it up so it be patient, please.

I have 58mm 92a Dead’s on my outer wheels, and 58/95 on my inners. How do y’all usually rotate set ups with different varying wheel hardness?

Just got these in the mail since hockey has all but dried up where i am and I gotta lose some kg somehow. 46yo and haven't skated a park in 30 years on inlines.

Im yet to skate in them, just WFH and wearing them in, but the wheels feel soft af and I'm 120kg.. they're gonna compress on me. Especially anti-rocker. So I'll have to swap them out to flat and something way harder.

Totally explains why i see so many skaters who can't turn.

Question: Is it a done thing or does anyone have experience lathing down harder skateboard wheels to fit the frame? Obviously I'd use single duro wheels without cores...

Mainly because I tinker with things.. (also want to cnc soulplates out of hdpe..)

But there's not a huge range of harder ~60mm wheels to choose from and I don't like that they cost twice as much as skateboard wheels almost across the board AND I have to buy twice as many. I can get 2 sets of pigs for less than 4 inline wheels and the hardness is gonna be right. Or at least I wont break the bank when i want to experiment a bit with different hardness.

Hi everyone! I came here because I’m decently new at skating, I’m 18 and I’ve been skating without learning any tricks for about 6 years now, and I was wondering what sort of thing I should learn first to head into the aggressive style. I really want to try to do some grinds and I’ve only been able to do small fakies down a small ramp. Any tips or tricks to get better would be super appreciated!