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Impact damage or poor road quality – all impacts from driving through a pothole, driving over speed bumps or hitting the curbstone can damage a… Read More »What Makes Bearings Go Bad?

every 85,000-100,000 miles. Your wheel bearings have a heavy impact on the handling of your vehicle. It would be extremely dangerous to drive with old… Read More »How Often Should You Replace Your Bearings?

2 million. Close to 2 million broken skateboard decks go to landfills each year. Most large skateboard manufacturers cut upwards of 30,000 boards per month,… Read More »How Many Skateboards Are Thrown Away Each Year?

Most skateboard decks are made from a high grade of maple (Acer spp.) veneer plywood and typically last only a few months before they break… Read More »Can You Recycle Skateboard Decks?

While not all skate decks appreciate in value, some of the most in-demand skate decks have proven to be profitable long-term investments, with resale values… Read More »Do Skateboards Appreciate In Value?

Definition of ‘rink‘ What kind of floor is best for roller skating? concrete floorsSkating centers with concrete floors are more popular among roller skaters who… Read More »What Is A Smooth Enclosed Floor For Roller Skating Called?

The lower the number, the softer the wheel. Most manufacturers use the Durometer A Scale. For example, a skateboard wheel with a hardness of 78a… Read More »Are 78A Wheels Too Soft?

Those who have found success in this industry suggest offering enough activities to attract consumers who are interested in more than skating. Entrepreneurs who have… Read More »Is Owning A Skating Rink Profitable?

Hardwood (typically maple) and particle board have a slightly softer surface than concrete. Why does it hurt more to fall on concrete than on wood?… Read More »Is Wood Softer Than Concrete?

As a general rule, wood, laminate, and linoleum floors will not be damaged by the wheels of roller skates or roller blades. Make sure your… Read More »Is It Ok To Roller Skate On Hardwood Floors?