I bought my first inline skates in Melbourne in a fire sale at a local skate shop. I think this ...
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An inline frame is an Aluminium, Magnesium, Carbon, Bamboo or composite material designed to mount the wheels and bearings underneath the ...
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I have recently started skating my first quad-skate setup. I bought these skates for general session skating at the rink ...
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Coming to Germany and The USA April 2018! People who know me know the passion I have for Powerslide products ...
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Firstly, these bearings are designed for high performance skateboards, not roller-skates. There might be a chance they will work if ...
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Frames for Slalom skating come in many sizes. The Most common being: 243mm with max. 4x 80mm dia wheels 231mm ...
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I really like the X-slot mounting on Powerslide Skates. It gives you the best ability to fine tune your frame ...
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After a long time researching bearings I decided to give Bronson Speed Co.'s G3 Bearing a try. Bronson Speed Co. totally ...
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AIM: To totally clean bearings of all foreign soil and contaminants. MATERIALS: Stainless steel mini-muffin tray with at least 16 ...
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There are 3 common spacing distances for slalom cones; 50cm, 80cm and 120cm. It is usual for all three spacings ...
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My nephew and I had a wonderful time skating at the old Neilsen Park skate rink in Bargara, Queensland. Here ...
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Bearings are at the heart of roller-skating, and it does makes sense that many people 'follow the white rabbit", when ...
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It is good to know your skates fit properly, and if you are unsure about fit, do consult someone who ...
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Learning to skate is possible at any age, if the motivation and equipment exist to fit your needs. It is ...
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