Thunder 151 High Lights II Truck (polished) 8.75"

Best on Market. Always worth it. The axles have the best steering behavior in my opinion. I have been driving the axles for years and have never experienced anything negative

The thing is, I had to switch the baseplate with the team editiin I had to put back that extra mm that prevents wheelbiteqs because thunder as a vebture has a large wheelbase so it's stable so it's more on the incyrvee p1rtie of the deck. For me, a real 8.5. The 8.75 at the bottom is much better than the 8.5. Non-negotiable. More engagement, more balance, more sensations, but the marriage with the 8.5 board makes it impossible to do with an 8.75 deck. For the choice of the brand thunder is undoubtedly the only truck combining all the qualities of the three leaders. Stable but swinging. Slippery but stable grind. Perfect center of gravity, for pop ollie and nollie, and good curve in the bowl, for a mellow skate. With 53mm spit full wheels, a set-up like mine gives you stability and a clean, agile style of skateboarding, with no stupid loss of balance like with the indy in manual or in a slightly zippy replaque that cracks the gearboxes. And you don't get bored like with ventures, which are for beginners. It's all a question of timing for the streeteux, but even with the weight of the stroke required, the gesture becomes effortless, which in my opinion is better than doing the zelle while being hit. Ps I've swapped the gummies for 91d bones. No dicks, or at least they don't knock you over. The grizzly grip is much better than the 2nd one offered.

Die Achsen sind nicht zu leicht, aber auch nicht zu schwer...ich fahre ein 8.625er board mit diesen Achsen und fliptricks gehen für mich fast noch besser als mit nem schmaleren und leichteren Setup (fühlt sich einfach stabiler und kontrollierten an wenn man ein bisschen Fläche und Gewicht unter den Füßen hat). Außerdem ist die breite perfekt für Grinds, insbesondere auf ner Rail.