Would you buy this $300+ skateboard truck?

Usually cnc'd tkp trucks (street trucks) are for pumper or slalom setups. Sometimes the front and rear trucks come as a set and have different geometry for front and rear. This avoids you having to use crazy wedge riser setups to get a low or zero degree rear or mounting the trucks on a kicktail with a fuckton of flat riser. I think right now Don't Trip has a majority of the market on tkps for pumpers, but I don't pay attention enough to say that for sure.

DrZoidbergUsually cnc'd tkp trucks (street trucks) are for pumper or slalom setups. Sometimes the front and rear trucks come as a set and have different geometry for front and rear. This avoids you having to use crazy wedge riser setups to get a low or zero degree rear or mounting the trucks on a kicktail with a fuckton of flat riser. I think right now Don't Trip has a majority of the market on tkps for pumpers, but I don't pay attention enough to say that for sure.

Yeah although the Bhangers or whatever that they make are made for pumping setups. They also have a metal zero degree bracket with an rkp on it. I have my commuter deck wedged but never pump it anymore. So I don't think that these wide-ish trucks are

Also slalomers prefer RKP trucks nowadays, which DT also makes. I think it's actually their main product.
Idk man I quit dh longboarding last summer.

I remember DT had a truck called the "Trixxx" that sounded like it was actually made for street, which is kinda funny.
It's not that different from getting a metal aggressive inline frame though...?

I was mainly asking street skaters if they would ever want to get a precision street truck and if there was ever any reason for it. I think if you really wanna get a precision street truck your best bet is probably Surfrodz Grindz

FruitBootProYeah although the Bhangers or whatever that they make are made for pumping setups. They also have a metal zero degree bracket with an rkp on it. I have my commuter deck wedged but never pump it anymore. So I don't think that these wide-ish trucks are

Also slalomers prefer RKP trucks nowadays, which DT also makes. I think it's actually their main product.
Idk man I quit dh longboarding last summer.

I remember DT had a truck called the "Trixxx" that sounded like it was actually made for street, which is kinda funny.
It's not that different from getting a metal aggressive inline frame though...?

I was mainly asking street skaters if they would ever want to get a precision street truck and if there was ever any reason for it. I think if you really wanna get a precision street truck your best bet is probably Surfrodz Grindz

I've been street skating longer than DH or anything else. I'd probably never buy these. It's probably not 6 times better than my ventures but it'll cost 6 times as much. Just slap some new bushings in and properly spacer your wheels and bam, your street setup feels 100x better for like 15 bucks. I can't imagine they'd sell anyway, since you can hardly convince most skateboarders to use all four bolts to hold the trucks on the deck. They already spent all their money on pbr, tiny hats and straight leg ankle length pants.

Slalomers are on rkps now? I was running the tkp/rkp split at one point and riding that thing to class. But since silverfish is dead it's hard to see what people are running these days.

Ride the best. Fuck the rest.

Indys for life.

DrZoidbergI've been street skating longer than DH or anything else. I'd probably never buy these. It's probably not 6 times better than my ventures but it'll cost 6 times as much. Just slap some new bushings in and properly spacer your wheels and bam, your street setup feels 100x better for like 15 bucks. I can't imagine they'd sell anyway, since you can hardly convince most skateboarders to use all four bolts to hold the trucks on the deck. They already spent all their money on pbr, tiny hats and straight leg ankle length pants.

Slalomers are on rkps now? I was running the tkp/rkp split at one point and riding that thing to class. But since silverfish is dead it's hard to see what people are running these days.

Wedged tkp front truck for slalom just sucks ass at speed afaik lol. I tried it on a really dumb setup I had for a little while and ended up wrecking my ankle because of it.

Btw, you really don't need all four bolts for the trucks, I've talked to dudes who hit like 50mph on trucks with 2 bolts each lmao

You gotta be retarded to buy 300 dollar trucks

ChadThundercockYou gotta be retarded to buy 300 dollar trucks

so how do they ride buddy?

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