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PRO SET-UPS w/ Riley Hawk
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- Опубліковано 29 лют 2016
- Active Pro, Riley Hawk & his current set-up.
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You forgot to mention what strain you smoke
nice setup dude...
I remember when he was a baby
Awesome dude! Never tried spraying the grip. To bad photos can't be posted here. I built my own board! U should do that to?! and post it here! Audience would go crazy 'bout that board!
That jean Sherpa jacket looks sick
I've had Bronson g3 for 3 mo now and there fast as fuck
the Spitfires are Radial Slims F4 by the graphic, sick setup though
i think theyre just the radials. not slims
Nate Norman theyre slims, radials are much wider
Anyone know the length of his b16 deck? I feel like it's over 33in? That and the length of the nose and tail?
b16 shape is 8.475 wide and 31.875” long measured with a flat ruler. with a soft tape going down the top of the deck it reads as roughly 32.3” tail is around 6.5” and the nose is a little under 7” Best shape out if you don't mind the 14.25” wheelbase. but I sometimes prefer a longer wheelbase for bowls
I skate a baker 8.5 with hollow indy 149s and I can actually skate better on a 8.5 than
a 8.25 with thunders I can't land a kickflip without one foot kinda touching the ground lol even tho thats whats trendy now for some reason just do what works I guess
8.475
Born into a skateboarding dynasty, and he approaches his setup like a damn hobo!
What a chump of a comment
Anybody know what song that is?
Roxy Music - If There Is Something
Can I get any set-up advice for my first time doing one?
pacnick11 get Indy’s or ace trucks anything else is a ware of money
Get whatever you want. Nicer trucks are not a waste of money for people that aren’t sponsored and get free ones all the time. Thunders have always lasted me longer than others I’ve tried.
Just go crazy with your first board and you’ll figure it what you do and don’t like. Maybe you’ll want it wider or thinner or whatever
@@CheetosMUFUKKA thunder gang
Try everything
Are you related to Tony? Sick set up man.
tony's son
TOny's son (2)
Tony's son
do Chris joslin
agreed
You guys might be on the wrong site.
song plz ????
Roxy Music-If there is something
i dont get it.. how does everyone's bearings last them soo long? i break bearings every minute! EVEN SWISS!! no shit ! what am doing wrong?
sal christy how tight are the axle nuts? or maybe if you're a heavier guy that could contribute. also do you try and clean them, if so what do you use?
sal christy I break a lot of bearings dude I moved up to bones Swiss and it helps but even those I break. The Redz I WILL break within like 2 weeks. The factors that lend to it I think are my 5'11" height, the fact that I skate stairs sometimes, and the fact that I also love sliding especially while hill bombing. Height=more leverage against axles (I bend tensors) and stress on bearings, impact is obvious, and sliding gets particles into your shit which gives you pitted raceways and worse breakage. And about cleaning them yes you should clean and lube them but it has to be done perfectly or you will set your bearings up to attract dirt and break or jam in a week. I only weigh 140ish btw
The reason why peoples bearings break so easily is because a lot of skaters don't use bearing spacers & give their wheels play, letting them move side to side. Which causes uneven pressure on the bearings. In actuality bearings should be used with bearing spacers. The spacer goes in the middle of the wheel between the two bearings. It's also important to make sure your washers are being used. The washers help bring everything together. Once you have the wheel on the trucks, you are suppose to tighten the axle nut snug (not too tight) to where the washers, bearings, & spacer all come together forming one rolling unit within the wheel. This gives the wheel a solid platform allowing the bearings to roll within the race track of each bearing case ring properly. This then allows the pressure to be evenly distributed to the whole wheel. Rather than to one side or the other. Hope this helps 👍. It is important to always keep your bearings clean. I clean my bearing regularly and have had sets of bearings last me 10 plus years. I wish someone would have explained this to me when I first started skating lol. I learned the hard way through trial and error over the course of 20 plus years skating lol.
i just broke bearings when i was using ricta speed rings wheels, those was too hard, i think this makes bearings explodes
@@simoncejas Best answer!
Geodude
How could he ride 169's on a 8.5" deck? 169's are nearly a 9" axle....
recently set up 169's on an 8.5, feels sick as fuck just rolling around
more grind surface and stability I guess.
but the fact that he rides loose indy's must mean he wouldn't have a problem turning either.
I know people who can ride .5 inch too big trucks but they always do it with really skinny wheels and no speedrings to balance it out. kinda makes sense.
People don't understand that having a 9-inch axle doesn't mean you're wheelset sits out 9in out from the hangar. Technically, they're (wheels) probably going to land right in that 8.5 range with the rest of the lil bit of axel sticking out to that 9inch measurement and if you're running fairly narrow wheels it'll work FINE..
What size shoe does he have
he is 6 ft 1 tall so I guess a 10
When I skated, I would wrench my trucks as tight as they could go.
How did you turn?
I prob wouldn't skate as a profession if I was was Tony's son. Atleast not vert. (No clue what Riley does)
***** Thanks! (sadly the decipline i like the least :( )
***** Some links? :)
I also like Flatground a lot. (Mike mo is so awesome! )
+ShakerGER There's so much gnarly skating you need to check out. Check out the dime video, zero cold war, real through and through. Youre missing out so much.
Anyone know what b16 means
The dude skates both, but more of street yet rips on vert.
he has to change trucks often because indy standard bushings sucks. they are the best at the beginning but they start break very fast and are too loose...
+whosVenqo they are looser and looser...
He never said he has to change his trucks often
+dante bost I'm just wondering how he skates with that loose trucks... Strange, but always my indy standard bushings breaks very fast and make very, very loose. New ones are great, but older are loose af if you have nut flush.
Bones Bushings Medium sucks. They break very fast. People say that aftermarket Indy Mediums are great, but they also break fast and make very, very loose with nut flush. That is why I think that he often change trucks/bushing, becouse they seem to be a bit tight on videos.
+IAMZAMEK ride thunder
I hate those type of people that and they shut with "I guess"