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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Highland NY
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I asked above, but I know you mainly read and answer this section.
My friend's trucks snapped while skating. Is it a regular thing for trucks to snap? Is there any way to prevent this? It was the trucks on a Powerdyne plate. The plate was fine, we believe the trucks may have been forged steel. Are weak trucks common? Is it common for an aluminum plate to have steel trucks? Do forged steel trucks snap regularly? Thanks, as all of this seems pretty important. Especially when moving forward towards a new plate set up. |
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Location: Big hill on Mars
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