i have a quick sketch but cant get it onto the computer. if i make them(hopefully soon) ill post pics and tell you dimensions. but i dont even have a wheel yet so idk how soon ill make them, but i do want to get one.
i have a quick sketch but cant get it onto the computer. if i make them(hopefully soon) ill post pics and tell you dimensions. but i dont even have a wheel yet so idk how soon ill make them, but i do want to get one.
i have a quick sketch but cant get it onto the computer. if i make them(hopefully soon) ill post pics and tell you dimensions. but i dont even have a wheel yet so idk how soon ill make them, but i do want to get one.
i have a quick sketch but cant get it onto the computer. if i make them(hopefully soon) ill post pics and tell you dimensions. but i dont even have a wheel yet so idk how soon ill make them, but i do want to get one.
Ok, thanks anyways 😄 Is the best plate shape the one shaped like a triangle?
i have a quick sketch but cant get it onto the computer. if i make them(hopefully soon) ill post pics and tell you dimensions. but i dont even have a wheel yet so idk how soon ill make them, but i do want to get one.
Ok, thanks anyways 😄 Is the best plate shape the one shaped like a triangle?
i have a quick sketch but cant get it onto the computer. if i make them(hopefully soon) ill post pics and tell you dimensions. but i dont even have a wheel yet so idk how soon ill make them, but i do want to get one.
Ok, thanks anyways 😄 Is the best plate shape the one shaped like a triangle?
You're going to want the plates to be a large and as light as possible 🙂
I know that the bedford plates (which from what I know about BC wheels are the most recommended) are almost the full sole of my size 9 shoe. You'll want the axle drilled in the plates just above where your shoe top is so that you can 'hook into' the axle bolts for stability.
Check out what's on UDC to see the basic design of a bc plate.
also I'd recommend investing in some grip tape to keep your feet from sliding all over the place. Worked wonders on my homemade plates.
You're going to want the plates to be a large and as light as possible 🙂
I know that the bedford plates (which from what I know about BC wheels are the most recommended) are almost the full sole of my size 9 shoe. You'll want the axle drilled in the plates just above where your shoe top is so that you can 'hook into' the axle bolts for stability.
Check out what's on UDC to see the basic design of a bc plate.
also I'd recommend investing in some grip tape to keep your feet from sliding all over the place. Worked wonders on my homemade plates.
You're going to want the plates to be a large and as light as possible 🙂
I know that the bedford plates (which from what I know about BC wheels are the most recommended) are almost the full sole of my size 9 shoe. You'll want the axle drilled in the plates just above where your shoe top is so that you can 'hook into' the axle bolts for stability.
Check out what's on UDC to see the basic design of a bc plate.
also I'd recommend investing in some grip tape to keep your feet from sliding all over the place. Worked wonders on my homemade plates.
Umm . . . this is the easiest, cheapest, lightest, quickest way to make them.
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