Serpentine Road

That rink looks fantastic.

Also I've moved the plate as far forward as I never use toe stops and prefer a more speed orientated set up.

Yes I think a trip to amazingstoke might be in order soon.

Hey Inky im riding some entry level Reidels with extra hard bushings, moto Swiss and mini zombie hawgs which is nice.

65mm Airwaves are a pretty good around wheel but I have recently switched to mini Zombie Hawgs, 70mm 82a long board wheels, they served me well at the LIM Quad endurance race but you can ask the Stag about that

This week we will be heading West

Don't forget to check www.londonskate.com for route, rules and skate status.

https://www.facebook.com/events/134209650121180/?ref=22

See you all there.

The inline mode on Strava is a bit limited with the amount of data it provides, I prefer to use the cycle mode and list my journeys under different bikes which are actually different skates, ie Bonts, Quads, Twisters.

I would be happy to share these journeys for this project.

Yes yes yes Camden, spread the word and lets make this a big one.

Don't forget to check out www.londonskate.com for route map, rules and skate status.

Badda Bing Badda Boom!!!

Yeah the Old Git could do it for sure as could Speedy Dave but I was hoping for some local business, hey your honor can you think of anyone's?

I skated 100 miles at Le Mans on a set of Mini Zombie Hawgs 70mm 82a and I really liked the ride, however I have read on skatelog about reducing the contact patch from 40mm down to about 35mm.

Does anybody in the London area have a lathe and the experience to do this work for me?

Skate is GO!

Tonights skate is GO GO GO!!!

Tonight's skate is GO!

Sorry folks but this weeks stroll is off!

You had better get some gt85 on the go then hadn't you.

I think they still skate on Serpentine Road at Hyde Park, frequency depends on the weather and season..

Bebai wrote:
Is this a serious answer?

No it is a question, as Phil has explained there are just too many factors to give a precise answer to your question.

@ Bebai- How long on average does a set of 80mm Hyper Concrete or Matter F1 wheels last you?

Bebai wrote:I was just wondering, how long are really good wheels like say Gyro/matter/hyper concrete expected to last for when using for stuff like slides, t-stop, generally slalom and street skating? Length in terms of months

Is this a serious question?

Hah, I remember trying to break this same record down at Vauxhall rollerdisco a few years back. Unfortunately the venue didnt lend itself well to this sort to the task at hand! I'm sure you'll have better luck... I remember that, the route went from one room to another, then down the side alley, ba...

Nice one Mr Wildman I was down at CycloPark quite recently and was really impressed with the place, Infact we are planning to have a BMX day down there in April if you wanna join us.

Cool thanks.