in america or sth like dat... some of the nights the teens skate in the road and use all thew pathways and stuff like dat to do stunts

75 mm....
or.
Gumballs 76mm
Strikers 77mm
Flywheels 76, 83, 90, 97

I assume that for a loosely set giant or a Super G even larger wheels would be an advantage.

In my opinion, there should be very little rules along these lines. Simple is good. Otherwise you open up all sorts of problems (and you limit progress in design experimentation.) Plus there would be too much time wasted on measuring and protesting.

issit possible to use aggressive skate wheel to do it?
coz i tot of purchasing aggressive skates one

nope aggressive skates are too bulky to ride slalom... others fitness skates are fine... if u wanan try aggressive skate pm me..

yeap eric, ok..im purchasing from melb hehe

u wait i'll be goign to melb next year.. what skates u buying? try USD or Xsjado.. i went box hill skate park once.. pretty good.. or the cemented park in the city (forgot the station's name).. some walking distance from the trin station..

hey eric, you're like an expert in aggressive skates right.. how bout freestyle? know anything about it?

good ! hahaha ya...the cement one ! painful o
i tot USD now..
aud 250 usd black realm

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Added on June 5, 2007, 6:43 pmkesian haly only freestyle hehe..i tot of doin slalom too ...see if i can tweak aggressive skate for tat

This post has been edited by KVReninem: Jun 5 2007, 06:43 PM

Sorry to off-topic this thread, but my sister been bugging me to buy her a pair of beginner-ish in-line skates ... what kind of "damage" to my wallet would I be looking at (I have no idea how much skates cost)? And where to go and buy? Is that skateline place the best? Any recommended brands? Do I also need to get her a full set of protective gear?

Thanks ya!

you get those chapalng one good enuf edi...no need aggressive inline or freestyle one..
start with chapalang..dont waste time getting expensive ended up in the junkie

Haha still,

Capalang = what price range?
Should I bother shopping around? Or at this low price range anywhere also can?

don't buy those really lousy skates, can turn out to be really horrible @_@
try asking the shop manager there, they'll tell you about it. normally those 'OK' skates would range around RM300-500?
the studio-R at KLCC are also selling skates, but i don't know if its good or not, think its skorpion brand, try google it.
you don't have to buy the full protective gear unless she will be skating on roads and stuff.

less than tat ~ after awhile used to it then i will go for good one.

OK so conclusion is go to that TTDI shop, tell the boss "ok boss, I have a rm300 budget for a pair of beginner skates, what can I buy?" <-- like this?

Just out of curiosity (cos I honestly was shocked that even beginner skates cost that much), what kind of prices do you guys pay for your "pro" skates?

neh, RM300 is for like a good and steady pair of skates! the skateline shop managers are friendly, you can ask them !
the skates i want is RM800! SEBA FR1!!!!

haly...u got lotsa cash, sponsor some for me ?

haha, i want it but i don`t have the money to buy it

===> KVReninem


Realm is a good skate, cheap and light to skate on.. let me know when u need some new wheels.. ahah if i'm going over i will bring loads of Malaysian MYCK wheels to AUS.. have fun to skate on.. will see u when i get there..!

Btw this is my skate

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Added on June 11, 2007, 5:48 pmBetter to get her full gear... let her try on skate with Skateline fella... SNS saturday night skate.. call them and rent a pair of skate from them... they are really friendly to help you out.. says Eric ask u to go there.. haha

This post has been edited by 3ric: Jun 13 2007, 12:13 PM

what is malaysian myck?
lolx...aud 250 eh now ~~~~
dunno want buy or not..no money ~~!!