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skateboarding vs. snowboarding

Skateboarding vs. Snowboarding: The Ultimate Showdown

Skateboarding vs. snowboarding, which is better and which one is easier to learn? These sports are both board sports which means riders use boards to perform tricks and stunts and to ride over a surface. Skateboarding is obviously performed over land and other obstacles while snowboarding on snow and ice. However, both sports require excellent …

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Are skateboarding bearings universal

Are Skateboard Bearings Universal? How to Choose the Right Ones for Your Board

If you’re asking, are skateboard bearings universal? Then a short answer would be yes. Skateboard bearings are universal, and no matter what the size of wheel you have, all bearings have the same size and, thus, will fit all skateboard wheels. Skateboard bearings come in standard 8mm core, 22mm outer diameter, and 7mm width. But …

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Is Skateboarding Bad For Your Knees

Is Skateboarding Bad For Your Knees? The Truth About the Risks

Skateboarding may be one of the most physically demanding sports and activities. Skateboarders don’t just cruise with their boards, but they also perform all kinds of tricks and stunts. This is why many ask, is skateboarding bad for you? Also, one of the most common questions: Is skateboarding bad for your knees? Skateboarding is an …

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skateboard bearing lubricant alternatives

Skateboard Bearing Lubricant Alternatives: How to Keep Your Board Rolling Smooth

Debris, dirt and even dried up lubricant can kill your skateboard bearings. A pile up of these substances further increase the wear and tear of the bearings. When the bearings are no longer in their best condition, your wheels are no longer fun to ride. As such, cleaning and lubricating your bearings regularly is important.  …

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