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==Reviews== | |||
[[Tommy Harward]] Freestyle wheels by [[Nicotine Wheel Company|Nicotine]]. 54mm...it has it's benefits. This is the wheel I'm using now. Why do I like it? It's higher...so more room for primo slides and all that. The more room your feet has, the easier it is to catch your board and flip it around again. Oh, and with all Nicotine freestyle wheels, the urethane is PERFECT! They're grippy enough to catch your rail combos with and hard enough for your primoslides. www.eastcoastskates.com - [[Witter Cheng]] <ref>Witter's Freestyle Crypt - January 2005 {{Social icon timemachine|https://web.archive.org/web/20050123215632/http://www.geocities.com:80/witterfreestyle/wheelreview.html}}</ref> | |||
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| Overview | |
| Make | Nicotine Wheel Company |
| Skater | Nate Sherwood |
| Model | Pro Freestyle |
| Specs | |
| Durometer | 98A |
| Diameter | 50 mm (1.97") |
| Bearing seat | wide/offset bearing |
| Colors | Natural urethane |
| Special Features | freestyle/street |
| Introductory Price | $6.95 ea. |
| Release Date | August 2002 |
| Discontinued | February 2005 |
Reviews
Tommy Harward Freestyle wheels by Nicotine. 54mm...it has it's benefits. This is the wheel I'm using now. Why do I like it? It's higher...so more room for primo slides and all that. The more room your feet has, the easier it is to catch your board and flip it around again. Oh, and with all Nicotine freestyle wheels, the urethane is PERFECT! They're grippy enough to catch your rail combos with and hard enough for your primoslides. www.eastcoastskates.com - Witter Cheng [1]
References
- ↑ Witter's Freestyle Crypt - January 2005