I do not use more than four wheels, but I am against restrictions.
I suggest that there should be no limit in the number of trucks or wheels on the deck.

Does the rule '4 wheels' mean that there cannot be less or more than 4 wheels?

I am a bit confused by the cone specifications.

4.4. Cones and Course

· Base diameter: 140 mm

· Cone height: 250 mm

If i measure a Seismic cone I get;

· Base diameter: 135 mm

· Cone height: 228 mm

I can do the publishing (just static sites). Static sites for information, pictures and videos and the programmed Ranking in the background. I am sorry, but IMHO, static sites suck. It is not that hard to implement one of the free web systems, based on PHP and MySQL, or pick and choose parts needed...

I feel somewhat singled out..

Concrete Wave has what you can see in stock, but you can always email and ask.

Ulf Haag wrote: Are there any front trucks left for sale?


//Uffe

http://www.concretewave.de/webshop/inde ... g.o.g..htm

Go get one!

Martin Drayton wrote:

Toby Warg wrote:12.26

Well done Toby!

Sorry, I should have been more clear.
It is not my time, but Michael's. You can read it on the display at the end of his video.

12.26

Nice!

Congrats on the new WR!

Then I want to reserve June and July. Hook me up with that alternative way.

Thank you. Email on its way /Jani

I've seen 20, 40 and 100 cone runs before. Is 50 cones a new thing or has it been run before?

Congrats on the record, Martin!
Since I don't own 100 cones, this would be something I can try myself.

Marcus,

Is there any IGSA race in Sweden 2008? Will it fit into the ISSA schedule?

Isn't a World Record and a Guinness World Record two different things?

Donald Campbell wrote: when he comes back we want to talk about a special schweeeeeeeeeeeeden board

I want to pre-order one. TS.

Spill the beans! Who'll replace Ralf?

Go Sweden!

Outdoor.
If you click 'Satellit' you can see the bowls just SW of the dot.

I just saw an article about what happened later.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.c ... 925D22.DTL

There are green Seismics.



Not pretty..

Toby you will be the first one who get's the decks. Hopefully they will be in Germany at the end of this week. I'm waiting on a date from the cargo company because the decks come together with some stuff for me to save some shipping costs. Sorry but in the US they work a bit different than here in ...

I don't want to nag or anything, but I chose the wood GOG as a present to my brother on his birthday and it was going to be available in time. I ordered it a while back and his birthday came and passed (26th). Can you guys give me any current estimate on the deck? I would like to know so I can give ...

Downhill - Worldcup Sweden IGSA
Format: Downhill
Date: July 3-7
Location: Åre, Sweden
Contact: TBD
Info: http://www.patachallenge.se/
Posted: December 23, 2006

This event is cancelled. See http://www.patachallenge.se/ for more information.

Will there be any rears available in the EU?

Thanks for an extremely fast answer.

I want one too. Are they ready anytime soon? Any news at all?

Looking sweet!

Toby if you read my post I said we also still make them. I have no idea if they are metric though as I haven't been near a Holden with a spanner since about 1978. I think it is Toyota who are number 1 in Australia. I know they have 19mm wheel nuts as they fit on my Alfa I still think it's funny tha...

Steve Collins wrote:BTW, my skate tool works on my Airflow's metric nuts, sort of. It's an odd tight fit, but it does work.

Well, actually my Fixstix works, but not my Alpha Microtool, which is made with more precision.
Interesting though that the truck is all SAE and the wheels/bearings all metric.

Your skate tool will fit both. 1 day when you guys finally go metric you will wonder why it took you soooo long. You are so far behind ,still making gas guzzling push rod engines even! Move into this century. ok ok , thats a bit harsh...sorry My skate tool does not fit both. I know, because I tried...

I say stick to what's been working for quite a few years now. Ok, if truck companies would send me a metric skatetool with the metric trucks, I'd be happy, but they don't, so I have to get regular tools for them. Now, this is not a problem in metric Sweden, but I bet it's as difficult is the US, as ...

In the latest issue of Concrete Wave, on p 37, you'll find an ad from Gullwing that states that Henry Larrucea originally patented the idea of arranging the kingpin and hanger in perpendicular fashion in the early 80's, but that the idea has been copied by many since the patent expired. True or fals...