from wheelsceneblading on 18 May 2022
I’ve been skating the Roka 4x100mm frames for the past couple of months and, as a cost effective alternative to the premium Wizard Skating NR100 frames, I was impressed. The only flaws I found with them was putting the wheels in was a bit of a pain in the arse – I would recommend using a rubber mallet to bash them in there. Although it was nowhere near as difficult as trying to get wheels into a new set of Kizer Fluid V frames – those are a bloody nightmare. I also found that the frame axles (or bolts) came loose every two or three sessions, but, again, this is no big deal. The cuff bolts on my Them Skates came loose at least twice a session until I applied Loctite (twice) on them. If you are looking to get into Wizard skating but you’re put off by the high price tag, these are worth a try. Things referenced in this video:Wizard Skating Field Report 001: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ0zhOm_D8sFakie Magic’s Signature Tricks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfd2RQlRbT4Michael Witzemann – First Approach – Wizard Skating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIG2Z4qrDzk&t=398sMassive thank you my Patreon supporters:Reto BurginJumpstreet PodcastRene DillonMicki ToftNeil OwenSamuel BrownleeJimmy PancakesStephen JohnstoneIf you would like to join our Patreon and be entered into a monthly prize draw for Wheel Scene merchandise, visit my page here – https://www.patreon.com/wheelsceneVisit our our online shop – https://wheelscene.bigcartel.comFollow Wheel Scene on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/wheelscenebl…Instagram: wheelscene