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  1. Hi, do the wheels include tyres and tubes or is it just the hubs? Cheers
  2. Ive bought from these guys, all top guys to deal with. Gear all in great condition and good comms. Surf1973 Crabman Biggyrab Pacman
  3. Cheers for the suggestions. I'll do some research into the boots.
  4. Hi, does anyone know where I would be able to get new rubber seals and elastomers for Revo trucks? The seals on my trucks are ripped. If anyone has any ideas for alternatives I'd be interested. Trying to avoid gaffer tape to keep the dirt out if possible. Thanks Matt
  5. After some experimenting with angles and the other hole I got the extra width. Thanks for the tips and help
  6. Cheers for the suggestion, I'll experiment a little more before I drill. I noticed a third hole today so I might have the option to change the angle. My foot is too wide. The arc of the bindings is really high and I have to crank the bindings right in if I want it to grip the top of my shoe but I am getting too much grip from the sides currently. I think they were drilled too close originally. Thanks for the help
  7. Thanks both for your really helpful suggestions and info. I'll get the drill out.
  8. Hi, I recently bought a second hand carbon Trampa skate style deck with F3 bindings and have a few issues getting my right foot in and out of the binding. The binding is bolted on at the widest of the three bolt holes. My foot gets stuck which is not great when I bail... I was wondering what the best solution to this would be. I had a few ideas but would appreciate it if anyone with experience could guide me here. 1. Drill new holes as far as possible from the existing holes, so I would then secure the biding with the narrowest bolt hole. I would need to move the part of the binding near the middle of the board closer to the middle. 2. Make the existing holes wider and then use straight bolts and washers on the bottom of the board rather than the countersunk bolts. This seems wrong though... 3. Take the board to a shoe shop and hope I can find a shoe that fits me and the board. I'm a size 12 so don't get the greatest selection though. I am thinking that drilling the new holes might be the best option but I was concerned about weakening the area around the holes and the risk of cracking. I also need to do some research about drilling carbon fibre. Any guidance would be great, thanks, Matt
  9. Hi, I've sent you a PM. Cheers, Matt
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