Specifically, thanks to its smaller runout and axial play, an ABEC 7 bearing will perform better and last longer in high speed applications, than an ABEC 3 rated bearing. So, if you need a super precise, long-lasting bearing, ABEC 7 is probably the bearing for you.
What is an ABEC 7 bearing?
ABEC 7 – The ABEC scale is essentially a measurement of bearing tolerance for high precision bearings as dictated by the Annular Bearing Engineering Committee (ABEC). Tighter bearing tolerance means that the bearing moves with less resistance at high speeds, giving you a bit more roll for your push.
How many bearings does a penny board need?
The bearings play an important role in giving you a smooth and comfortable ride when you’re out on your cruiser board or Penny board. Each wheel contains two bearings. If you take a closer look at the side of your penny board bearings or cruiser board bearings you’ll see a small ABEC and then a number.
What size trucks do penny boards have?
The Original Penny Board comes with a 22-inch long deck, which is 5 inches shorter than that of the Nickel Board. The deck is 5 inches wide for the Penny and 6 inches for the Nickel. Furthermore, the Original Penny is designed with 3.125-inch trucks, which are a little bigger on the Nickel at 4 inches.
Do all bearings fit all wheels?
Regardless of wheel size, all skateboard bearings are the same size and will fit any skateboard wheel that Warehouse Skateboards sells. The universal measurements for bearings are 8mm (core), 22mm (outer diameter), and 7mm (width).
Do all bushings fit all trucks?
Bushing tightness depends on each rider’s preferences, and bushings can be easily adjusted to suit your needs. Skateboard truck bushings are all the same size, and will fit any skateboard, longboard, or cruiser sold on Warehouse Skateboards. Check out the available skateboard truck bushings currently in stock.
