The Modus 1.25″ Black and Blue Hardware keeps your setup looking clean while adding just enough color hit to make it pop.
You get 8 black allen bolts for that proper stealth look, plus 2 extra powder-coated blue spares so you can switch it up and mark your front truck or just give your board a little more personality. It’s the kind of simple detail that makes a complete look more dialed without trying too hard.
Built for skaters who like their setup tight, clean, and ready for abuse, this Modus hardware comes with an allen key included so you’ve got what you need right out of the box. Solid, functional, and easy on the eyes, this is proper hardware for anyone who wants their board built right and looking sharp at the same time.
MODUS ALLEN 1.25 PREMIUM HARDWARE
- Allen 8 x Black 1.25″
- Allen 2 x Blue 1.25″
- Allen Tool Included
- Premium Polished Blue Locnuts
Modus really took something as boring as hardware and gave it just enough swagger to matter.
Tight, clean, and with that little blue pop, this is the kind of detail that makes your setup feel less like a pile of parts and more like your board.
8 black bolts, 2 blue troublemakers.
A birds eye view of Grant Taylor at Garvanza Skate Park, Los Angeles, CA.Filmed By Dan Stolling
Modus has that proper skate feel—fast, dependable, and built without the fluff. This is a brand that keeps it simple: solid bearings, clean hardware, and performance you can actually feel the second you step on your board. Backed by legit riders and made for real skating, Modus is all about smooth roll, lasting speed, and gear you can trust when the session gets serious.
What gives Modus real credibility is that it does not present itself like a generic parts company trying to cash in on skateboarding. The brand is backed by respected riders, and the official site specifically highlights names like Grant Taylor, Jack Fardell, and Daan Van Der Linden. That matters, because those are the kinds of skaters people associate with power, speed, and all-terrain abuse—not soft marketing.
Modus has built its image around being a bearing brand for skaters who actually put product through punishment.
