Riptide KranK Barrel Bushings Canada Online Sales Vancouver Pickup

Riptide Bushings Canada Online Sales Vancouver Pickup

Riptide KranK Barrel Bushings 96a – Grey (Riders: Over 200lbs)

Name: Riptide KranK Barrel Bushings 96a - Grey (Riders: Over 200lbs)
Brand: RipTide
SKU: RIPTIDE-KRANK-BARREL-96A-GREY
Availability: InStock

$15.95

The Riptide KranK Tall Barrel is designed specifically to change under pressure and is controlled by the amount of clamp pressure you subject it to when tightening the kingpin nut! The effective range of control is from barely snug for the loosest feel to 2 full turns for the tightest feel!

With a 96a durometer rating, these are Riptide KranK Barrels are ideal for heavy-weight riders (over 200lbs). The barrel shape offers the next step up in stability above cone bushings and are often used for a broad range of skating disciplines depending on the skaters skill level and personal preference.

NOTE: KranK bushings ride a couple of points softer than they test, please order accordingly.

In stock

SKU: RIPTIDE-KRANK-BARREL-96A-GREY Category: BUSHINGS Tags: Riptide APS Barrel Bushings, Riptide Longboard Bushings

Riptide KranK Barrel Bushings Canada Online Sales Vancouver Pickup The Riptide KranK Barrel Bushings are for use in standard trucks (such as Atlas, Bear and Caliber). Barrels offer an excellent balance between stability and control.

Riptide barrels offers the next step up in stability above Riptide’s Cones and are often used for a broad range of skating disciplines depending on the skater’s skill level and personal preference.

Awesome as a double-barrel application, but amazingly changeable when paired with a Cone, Chubby or Fat Cone.

Depending on whether you’re searching to find a carvy, surfy feel (Barrel/Cone), one with more stability (Barrel/Fat Cone) or one that is great for flat-out speed (Barrel/Chubby).

This bushing registers within the hard durometer bushing range and are for are for heavier weight (over 200lbs) riders and for those looking for a tight.

Please keep in mind, that APS bushings ride a couple of points softer than they test.

KRANK FORMULA:

Riptide’s highest rebound formula to date, KranK is designed specifically to change under pressure and is controlled by the amount of clamp pressure you subject it to when tightening the kingpin nut!

The effective range of control is from barely snug for the loosest feel to 2 full turns for the tightest feel. KranK will turn the same or less than the same durometer of other brands which is also a departure from APS and WFB. As for washers, flat washers work great with this compound, but for the greatest control and range of this performance feature, use cupped, precision flat or precision cupped washers.

KRANK BARREL:

Durometer: 96a
Sold as a pair (2) bushings
Barrel dimension: 0.60″ (H)
Barrel dimensions: 0.975″ (W)
Formula: KranK
Ideal for riders: Over 200lbs
Pre-lubricated for less friction
PURCHASE INCLUDES:
(2) Barrel bushings
(1) RipTide Sports sticker
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RipTide's all about designing and developing the sickest gear out there, no doubt. When you're searching for the perfect bushing, you gotta focus on three things: how you ride, the shape of the bushing, and the durometer. The durometer of a bushing is what determines whether it's hard or soft. And that's what's gonna give you that sweet lean you're looking for. But when you're picking out the right durometer, you gotta consider two things: your riding style and your weight. If you're all about bombing hills, you're gonna want a harder bushing for max stability. But if you're more into freeriding, a softer bushing's gonna be your jam. And don't forget about your weight, either. If you're a featherweight, go for a soft bushing. If you're packing some pounds, you'll wanna go harder.