Longboard Bushing Overview - Torre Flagor 

Finally a semi-decent video on bushings. You made a quick remark on softer bushings on 50° trucks. This is huge. Most people forget about the geometry of the truck. For example: 60° trucks require much softer bushings than 35° trucks. Also you should talk a bit about rake, since it affects the stability, and therefore your bushing choice. (Sometimes slalom knowledge pays off. ;))

This was great had me laughing the whole time... Just shows you dont get completely blitzed right before you shoot an informative video. Way to funny guys 👍

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Upward inflection "Ummm"...priceless dude!! :-D

That epic moment when MoBo uploads a new video..

He sounds like a young Nate Blackburn

Different bushing hardness also makes a different 'feel' of turn. Compared to symmetrical bushings, softer roadside make it feel like you have a slightly higher angle truck and softer boardside feels like a lower angle.

Thanks man this video helped me alot.

That science what i need!

Hey dude that gnarly was like totally rad man!

Lol, his eyes trying to look at both cameras. Good info though, thank you!

Dude just nailed it …👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks, this was nice and comprehensive

Pretty good presentation. Thanks man

This was a great help, thanks!

I've only had original trucks, so I have no idea what kind of bushings I should have for my new Gullwing sidewinder 2's. I weigh 92kg / 202 lbs.

Great video!!

really good video!

is hardness depend on your weight or how and where you ride???

That's crazy idk anything about Bushings and trucks, mine are red assuming 90A cone, Paris V2 50 degree 150MM and I weigh 178lbs.... Most people that get on my board tell me "you don't go downhills with this right" funny thing is I do, I've gone up to 40mphs on my board, the way look my ankle set and how strong, they are immovable. I prefer feeling "lose" I live in NYC and I prefer to carve around cars. Al though I'm thinking about a thicker board (8 Ply) strictly for free ride and downhill like the Arbor Backlash 37, assuming that it'll have the appropriate bushing set up for that type of riding, otherwise I would have to buy my bushing set up for its specifics.