Venom Longboard Bushing Clinic - DB Longboards 

Nicely presented Nick!

fantastic video. ton of info and cleared up a lot of stuff about bushings for me. thanks

I love learning this stuff.

very helpful thanks!

thank you this really help allot

You sir ROCK I had no idea what these where for now I do :D!

thanks man

Thanx o much you literally just help me figure out my speed wobble on my electric longboard thing goes 27 mph but I get sum nasty wobbles ima try what u said.thanx my bro

i got the blood red barrels and bright orange cones for my bears on my 2011 wolfshark. works great for slow freeride

Awesome!

For help: I weigh 150lbs. I run yellow (85a) cone boardside, and blue (78a) cone roadside. GREAT for carving, flatland freeride, sliding, etc. great universal, turny, low speed, flatland, etc setup My "tighter" setup is Red (90a) barrel boardside, and switch my 95a yellow cone to roadside. It is very noticeably tight at loosest tightening of your kingpin nut. but not too bad. good for anything needing stability or tightness. slides okay. haven't downhilled on it yet. but you can try it.

@magiclongboarder Personal favorite is barrel/barrel. Just make sure you get the right set up for your weight/style. It took me a couple different tries to get it all worked out! -nick

I went to that hill in the intro a while ago when I was in seattle/ Lakewood it's sooo sick too bad I didn't skate

@Hjerpe90 pumpkin ones were offered in old bear trucks. They have since been mostly phased out. The pumpkin was made out of old 83a venom thane. -Nick

thanks I was confused on what the different bushings do

@wolf9013 you're fine just keep practicing

duro means hardness of the urathane, so higher the number the harder it is. That being said 90a/90a barrel should work well for your weight.

It would but you'd loose alot of lean, the turn would come from the roadside cone. Although thats a great way to reduce wheelbite but maintain turn compared to a barrel/ barrel setup :)

@skatedivona thanks

@skimmingandstuff Yeah they give you a very defined center point making you have more stability.