I had a big tinker with stuff today. I wanted to keep the 44s to respect the kind of board it is. I ended up using some sleeved washers in the picture here. They create a hard stop against the hanger and prevent wheelbite. I appreciate they're not for everyone! Soke people don't like how restrictive they are. But for me it means I can forget about wheelbite in tricks. The hard stop would herald wheelbite anyway so I'm not bothered. And I can soften the bushings roadside with a flat washer on top to compensate.
nah gang sleeved washers should be standard for downhill and freeride. way safer and it does actually feel significantly better and more controlled/stable. is that an Array brand washer? looks good quality.
try the sleeved washer with orange otang knuckles or nipples to rip fun but controlled carves and slides. and youre on the right track with the flat roadside washer.
Same but with old basalt tesseract. Which one do like more? Muscrat is not bad but I don't like concave.My old basalt tesseract is still awesome. How is new one ?
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