“Always have your tools” boy did I learn that. My back wheel fell off yesterday while skating and I managed to find the screw pieces but had no way to make them tight again
This was particularly helpful to my new blader coworker. Based on your vids and his experience I though going Seba was the best route for him. He's sporting the 125 frames and really enjoyed the section which detailed the bottom of his boot.
Hi Tiago, thanks for the vid dude. It will be nice if you can do a video on how to get the position of the frame right when you bolt the boot to the frame. I think you have to skate on 2 wheels to check if you feet are rolling inwards or outwards? Ideally the wheels should be perpendicular to the road. Then what about the fore and aft position?
I always love your vids. Maybe you can answer my question. I have a pair of boots that I love. Switchit brand from back in the 90s. How do I convert this non-UFS boot into a UFS friendly boot? Your help would be appreciated. Thanks!!!!
Hi Tiago. Really like your videos and appreciate them. I have a question. I just bought a pari of Rollerblade Twister 110 3WD but my right (inner) ankle hurts quiet a bit. Someone tod me that moving the frame a bit to correct my posture might help (since I am not a pro at all, still learning). Do you think this will help? And if my feet bend a bit inward should I move the frame a bit inward to have more support when bending it?
I'm still unsure which skates to go for. I'm flipping between the Seba high light 10th anniversary (red/black) or the Seba high carbon. I can justify the price of the iGor yet as I'm new to the freestyle way. Using Bauer supreme with a high low setup at the moment
Tiago, have you heard of a problem with overtighten frame bolts in new Seba skates? I have my FR2 for 3 months and I can clearly hear clicking/squeaking noise from the frame in right skate. It is not wheel or bearing since I can hear it also when pressing the frame with the thumb while wheels are taken off. So I wanted to unscrew the frame with Seba allen key, but I can't. It is like welded. Any idea how to move it? And what can be the reason of cliking frame?
I have trouble with my screws coming out of my inlines while skating. I use shoo goo on the frames to hold each screw, which does work, but do you have any tips for this? On the larger 3 wheels, does anyone skate ramps and bowls with these? How hard should wheels be?
i once had my wheels rip apart (they were semi-cheap wheels) because the edges were grounded so much. and rode with 5/8 working wheels back 3km to my place haha
Salut j'ai une question je fais du patins à glace en loisir depuis 2 ans j'aimerais passer sur des rollers en espérant retrouver ma mobilité que j'ai sur mes patins, c'est avant tout pour rouler à travers la ville, du coup est ce que je dois m'orienter vers des triskate en 110/125 ou bien en 4x80mm ?
Guamtek L is left boot and R is right. 1 is front and 4 is rear wheels. When alternating rockers you need to ideally go: L1-R4 L4-R1 R1-L4 R4-L1 but keep an eye on wheel wear and damage and alternate to ones which are less
Hi!!! I just bought my son the new bounce in-line 2 in 1 convertible skates but I don’t know how to change them from having the wheels all in a single row to having 2 of them side by side in the back and one in the front so it’s easier for my son to balance on them. Please help!!! I can’t find ANYTHING on how to do it!!
Although I enjoyed the video, it should be renamed as ´basic tutorial’. I would’ve love to know more about the different mounting positions, are they just a preference. Should I use the middle one etc... ? Thanks !
I have rollerblade RB 8 ( not 80! ) and I would like to change frames, these are 280+mm and I want 243mm, so I have a few questions. Is it possible to put in like other brand frames on it, K2, Seba etc. ? I have never done it so I'm not feeling so sure about it, but in specs it's written they have Universal Frame System.
Hi! your skate don't seem to be UFS ( universal Frame System) UFS is mostly used by aggressive skates. where the boot is flat. you have a dirrerent mount: the heel is higher than the toes. that s a more classic configuration, and yes, it does accept frames from different brands, and differetét lenghts :) but just tell me. on your skates, is the Heel zone higher than the toe zone?
4Nooby yeah, they are not UFS. it's a classic mount, used my most inline skates :) indeed, you can swap your frames with a lot more frames, even with other brands, you just have to be careful it's the right type of mount ;)
Do you have any experience with frames getting loose frequently? 2 friends of my own the SEBA FR3 and they both have an issue with their frame getting loose all the time, no matter how tight the screws are... (They plan on buying the fr1 soon, what is your experience? )
Julian Koschmurat it’s because the frame bold has lost the ... »sticky liquid » that make them hold the frame! I’ve had this issue before, just take your skates to a skate shoo, and thei’ll help you out! :)
There was a name for that gunk in the screws but I forgot what it was called. When I first started skating I didn't know that until I took the gunk off some of the screws. Having one of your wheels fall out while skating is really scary. Thankfully they were dirt cheap and I was buying some better skates anyway
Julian Koschmurat get some thread lock, available at most diy or hardware stores. I use this stuff weekly for work and it's amazing at stopping screws or bolts from slipping loose
Make sure to use the blue Loctite and DO NOT USE THE RED. The red is for permanent applications only. I use blue Loctite on both my frames and axles all the time. Works great.
Wow that was what the inline world needed, a video how to screw in two bolts in a skate. Whats next - How to open the front door to leave the house for an inline skating session? ;)
Hi tiago I dont know where to send you a message . But that the my plan, I am going to travel with rollerblade in Europe and i need rollerblade with 3 wheels not more than 110 mm and a other rollerblade that I can change frame 4 to 3 wheels for teaching my boy friend how to ride . If you have a brand for me . Sorry for my English.
for example not everyone knows that you shouldn't overtighten them or that you should tighten one a bit, then the second one a bit and continue until they are tightened, you may damage your skate if you tighten one and then start with the second one after that
“Always have your tools” boy did I learn that. My back wheel fell off yesterday while skating and I managed to find the screw pieces but had no way to make them tight again
Love the videos Tiago! I think you deserve WAAYYY more subscribers, I can tell you work hard on your videos!
This was particularly helpful to my new blader coworker. Based on your vids and his experience I though going Seba was the best route for him. He's sporting the 125 frames and really enjoyed the section which detailed the bottom of his boot.
Hi Tiago, thanks for the vid dude. It will be nice if you can do a video on how to get the position of the frame right when you bolt the boot to the frame. I think you have to skate on 2 wheels to check if you feet are rolling inwards or outwards? Ideally the wheels should be perpendicular to the road. Then what about the fore and aft position?
Thx for doing this because I was thinking of buying triskates buts it's very expensive here
I always love your vids. Maybe you can answer my question. I have a pair of boots that I love. Switchit brand from back in the 90s. How do I convert this non-UFS boot into a UFS friendly boot? Your help would be appreciated. Thanks!!!!
Thank you
Hello Tiago, great videos, do you recommend this 3x110 frame in 2021?
Greetings
Hi Tiago. Really like your videos and appreciate them. I have a question. I just bought a pari of Rollerblade Twister 110 3WD but my right (inner) ankle hurts quiet a bit. Someone tod me that moving the frame a bit to correct my posture might help (since I am not a pro at all, still learning). Do you think this will help? And if my feet bend a bit inward should I move the frame a bit inward to have more support when bending it?
How's that tri-state rocker? Looks pretty hard-core! I like to keep my middle wheels a bit higher through wear
I'm still unsure which skates to go for.
I'm flipping between the Seba high light 10th anniversary (red/black) or the Seba high carbon.
I can justify the price of the iGor yet as I'm new to the freestyle way.
Using Bauer supreme with a high low setup at the moment
You put a smaller wheel in front? :D Rockered tri-skates!
yes! :)
The heel wheel(s) is the first to get a beating, toe wheels last.
Tiago, have you heard of a problem with overtighten frame bolts in new Seba skates? I have my FR2 for 3 months and I can clearly hear clicking/squeaking noise from the frame in right skate. It is not wheel or bearing since I can hear it also when pressing the frame with the thumb while wheels are taken off. So I wanted to unscrew the frame with Seba allen key, but I can't. It is like welded. Any idea how to move it? And what can be the reason of cliking frame?
I have trouble with my screws coming out of my inlines while skating. I use shoo goo on the frames to hold each screw, which does work, but do you have any tips for this? On the larger 3 wheels, does anyone skate ramps and bowls with these? How hard should wheels be?
You can use thread lock on your wheel bolts. It's the blue paste you put on screws to keep them secure, but not permanently attached.
But one wuestion i have is are washers necessary because my new skates came with them but i didnt think i need them but i put them in anyways
Love the vids. Can u do this with most skates?
Some boots have frame mounts on them, others have the frame permanently riveted on. And the type of frame mounting matters, also.
i once had my wheels rip apart (they were semi-cheap wheels) because the edges were grounded so much. and rode with 5/8 working wheels back 3km to my place haha
Cool
virginia maria mejia matos thank you :)
Salut j'ai une question je fais du patins à glace en loisir depuis 2 ans j'aimerais passer sur des rollers en espérant retrouver ma mobilité que j'ai sur mes patins, c'est avant tout pour rouler à travers la ville, du coup est ce que je dois m'orienter vers des triskate en 110/125 ou bien en 4x80mm ?
can you put big wheels on an agressive skate?
Can you put an aggressive inline frame on regular inline skates
I have a question
Are oxelo skates stiff enough to be used with offroad frames?
Hi tiago can you help me with 3wd frame to buy for my twister pro 2016
Does anyone know what were the measurements of the tri skate frames???? I'm planning to buy some and I have a very similar frame to Tiago's.
Does the placement of the screws at the bottom matter
Any chance you could do a video on how to alternate wheels on a rockered setup?
Guamtek L is left boot and R is right.
1 is front and 4 is rear wheels.
When alternating rockers you need to ideally go:
L1-R4
L4-R1
R1-L4
R4-L1
but keep an eye on wheel wear and damage and alternate to ones which are less
Martin Hibbert aaawesome thank you for the reply.
Hi!!! I just bought my son the new bounce in-line 2 in 1 convertible skates but I don’t know how to change them from having the wheels all in a single row to having 2 of them side by side in the back and one in the front so it’s easier for my son to balance on them. Please help!!! I can’t find ANYTHING on how to do it!!
I want to turn 4 wheel skates into triskates can I do that on a four wheel chassis?
Asking the same question here
@@stevensteven2328 Some frames can hold different wheel arrangements, others are either 3 or 4 wheel.
What size is that frame
Although I enjoyed the video, it should be renamed as ´basic tutorial’. I would’ve love to know more about the different mounting positions, are they just a preference. Should I use the middle one etc... ? Thanks !
I have rollerblade RB 8 ( not 80! ) and I would like to change frames, these are 280+mm and I want 243mm, so I have a few questions. Is it possible to put in like other brand frames on it, K2, Seba etc. ? I have never done it so I'm not feeling so sure about it, but in specs it's written they have Universal Frame System.
Hi! your skate don't seem to be UFS ( universal Frame System)
UFS is mostly used by aggressive skates. where the boot is flat. you have a dirrerent mount: the heel is higher than the toes. that s a more classic configuration, and yes, it does accept frames from different brands, and differetét lenghts :)
but just tell me. on your skates, is the Heel zone higher than the toe zone?
Hello, yeah it is, I will give you screenshot of my blades from the internet. prnt.sc/iln1t4 there you go :D Thanks for response.
So? What u think? :)
4Nooby yeah, they are not UFS. it's a classic mount, used my most inline skates :)
indeed, you can swap your frames with a lot more frames, even with other brands, you just have to be careful it's the right type of mount ;)
Thanks a lot for help :)
i have similar frames to urs. my wheels are 110mm 3x fr frames
I put my frame on backwards due to this video. Thanks fucker.
Do you have any experience with frames getting loose frequently? 2 friends of my own the SEBA FR3 and they both have an issue with their frame getting loose all the time, no matter how tight the screws are... (They plan on buying the fr1 soon, what is your experience? )
Julian Koschmurat it’s because the frame bold has lost the ... »sticky liquid » that make them hold the frame! I’ve had this issue before, just take your skates to a skate shoo, and thei’ll help you out! :)
Ok i am gonna tell them, thank you very much, Tiago!
There was a name for that gunk in the screws but I forgot what it was called. When I first started skating I didn't know that until I took the gunk off some of the screws. Having one of your wheels fall out while skating is really scary. Thankfully they were dirt cheap and I was buying some better skates anyway
Julian Koschmurat get some thread lock, available at most diy or hardware stores.
I use this stuff weekly for work and it's amazing at stopping screws or bolts from slipping loose
Make sure to use the blue Loctite and DO NOT USE THE RED. The red is for permanent applications only.
I use blue Loctite on both my frames and axles all the time. Works great.
For your 10k subscribers special get speedskates
Dude may be u know any good chanel with step by step slalom lessens ? Can u share it?
If nothing else, I always keep a random 4mm allen wrench on me at all times.
What brand abd model blades are those?
These are the Seba Igor from 2016; the new Igor skates moved to the FR brand!
the wheel is not same. what size are they?
Wow that was what the inline world needed, a video how to screw in two bolts in a skate. Whats next - How to open the front door to leave the house for an inline skating session? ;)
Hans Kanns 😂
it may not be the biggest tutorial, But it can be useful for some.
BUT! the Tutorials season has started! :)
If thats the case then keep it going! ;)
Hi tiago
I dont know where to send you a message .
But that the my plan, I am going to travel with rollerblade in Europe and i need rollerblade with 3 wheels not more than 110 mm and a other rollerblade that I can change frame 4 to 3 wheels for teaching my boy friend how to ride .
If you have a brand for me .
Sorry for my English.
First
Who doesnt know how to do this i picker up skates for the first time and knew how to do it
for example not everyone knows that you shouldn't overtighten them
or that you should tighten one a bit, then the second one a bit and continue until they are tightened, you may damage your skate if you tighten one and then start with the second one after that
if you know everything why are you watching lol
Stop watching inline tutorials, and start watching grammar tutorials.
Well then make some videos of your own, show us what we don't know. You would be surprised at how many people don't carry their skate tools with them.