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| Topic: problem with new Heelys | |
| dedsoulz Replies: 16 Views: 16349 |
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About the Torch's I think I'll stick to the cheaper ones till he gets the hang of it |
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| Topic: problem with new Heelys | |
| dedsoulz Replies: 16 Views: 16349 |
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| Well, he only weighs about 120, so I would hope that wasn't the problem. By looking at it, it seems like the axel should be longer. When the wheel is centered, there is about a 1/4 gap on both ends of ... | |
| Topic: problem with new Heelys | |
| dedsoulz Replies: 16 Views: 16349 |
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| I just bought them yesterday.
I couldn't imagine there is a wieght limit? I even had them on, and same deal. As soon as I try to roll, the wheels scoot to the side of the wheel well, and rub. I may ... |
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| Topic: problem with new Heelys | |
| dedsoulz Replies: 16 Views: 16349 |
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| No, I don't believe they have the "coin axel". They are the Heelys, Atomic. I just put the wheels in, straight out of the package, no screwing anything. Did I do it wrong???
Sorry, I'm not ... |
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| Topic: problem with new Heelys | |
| dedsoulz Replies: 16 Views: 16349 |
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| I just got my son a pair of Heelys. The wheels slide back and forth in the wheel well, causing them to rub when weight is put down on them. I get the position right, and they just pop right back to th ... | |
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