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How do you change the wheels?
- Use the Tech Deck tool to unscrew and remove the bolts on your current wheels.
- Be careful not to misplace the bolts.
- Remove the wheels.
- Put your new wheels on and screw the bolts back in using your Tech Deck tool one at a time.
- How do you loosen Tech Deck wheels without tools?
- Does Tech Deck make real skateboards?
- Did they discontinue Tech Decks?
- Why can't I ollie on a Tech Deck?
- What was the first fingerboard?
- How old are tech decks?
- Do Tech Decks have bearings?
- Are Tech Decks still popular 2021?
- Why are fingerboards so expensive?
- Who invented Tech Decks?
How do you loosen Tech Deck wheels without tools?
Create a hole in the center of a pencil eraser using a thumbtack or push-pin. Use the pencil as a wrench to tighten the nuts which hold the wheel to the axle. As the nut tightens and reveals the axle, let the axle slide into the hole you created with the push-pin.
Does Tech Deck make real skateboards?
Real boards. Pull off epic tricks with totally authentic fingerboards! ... Tech Deck fingerboards are designed to feel just like a real skateboard, and each fingerboard is tricked out with iconic graphics from the raddest skate companies in the world.
Did they discontinue Tech Decks?
The fandom of tech decks has gone away. Its reputation is now a cheap entry into the world of finger-boarding.
Why can't I ollie on a Tech Deck?
Teachers may take Tech Decks away during class hours. A problem most people have with doing an ollie is not being able to get the fingerboard off the ground. The solution is to make sure that you are popping the tail hard enough so that your board lifts off the ground. ... Don't use finger boards in class!
What was the first fingerboard?
Fingerboards first existed as homemade finger toys in the late 1960s and later became a novelty attached to keychains in skate shops (but were also mentioned as a model for a skateboard). In the 1985 Powell-Peralta skateboarding video "Future Primitive," Lance Mountain rode a homemade fingerboard in a double-bin sink.
How old are tech decks?
Despite their many years in the toy industry, Asher and Davidson knew little about the skateboard business before they started Tech Deck in early 1998. Premium skateboards are sold through specialty skate shops and sporting goods stores, outside mainstream toy channels.
Do Tech Decks have bearings?
They are made of wood just like normal skate decks and glued together. The wheels have actual bearings in them and are made of urethane which actual skate wheels are made of.”
Are Tech Decks still popular 2021?
But, unlike those vestiges of the aughts, Tech Decks are very much still around — Spin Master, the toy brand behind Tech Deck, advertises a line of 2021 releases.
Why are fingerboards so expensive?
The reason why fingerboards are expensive because of the time and knowledge that is put into them. Besides just wood and glue, there is a lot more that goes into the making of a professional fingerboard.
Who invented Tech Decks?
But Tech Decks, created in the late '90s by toy distributors Peter Asher and Tom Davidson (with help from pro skater Chet Thomas as well as Asher's middle-school-aged son), changed the fingerboarding game.
