Does anyone sell 74mm inline skating wheels anymore?

[C Yohman]

If so, where?

[C Yohman]

On Aug 30, 5:39 am, C Yohman <chance.yoh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If so, where?

Allow me to elaborate, k2 74 mm wheels.

[B Fuhrmann]

"C Yohman" wrote wrote:
> If so, where?
>Allow me to elaborate, k2 74 mm wheels.

It looks like 74mm is a dead size along with 78mm.
I think that some of the skate companies used the odd sizes so that people
would buy replacements from them.

However, many older skates will take wheels that are a couple millimeters
larger than they came with.
Look closely at the clearance for the rear wheel and the one under the ball
of the foot. Those are the areas of the skate that usually have the least
clearance.

Both 72 and 76mm are common sizes. RollerBob is one of many places where
you can get them.
http://www.rollerbob.com/cat-11.html

--
Bill Fuhrmann

[John Doe]

C Yohman <chance...@gmail.com> wrote:

> If so, where?

Try a local store that sells in-line skate wheels. Maybe not 74 mm, but
some have smaller than 80 mm. The brand of skate doesn't matter.

Good luck and have fun.

--
The first big front wheel rollerblades.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27532210@N04/2565924423/

[Motorblade]

On Aug 30, 4:39 am, C Yohman <chance.yoh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If so, where?

I will check my stock...i believe i have a full set of 72mm's left
from my skate school...we could talk by email,,,i would be fine
mailing themto you and you send me back a check that re-imburses the
postage and some minimal price....i do it all the time with locals

www.motorblade.com

[Motorblade]

there are no differences between K2 74mm wheels and any others(except
perhaps the label and specs) ....if you want me to get a set together
for $10 plus postage, just email me

contact at motorblade.com