Great point

Whata Richard rider

CAP

totally agreed

Do they fit rpk with different bolt pattern?

Great idea!

solid

thats a great idea dude

@@Skuttleskull its been over a year i don't think its happening 🤣

Haha

For _wheels_ something like this makes sense to me (except, it shouldn't remove the trucks obviously). For trucks it really doesn't make nearly as much sense to me at all to be honest. I change wheels much more often than I change trucks and the wheels depend on the terrain I'm skating. When I snap a skateboard, I would have swapped my old trucks to go on to my new deck anyway. The time saved there is actually zero, not to mention how you wouldn't leave these adapters on your broken deck. You'd remove them. So again, zero benefit there. I also generally do no trust these types of systems when it comes to impact forces and it coming loose. But I'm willing to give them the benefit of doubt. But mostly because I do not do advanced stuff or high impact stuff on my skateboards, so I wouldn't be the kind of skater that would have these come undone. We do need a Qwik Wheels system though. I'd buy an adapter that allows to quickly switch wheels instantly.

@@PHeMoX sizing wheel size to trucks is actually pretty important. I use 52mm wheels on Tensor lows and my 56 or bigger wheels on regular Indy's with our QliK System. Big wheels on low trucks wheel bite, Ride whatever you like! That's the beauty of skateboarding. 🤙🏼

Thanks Apro 🙏🏼

@@PHeMoX You’d have the adapters on your new deck so when you snap your board you can take the trucks off quick and then snap them into your new board. It comes with multiple adapters so you can keep them on a fresh deck until your board snaps. That’s the whole point.

@@PHeMoX You entirely missed the point if you think there is “zero time saved.“ When I’m skating at the park or street I have an extra deck in my car because I snap boards so often. I’d have the adapters on my new deck that’s in my car so that if I snap my board I can just put my trucks onto the new deck almost instantly. These would be so useful because when I’m at a spot and snap my board I hate having to swap the trucks especially if I’m in the middle of trying a trick or don’t have a lot of time before I get kicked out. You either missed the point or don’t skate.

I dont know if its possible but a quick switch wheel system would be amazing.

@sarethumbs 🙏🏼we agree! @Braille Skateboarding please help make this happen! 👊🏼

Oh that sounds like a great use case. I was thinking how nice it would be to have a separate set of wheels for cruising and one for the skatepark, would work pretty well with those mounting plates.

Totally right on the Tensors! THE best trucks for small 52mm-ish wheels using the QliK System. These trucks enable a really low stance with our system, and it's all still lower and lighter than Indy's!

If you have your cruiser trucks equipped with wheels and bearings it's by far cheaper to buy a second deck than the qwik truk system.

the man needs to team up with one of the composite board companies to inset these plates into one of the models of their boards and then get his own truck going so the plate is built in and not a riser... its a great idea, just needs a little more refinement.

it's cool but long term it's not going to hold up well enough. I think it's great for casual skaters who want to play around with different boards within a certain size range though. When it comes to the gnarly stuff pro skaters do this could never be a standard system. Too much force going on there brotha.

@@biga2 It's likely you haven't seen these. In testing we've destroyed countless decks and multiple trucks to create a product that outlasts your other parts. I understand it's hard to believe, but it's the truth. This took a VERY long time to develop and perfect. I hope you get to try them out some time and see for yourself. Cheers 🤙🏼

Sam, that's exactly what my surfer buddy said when I finally showed him. 🤙🏼 I hadn't known about the fins before...what a great idea there too.

I understand your scepticism, but man...the technology these days is far more advanced then we think. With robotic processes and super prosition and thats the top of the iceberg. I'm sure the guys at Qwik Trucks would have over engineered this product.

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They always are

Thanks, Jose! You're totally right 👊🏼

👍🏼 Awesome to just throw your trucks in a bag and strap the deck flat for carry-on

Wow. That's rad 👊🏼

Thanks so much 👊🏼

@Braille Skateboarding ....did you hear this comment? Let's goooooo! 👊🏼

Thanks! We wanted to give the trolls something to talk about 😂

Greatest idea! 💡

Thanks so much, Cal. 🙏🏼

I could paint a set for you 😘 👍🏼

💡!

Thanks so much 🙏🏼

For doing what? Pushing around awkwardly? Or cringely going down a hill?

It's super fun, as demonstrated so we'll by Chris McNugget, and particularly at a dirt BMX track! 👊🏼

Nigel Jones rules 👊🏼

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Thanks homeskillet 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

Thanks so much 🙏🏼

Ha! 😭

That's exactly what my wife says about me....

We've had customers use them on Mello Board setups 👊🏼

We had a lot of fun doing that one. 😂 You have to get the truck in far enough to stay but not lock in...not easy!

Yes

Nice!!

Lets goooo! Keep shredding! 💯

Rite bro

Yeah

A question I ask myself daily

@@brailleskateboarding make it fun

ohhhh he almost got wrecked by that toy car !! 22:09

It's pretty fun...did you realize you can even use em for electric trucks? Snap in a Mellow board or Revel kit and motor across town to the skate spot....then throw in your regs for the session 🤙🏼

@@qwiktruks4325 ooh, didn't know that. Cool!

@@victoriousgangster I definitely wanna get some! It looks super fun.

@@qwiktruks4325 ?

@@sen3475 what's up?👋🏼

Thanks.... it's more than an idea... it's a reality homie 👊🏼

Agreed

Yes!!! Let's goooooo

It's a utility...not a gimmick. Just because something is new, don't discount it!

Now it’s out of someone’s mind

@@ebsss100 yeah

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@@qwiktruks4325 👍🏼

Thanks