Me too, Ricardo

Thanks, Aaron

Hello, I only changed the wheels. The trucks are the Blunt's original ones (Bear 130mm). I noticed a better stability. No any bad differences. I'm using a 1/2" riser pads in this skateboard. But I tried this wheels on a classic Dinghy with 105mm trucks and 1/4" riser pads and I got no wheel bites as well. I also noticed a better stability on Classic Dinghy.

Bonjour

It's very responsive and it turns fast. It's a good balance between stability and agility.

I'd stick with the Dinghy Blunt - and nowadays I'm using it with Biggie Hawgs wheels: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fKiidsqqltfQomw.html. For my shoes size, 10, Dinghy Blunt's 8.6" deck width suits better than Classic Dinghy's 8" (both boards have the same 28.5" long). To a better stability, the truck width difference influences as well: 130mm (DB) vs 105mm (CD). Ps1: I sold my CD and the Plow Kings I'm using on my new Dinghy Shape 9 (soon I'll upload a video... stay tuned!); Ps2: If you use 105mm trucks the Plow Kings width is a good option to improve a bit the stability: you'll have 1cm extra width between the wheel ends using them

@@marceloBAdARI Thank you very much always polite and friendly! Appreciate your honesty 💯🙏😁🛹

Always happy to help! ^L^,

Thank you! No, no wheel bite at all. This is a Dinghy Blunt with 1/2'' raiser pads, but even in a Classic Dinghy with 1/4' raiser pads I got no wheel bite.

@@marceloBAdARI I also have a dinghy blunt, but now Im looking for some bigger wheels, thx!

You're welcome! It's a good alternative to have some bigger wheels as well.