To be fair, the Paris has a more restrictive bushing seat compared to the DT and Exile,. The bushing seat edges (or "wings") make contact with the sloped sides of the fat cone before you can get full compression out of the bushing. This is probably why you weren't able to complete that U-turn successfully. To make the comparison more equal, a Riptide Magnum should be used boardside in the Paris instead of the fatcone. You could also use a standard barrel boardside, but you will get side-to-side slop in the hanger (the Magnum is just slightly wider). The pivot is also sticky, so adding a bit of grease helps. Excellent video, otherwise. I look forward to move of your English videos.

I've just found your channel (I'm interested in the Zenit AZ) and I'm now working through all of your content. You're so thorough!

Very nice video, and thank you for taking the time to make it. Another fun truck to test is the modified Bennett with hobo or spherical bearing.

Hi, thanks a lot for for this test! That's what I have been looking for!

The precision trucks are worth the money. If you are serious about riding then the price is really not bad if you think about what you are getting. I think we are just spoiled by the lower prices of the average truck.

Very very helpfull! Thank you.

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good and clear video ... could you mesure youre speed in your next videos ? thanks and greetings from Holland

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Have you tried the Exile Hydra V3's with the tall bushings? How do the V2's and V3's compare?

I wonder if raked caliber 3's are decent pumpers. DT and Exile are 6 and 7mm of rake. Paris is 3mm. Caliber 3 is 5mm. The rake could explain the "pumping energy difference" you were describing

Great informative videos, keep it up preferably in English! For least long distance pumping effort with higher top cruising speed, which is better, precision RKP like Poppy or TKP like Bhanger?

How're the weight differences between the three trucks?

taiwan is so pretty!

With which truck you get faster pumping in your test hydra or poppy?