I like how you guys include the more peculiar methods to fix wheel bite knowing full well that 99% of us won't bother even trying that.

*Great advice for beginners,* especially the wax! I never knew the tip about removin the roadside bushing, that's really smart! The way wheelbite can catch people out is when they swap to a lower degree baseplate and loosen their trucks, they forget to check for wheelbite.

I just purchased 58mm wheels because I'm skating on rough road and now I'm afraid of wheel bite.

If you get rubbing from Shark wheels is that considered a shark bite?

as someone who has very bad injuries caused by wheel bite watching this man show what it looks like gives me an unbearable amount of anxiety

i just started to skate from watching your channel and each time i have a problem, you have an answer THANK YOU

You make really good videos mate. They look very professional but still strike the right chill tone. You get to the point. You provide really useful info. And you're not in any way or annoying or over the top. You definitely deserve more views and subscribers and I wish your channel all the best. Keep it up man :)

Best skate channel on KZfaq. Keep up the good work man!

The 39" SHRIKE complete I purchased came equipped with 70mm 78a freestyle/cruiser wheels. Using my skateboard for my 1-3 mile commute occasionally; thinking that larger harder wheels would provide me with a longer and perhaps faster roll. I purchased 90mm 81a pavement gobblers and built-in 6 ball precision bearings and yes; they work out great for the push and obviously a longer faster roll. Knowing that I was going to have to add riser pads to combat wheel bite, I went with the 1/2 inch and they worked great. What the risers also helped me with was; the extra half inch of height enables me to SEE AHEAD a bit better on my long push skate commute. Allowing this old man(I'm 62) a little more reaction time to avoid big rocks and trash in the bike lanes.

Super helpful video, love the content as always!

Want to share about abrase your own wheel well. In short, it works. I wanted to lower my board by taking away my riser pad so I did this. I managed to abrase around 3ply height of wheel well.

...or swap to cupped washers if you're using flat ones... Or turn your wheels inside out sometimes outer lip is wider

I won a cruiser board in a giveaway a few weeks back and just got it recently, this video arrives just in time cause as a beginner skater wheelbite is probably my biggest concern, thanks for the info man!

I've recently started watching your videos and they're super detail and pretty well made so thank you for that! I was wondering if you have a z-flex and if you'd be doing a review on their cruiser's or any of their boards as I am curious when it comes to their boards.

good informative vid i already knew allot off these but its really usefull for alot off others

Hey bro love the videos. Hope you make longboarding content more often.

Tried with risers and it through off all my tricks lol it’s amazing what that 1/8” difference does

Great video, really helped!

Should check! Wheelbite on Globe Aperature complete even after harder bushings. Ribs are sore! Don't forget to actually stand on the board as the torsional flex can allow enough bend to bite.

I think you just about covered everything 👍🏼

Seems like you covered all the bases 👏👏

Thanks for all the tips. Prefer a loose feel on the surfsk8. Slow progression to softer and softer bushings. Until the bite. Add a riser or change out wheels to smaller diameter dilemma. Love Handles released. Decided to swap out the 4Pres for Love Handles. Expensive route, but happy with the choice.

Great vid about this! I would add that bushing shape could also make a difference. Venom makes stepped bushings called eliminators. They help a lot with wheelbite!

Holy shit this video answered so many questions for me!

Awesome video… cheers from AZ

Could you do a video on how to take apart & put back together a board. How to adjust it to your liking, & when riding how to feel the difference in the area you’ve adjusted

*laughs in drop-through :’)

Can you critique the landyachtz’s stratus? love ur vids :)

Risers imo are the best way to go because they don't hinder or change the board feel other than a slightly higher riding platform

Funny thing with using smaller wheels. Got a new skateboard because my old one wasn’t really that good anymore. Bought a complete, because I didn’t want to spend that much. Today I went out skating it for the first time and after the first real turn got wheelbite. To be fair, I did swap the wheels. When the board came, it had 52mm and I changed them to 53mm (don’t ask me why. It’s just because I’ve always been skating 53mm and I feel comfortable with them). Just out of curiosity I then switched back to the original ones and also got wheelbite with them.😆 Tightening n the trucks won’t work, because this was the first thing I did after realizing and almost squeezed my bushings. I’m not really used to them, because I’ve always skated harder ones. So now, I’ll swap the bushing with them from my old board, because they’re still almost perfectly fine, and I’ll add a riser pad. Hope that’ll do it😅

Amazing Video

The weird bone or ribbon kind of shaped boards with the tighter board with on truck height are 100% wheel bite free, but its impossible to ride super loose

Not sure but perhaps use a flat washer at the bushings for better carving but more bite-dread or cupped washers for less of that.

Use a bit of candle wax, tuck a little tea light in ya pocket and you sorted. I just couldn't get rid of wheelbite at extreme angles on my waterborne set up, even with hardest bushes.

Hey can you review the landyachts drop cat 33? I will only buy it after I see you review it 🤷‍♀️

Would you consider reviewing a magneto pintail board?

how do you like those Otang Love Handles? got me some but snowed in.

please tell me what is the best loaded board for cruising which isn't a longboard Follow up question is the coyote good for cruising

Hi can you review stuffs from decathlon? for example a Yamba Cruiser 900

Can you review dusters cruisers? They might be a digny alternative

Last Tuesday was the first time where wheelbite did not send me flying. So yeah, progression. (For reference, the board was an Omakase with Orangatang blue In Heats and a riser pad)

Does anyone know TAWALHI CARVER SKATEBOARD is the brand tawalhi a good brand?

So dope

Board collection reveal?

Another trick would be swapping your back wheels as their are more used and smaller for the front ones if you can't afford a new set

Another couple tips to prevent wheelbite...Use a large cupped washer roadside to create an almost mechanical lock on the turning radius of the truck. Loaded does this with some of their setups. Definitely works on paris and independent trucks. Also, try different bushing shapes like venom stimulators or riptide chubbys. I recommend a softer than your usual duro if using a more restrictive bushing. Different bushing shapes almost completely change the characteristics of a truck.

Ayoo here early for once

Cool

Remember - mounting caguamas to your dinghy will make you fly for sure :p

Why is Bill's left forearm floating?

What happened to this channel? 2 months since a video has been posted.