LaBeda Sensor Chassis

[Ginge52 0]

Hi, I wonder if you guys can help me! I have a pair of converted RBK 9k's that have a LaBeda Sensor Chassis. After skating on them tonight i realised that the chassis had snapped. Does anybody have a new set of Sensor chassis' that i could buy off them, or does anybody know where to get some from. All ideas welcome. Post replies on here or email me at Ginge.arrows_52@virgin.net.

Thanks.

[gokings55 0]

What size Sensors are you looking for and/or what size boots are your RBK's?

What size Sensors are you looking for and/or what size boots are your RBK's?

[Ginge52 0]

Sorry, should have mentioned that in the first place. My skates are an 11E, so i assume the chassis is a large.

[vapor96 0]

measure your axles distance from the first to the last wheel. If it is almost 10 in. you have a med. The chassis will also say it somewhere on it. 9.9 designates a med. If it is a med. or small (I doubt a small), I have a couple..

The chassis should say somewhere by the boot mounts waht size:

Small = 9.3

med = 9.9

lrg = 10.5

Measure distance from frt to rear axles. If it is almost 10 inches it's a med. I have meds. and smls.

[fatwabbit 93]

I've got a pair of sensors, minus the axles that I'll let go for cheap.... let me know

[D-MaN88 0]

Vapor, how much for a set for a conversion of a pair of 9D Vapor XX's?

[vapor96 0]

PM'd you D-MaN88..

[arrows91 0]

It will be a large chassis you will need. Does anyone sugest a good frame for a bigger player. I know the Mission Frames tend to be quick chunky. Any sugestions

[DamnLocust 0]

Older mission frames (Generator, Penetrator) were tanks, but you paid for it in weight. Some of the newer ones are lighter, but have had their issues both with wheels fitting and durability. The ones on the D-1/D-1C were pretty hefty. I Obliterated the boot on my D-1s and the frame was practically brand new. The Mg ones seem to be pretty good. From the Heliums you probably don't want anything lower than the '05 750/'06 9500 if you're looking for ultimate durability.

My Labeda Hum'er Pro chassis (original, on Beemers/Blue Maxes) are absolute tanks and look like they could take a bullet. I've heard of some issues with the CatEye frames as they took some material off.

If you can get ahold of a Red Star Alloy, they are also highly recommended. The E Frames are a bit easier to come by.

[arrows91 0]

Ive got a Red Star alloy chassis, so light but got a crack on the inside, but doesnt seem to effect it. Trying out the sprungs on my new skates.