Newer Mission chassis

[anotherlin 0]

Where can I buy a D1, D1C, or the newest 7000 series aluminum

extruded "HiLo" chassis? I'd like to convert my Purefly to inline

skates.

I can only find older 2001 generators or Red Star E or A frames

on the internet.

How about those magnesium chassis (Red Star and Mission)? Any

comment or experience on them?

Thanks,

[jay 1]

I 99% positive you can't buy one unless you can find one someone pulled off a pair of skates. I prefer the red-star e-frame to the generator but the differneces are mainly just prefernce. I did have some trouble with denting and bending on a generator though. The Red Star Alloy chassis is very popular but very expensive. Try a search for some more info on it.

[chrisg19 5]

I have a brand new chassis from a pair of size 9 Mission D1's. They are never used. I pulled them off the D1's in favor of rockers. A guy I know has expressed interest, but I haven't heard back from him. Make me a realistic offer.

Chris

ps axles included.

[anotherlin 0]

Chris, I'm interested, see in your private messages.

Have somebody tried to buy chassis direct from Mission?

By the way, any good proshop recommendation in southern california

(Los Angeles or Orange counties)? How much would it cost?

The bladeholder needs to be removed and replaced with the chassis.

I used to go to the La Verne hockey club proshop but their website

(http://www.lavernehockeyclub.com/) is down. What happened to them?

[anotherlin 0]

I have a brand new chassis from a pair of size 9 Mission D1's. They are never used. I pulled them off the D1's in favor of rockers. A guy I know has expressed interest, but I haven't heard back from him. Make me a realistic offer.

Chris

ps axles included.

I'm interested, have you received my private mail?

Tell me how much you would want for the pair of chassis.