CCM/RBK Tri-Di question

[matix218 11]

Hey quick question for all of you Roller Chassis experts out there.

I know that on the Tri Di chassis (CCM/RBK) that only 3 of the 4 wheels touch at any given time. I was wondering if there is any wheel setup you can use on this chassis that will make it so all four wheels touch. I hate the feeling of rockered roller hockey skates and I much prefer a flat setup but i am very partial to CCM boots (due to using them for ice for so long) so I was wondering if there is any wheel combination that you can use on the tri-di that will make it so all four wheels are touching?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

[nickyb13 9]

I do not know if this will enable all of the wheels to be on the floor at once, but I saw a kid at my rink who had a 80-76-76-76 set up on his tri-di.

[matix218 11]

Oh well, even if i cant get them flat i will just have to get used to them because I just ordered a pair of Reebok 8k pumps.

[littlehockeymatt 0]

Im thinking about getting the new 8k's the 2010 model when they come out

but the only concern i have is the wheel line up, rite now im using the hummer frame on my code 1's

and i have lots of speed but some times the wheel line up decreased my agility. so bottom line

if i got the 8k's would i have and decrease in speed??

[fatwabbit 93]

if it really bothers you, why not swap out the chassis and replace it with some hummers?

[TLR156 0]

if it really bothers you, why not swap out the chassis and replace it with some Sprungs?

Fixed. :D

Seriously, you get the speed of the hummers with the manuverability of, well, I'd venture a guess that its better than any other chassis out there.

[fatwabbit 93]

if it really bothers you, why not swap out the chassis and replace it with some Sprungs?

Fixed. :D

Seriously, you get the speed of the hummers with the manuverability of, well, I'd venture a guess that its better than any other chassis out there.

Thanks.. should have mentioned that from the start. I think I should have been trying to sell him the idea of the sprungs...

Just a note though, my sprungs are pretty seasoned in, now the front and rear wheels dont really touch the floor unless I'm skating on them.

[littlehockeymatt 0]

okay thanks.

ill see wat works best

[TLR156 0]

Just a note though, my sprungs are pretty seasoned in, now the front and rear wheels dont really touch the floor unless I'm skating on them.

Really? So if yo set your skate on the table the front & rear wheels don't (or hardly) touch? How long have you been running those frames / bushings?

[nyrmetros 0]

Hey quick question for all of you Roller Chassis experts out there.

I know that on the Tri Di chassis (CCM/RBK) that only 3 of the 4 wheels touch at any given time. I was wondering if there is any wheel setup you can use on this chassis that will make it so all four wheels touch. I hate the feeling of rockered roller hockey skates and I much prefer a flat setup but i am very partial to CCM boots (due to using them for ice for so long) so I was wondering if there is any wheel combination that you can use on the tri-di that will make it so all four wheels are touching?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

It is very annoying that the front wheel is so small to begin with and that's the wheel that burns out the fastest anyway.

[nyrmetros 0]

guess the only way to avoid that is by putting a new chasis on.

[AIHL Sabrecats4 0]

I'll be throwing the HUMMER frames my Code 1s on my 8Ks this week. My 8Ks are coming in tomorrow and I'll give them a shot at practice tomorrow, but I just love the all 80mm setup and don't really want to have to adapt to something new again.