🛼 Twincam Ilq-9 Pro Rollerblade Bearings Review

They don't stop! I can push it and I just keep rolling! GREAT! Damn! It's almost weird! The slightest push and you just keep rolling. I love her! I put them in my maxxum 125 3wd and they stay there. I pass cars in these guys. :)

I installed Luminous inline skate wheels on my Rollerblade Twister Edge roller skates, but before that I heard that Luminous used a magnetic bearing that makes the skates slow. Purchasing these bearings has softened the effect of the bearings and now the wheel just runs as fast as it should.

They were expensive so I had high expectations. But after about 2 months of driving about twice a week the bearings started to slow down. There is also vibration at some of the bearings where I could feel and hear the obvious "lump" when riding in quiet places. I don't think abec9's rating matters much and in the future you won't spend double the money to buy it instead of abec7. Next comes either ceramic or abec7.

I bought two new pairs of inline skates in March. I bought these replacement bearings in April. It should be noted that ABEC and ILQ bearings cannot be compared directly as ILQ is a trademark and ABEC is a standard. I say they can be directly compared because I did. I had new ABEC bearings that don't hold up well to the environment I ride in. I replaced the ILQ bearings and they performed much better in the same environment and conditions that I had previously used with ABEC bearings. Note…