🛹 TGM Skateboard 2 Scooter Wheels + ABEC 7 Bearings, Razor Scooter 100mm Review

As promised, it's exactly 100 mm. I measured the wheels I had to replace and they were 92mm. I couldn't find this size and only found this or 98mm. These looked nicer and were cheaper. I had to cut off a piece of my stepson's razor to fit the front wheel and the rear wheel barely fits. I guess after a few rides the rear wheel will wear out, but currently it's not rubbing against the frame, it's rubbing close to it. The best camp is good.

Purchased to replace a blown tire on my norditrac elliptical. They're a little wider than the ones I blown, but it worked. Now I have no more excuses. The bearings supplied with the wheels are not suitable for the elliptical axis. I just removed the old bearings and put them in the new wheels and shaft. Saved me a whole boat. If I could even find the right wheels they would cost around $100. I just wanted to throw the elliptical trainer away. They were cheap and worked great.

These wheels were perfect for replacing the cheap molded plastic wheels in my HF Porta Power case. I cut and bend a piece of 16 gauge steel on a press brake to fit the bottom corner of the plastic case. I welded a 1/8" thick steel plate to both ends of the plate and drilled 21/64 holes in it to act as "bearings" for the axle. The plate is attached with twenty 1/8" aluminum rivets attached to the body. The wheels are perfect for the original axle. This is a 10 ton port force and quite heavy with

Happy Camper. Smooth profile, fits 5/16" bolted shaft, sealed bearings. A few tiny air bubbles in there, no problem. I have a Toro PowerCurve snow blower and the OEM wheels are wide, plastic, and treaded. They are immediately compacted with snow; NO practicality in the snow. My new SCOOTER WHEELS have no tread and are not clogged with snow; They are narrow enough to cut through thick snow and carry the car properly. I replaced the factory axle with two 3" and 5/16" bolts, one for each wheel…

Affordable spare wheels that add style to your scooter. What else do you need? I bought these to replace very tired and stock wheels on my Razor (A) scooter and couldn't be happier. They are smoother, have much less rolling resistance and the bearings are very light. This wheel spins for a very long time when held off the ground. I had to modify my scooter a bit to make the front wheel fit my scooter. I had to shave some plastic off the front axle because the wheel was a few millimeters taller.