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linton
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Click here to send a Private Message to this userClick here to see the profile of this user 		Down Hill chassis - 12:28 21 Jul 06 Howdey guys/girls, thinking about getting a pair of down hill chassis for my seba's, i have seen pictures of my skates with down hill frames but im unsure if/where i can get them, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Click here to send a Private Message to this userClick here to see the profile of this user 		Re:Down Hill chassis - 16:07 24 Jul 06 Silly question but have you tried the weblinks from this site?

Failing that, chat to Lemming ????
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Click here to send a Private Message to this userClick here to see the profile of this user 		Re:Down Hill chassis - 16:26 24 Jul 06 You really just want a long frame. The 320 DH (DH = Down Hill) frames I have are much longer than standard FSK frames (although not as long as some speed skater frames), they have 4 x 80mm wheels with the toe wheel being much further forward than the rest to get over speed wobble. Hmmmmm, new LCD screen for £150 or new PC (inc LCD) for £250, hardware is so cheap! - Twitter Status
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Click here to send a Private Message to this userClick here to see the profile of this user 		Re:Down Hill chassis - 16:50 24 Jul 06 linton wrote:
Howdey guys/girls, thinking about getting a pair of down hill chassis for my seba's, i have seen pictures of my skates with down hill frames but im unsure if/where i can get them, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Linton

I believe you can get them directly from http://www.universkate.net/site_uk/site.html

go to products and at the bottom they have the 5* 90 364mm frame.

failing that ask on serpentineroad.com . at least a few peeps there will have that setup.
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Click here to send a Private Message to this userClick here to see the profile of this user 		Re:Down Hill chassis - 08:52 25 Jul 06 If you want to use these for getting faster, then most speed frames should do. I've put 5 x 90mm frames on my Sebas, and they do the job (well sort of, I'm still slow!).

If you want specific downhill frames, i.e. because you want to do downhill skating, where lots of force is applied to the frames, then you may want something more robust.
I don't know anyone here that does downhill racing, so not sure if they use bog standard speed frames, or if they go for something with more oompf!
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Click here to send a Private Message to this userClick here to see the profile of this user 		Re:Down Hill chassis - 20:44 26 Jul 06 Cheer's for the help guys, what i planned to use them for were possibley goodwood and ive been going to alot of the local hill's and crusing down them , only problem was when going down a hill with the standerd seba frames any turn the that you do whilst going down the hill dosent feel that stable at all.
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