how much dose a decant set of wheels cost for a skate board?
919490
my rictas, which are on the higher side of the scale, were i think 30. but you can some good ones for twenty or less. rictas, spitfire and autobahn are really good. you should probably get wheels that are made from a company that only makes wheels. zero and girl and stuff like that may look cooler, but also may wear out faster. wheel-only companies spend all their money and time on finding out good ways to make it faster, stronger, and lighter.
628629
the best roller skates made are by Snyder, cost starts around $300 up to $1100. Bad ones are mostly sold in stores and yard sales. Ask to see the Southeast skate supply catalog at your local rink.
279419
Pop that bering out < use the allen wrench that comes with the blades > and insert the new bering.\n\nI've never done that; just saw my friend do it ... usually, I go through 4 brakes, and new wheels ... then I buy a new pair of blades ... it's not like their expensive ... in fact it's more economical to ditch the old and get new ones <cost of 8 wheels <$30>: 16 Bearings <$40>: and 4 breaks <$12> = $82 vs new blades from $60 to $120>.  Unless you're training for competition, just get the affordable stuff.
20836
hmmm....  I would say about $60 - $70 for a full day adult ticket and about $50 for the board and boot rental.  so i would expect you to pay about $120 for the day if you don't own your own gear.
1024885
I would suggest a Riedell boot.  You can purchase one with blades for around $150.  Be sure to get the boots fitted properly from a reputable individual (check with local rinks in area).  \n\nHave the blades sharpened prior to skating and should be sharpened about every 3 months or so.  If the skater is on the ice more than 4 days a week, blades will probably need to be sharpened about every 2 months.  Blades should be wiped down with a cotton cloth after every time you skate.  A old dishtowel works great!\n\nDon't go into more expensive boots/blades (SP Teri, Harlick, etc.,) until skater is at least landing an axel and starting with double jumps.\n\nTX Skating Coach
768160
$20 per guy or $20 for all of them?\n\nPer guy.. something useful like a gift certificate for beer or liquor store; nice pen; movie certificate...\n\nGroup... You buy for drinks at a place you might "frequent" for food/drinks.
185314
The best place to go is to EBAY.com.. Try and find the same kind there and then you will know aprox, what they cost.
866521
my favorite shoe brands are DC and eS. As for skateboards you need trucks bearings wheels bolts griptape and a deck to make a complete board... for trucks i suggest independant, they last forever... just make sure you NEVER NEVER EVER get royal trucks, just from minor skating mine snapped in lik 8 places. for bearings um, it doesnt matter too much, bones swiss are the fastest but the most expensive. wheels, anything, i get 53mm not too small, not too big but it seems people buy smaller. bolts are just screws they dont matter. griptape i ride Iron Horse, just dont get a blank brand for griptape, theyr no good.... Jesup and Black Magic are good brands too. ok and for Decks, or the actual board part, they are all basicly the same, element and zero are good, so is blind, and i guess try anything except girl, i hate those boards... some other companies i can think of are enjoi, flip, almost, darkstar, mystery, baker, alien workshop (i HEARD that these were the best)....... well for myself i ride blanks, i go through boards alot so i cant afford a $50 deck, buy from blankdecks.com, they make the best ones
888472
ccs.com and activemailorder.com have great deals.  if your 12 you should definatly get a 7.5 or lower board width, and dont worry about plys, because your not gunna break your board.  Some great beginner board brands are Almost, chocolate, and a CCS blank deck.  I would definatly get an ALmost if i were you because they are amazing.  In the padding area, Protec is very good, but anything they sell on those sites i recomended will be good.  Also you will need trucks and wheels.  Tensor and Krux are great trucks, and Ricta, autobahn, are the best wheels, but wheels dont matter too much, except for wheel size.  If your going to be doing alot of vert skating and park skating then you want a bigger wheel.  anywhere from a 54-56 mm, but if your going to be doing street you will want a 49- 52....i myself have 49 mm Rictas.  Anyother questions you have i can answer.  Remeber one thing though, alot of skateboarding products, are about personal preference, how they feel to you, some people may hate your board and you love it or vice versa.
174655
around $500 for something nice. for girls k2 made there first woman-spicific twin tip (the miss demonator) i suggest that and i think that it is around $650.
637372
I hate too say, but that one is a tough to answer. To actually build them, probably around $50 but the rest depends on the spokes and hoops you get.
928520
Try ebay or craigslist. If that doesn't work, post it in the newspaper where you live and in the online listings, it's usually free. You'll probably get around $250 for a brand new board and bindings, but even that is asking for a lot. You need to just see what you can get for it. Then, proceed with selling it.
1178958
i think little above 5 dollars.  I am not sure, but just have a look at the link.
780248
Yeah dude, just go on ebay.\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/BURTON-Snowboard-Die-Cut-Stickers-Snowboarding-Decals_W0QQitemZ170050137375QQihZ007QQcategoryZ1303QQcmdZViewItem
689339
Hi there,\n\nYou can get them for about $20:  http://www.badmintonsource.com/badminton-equipment/rackets/shop.cfm?N=3243+3246+4294731724&source=overture&kwid=badminton%20racket
881092
You can get it for $9.99 a square board foot my friend.\nGood Q\nGood luck
936446
short answer, the one you use the most ;)\n\nif you want a good cheap skate look here:\n\nhttp://www.blankdecks.com/decks_index.htm\n\nget one with a decent concave and about 7.25 to 7.5 inches wide, i've bought one and it does pretty good for freestyle stuff.