Afstelling Carver C7 en CX

Carver adjustment. Take a skate tool(or socket spanner size 12 + 14) with you when skating to adjust your Carver. Do half a turn each time, then skate again until you feel the right resistance you like. As a surfer, you try to mimic the pressure/resistance you feel on the water.
Adjustment Carver C7 Adjustment Carver C7 DO NOT turn it!* 1) Turn clockwise for a heavier setting. In case of a wheel-bite** problem, adjust it heavier. 1b) Turning clockwise is heavier. With this, you tighten the spring inside. The 'arm' will then swing more heavily from left to right. Deze eerst instellen voordat je punt 1) instelt. 2) Turning clockwise is heavier. Rear axle should feel stiffer than front axle, this gives a better surf feel and more speed when carving.
Adjustment Carver CX Adjustment Carver CX 1) Turn clockwise for a heavier setting. In case of a wheel-bite** problem, adjust it heavier. 2) Turning clockwise is heavier. Rear axle should feel stiffer than front axle, this gives a better surf feel and more speed when carving.
* Only if there is play on the 'arm'. And then tighten minimally until the play is gone. ** wheel-bite, when in a sharp turn your wheel hits the skateboard, which can cause braking and a fall. Often the problem here can also be solved by your technique. Not steering the skateboard with your ankles but purely by applying pressure with your toes and heels without using your ankles but by 'dropping' your body forward and backward as a whole. Carver Carver has always been all about surfing and capturing that pleasurable feeling of flow on a skateboard. Carver, the original since 1996, has led the modern surf skate movement with its innovative truck systems, such as the dual-axis C7 for a smooth and flowing ride, the reverse-kingpin CX for a fast and direct ride, or the lower, lighter C5 for tricks and parks. Together with our fast and grippy Roundhouse wheels, Carver delivers speed, power and flow so you can really 'surf your skate'. Difference Carver C7 and CX

Carver adjustment. Take a skate tool(or socket spanner size 12 + 14) with you when skating to adjust your Carver. Do half a turn each time, then skate again until you feel the right resistance you like. As a surfer, you try to mimic the pressure/resistance you feel on the water.

Adjustment Carver C7

DO NOT turn it!*

1) Turn clockwise for a heavier setting. In case of a wheel-bite** problem, adjust it heavier.

1b) Turning clockwise is heavier. With this, you tighten the spring inside. The 'arm' will then swing more heavily from left to right.
Deze eerst instellen voordat je punt 1) instelt.

2) Turning clockwise is heavier. Rear axle should feel stiffer than front axle, this gives a better surf feel and more speed when carving.

Adjustment Carver CX

1) Turn clockwise for a heavier setting. In case of a wheel-bite** problem, adjust it heavier.

2) Turning clockwise is heavier. Rear axle should feel stiffer than front axle, this gives a better surf feel and more speed when carving.

* Only if there is play on the 'arm'. And then tighten minimally until the play is gone.

** wheel-bite, when in a sharp turn your wheel hits the skateboard, which can cause braking and a fall.
Often the problem here can also be solved by your technique. Not steering the skateboard with your ankles but purely by applying pressure with your toes and heels without using your ankles but by 'dropping' your body forward and backward as a whole.

Carver

Carver has always been all about surfing and capturing that pleasurable feeling of flow on a skateboard. Carver, the original since 1996, has led the modern surf skate movement with its innovative truck systems, such as the dual-axis C7 for a smooth and flowing ride, the reverse-kingpin CX for a fast and direct ride, or the lower, lighter C5 for tricks and parks. Together with our fast and grippy Roundhouse wheels, Carver delivers speed, power and flow so you can really 'surf your skate'.

Adjustment Carver C7

Adjustment Carver CX

Carver

Difference Carver C7 and CX