Bones hard bushings or bones reds

[BrandonSturing]

I am getting a new complete with

Threat by zero deck 8.25
Thunder 149 High
Bones 100''s 51 mm

And now i can buy bones reds or bones hard bushings and rush titanium bearings
what is better to buy?

[shone237]

bones red- the only bearings I've broken in 25yrs. don't recommend.

[Hercules Rockefeller]

bones mediums.

trust me.

[BrandonSturing]

I a big heavy dude and i had bones mediums and after  2 weeks or something the inner cores blew out so i wanna try the hard bushings

[Chavo]

If you're already blowing out Bones Bushings, I wouldn't recommend another set. The cored design, whether plastic or metal, seems flawed if you're a heavy turner. Also keep in mind that Thunders or Indy's have a higher kingpin angle so that turning weight distribution is greater on the kingpin (and consequently, bushings). Just ride stock bushings.

Also, titanium bearings sound a little suspicious. Titanium (or stainless steel for that matter) can't achieve the hardness of hardened steel or ceramic bearings.

[Fanu]

I a big heavy dude and i had bones mediums and after  2 weeks or something the inner cores blew out so i wanna try the hard bushings

Same here.
I'm rocking the hard ones!
You know they say you wouldn't have to insert the spacers with them ? or whatever you call them ? but it won't hurt if the ring in the bushing starts to break.

[Archers of Chaka]

Get the bushings. They feel amazing. There's a reason why 90 percent of the industry rides them, even if they can't get them for free. They should last you for a while unless you crank your shit down a lot.
Also, as soon as you fuck up a set, just email bones with a picture of your fucked bushings and they'll send you a couple free sets. There's no losing really.

[svilleantigo]

both.

[iwshilvdnfinland]

both.

i never blew out a set of reds ever, and i rode them for like 8 years straight.  go with mediums in the bushings also