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How can I slow down my wheels on my new skates?
Last Updated: 08/18/2011
We suggest you tighten the axle nuts to create more friction. You also may want to purchase a better wheel.The combination of a better wheel and tightening the axle nuts to create bearing drag will enable you to develop the required skating skills. Review our wheel selection.
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