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Grind King and Krux Trucks:
The Grind King G6s and the lower, shinier version of the Krux (the Down Lows) trucks are my favourite . The Grind Kings have got a non-slip axle, a nice design and you get the fancy coloured base plate (but I'm not too bothered about that).
They're just good trucks, they've got a solid hanger and I've never
had any problems with all of the Grind Kings I've had and the same
with Krux. The hanger on the Krux trucks are a bit more malleable
and if you're doing, for example, a K-Grind on a flat box, you'll
grind down to the axle faster than you would on Grind King, but
it's a nicer grind with the Krux because it's a bit softer.
(Note: Grind King's are designed to turn loads and you can't really
tighten them up much because of the soft bushing set up.)
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