Frame Spacer Integrated pcs
Frame Spacer Integrated pcs
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Description
This metal frame spacer can be used for Playlife Breeze kids skates and many other childrens skate. The spacer will be placed from both sides into the bearing of the wheels before putting the wheel into the frame for assembling.
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This metal frame spacer can be used for Playlife Breeze kids skates and many other childrens skate. The spacer will be placed from both sides into the bearing of the wheels before putting the wheel into the frame for assembling.
The outer diameter for this spacer is 8mm, because that is also the diameter for the bearing it slides in.
The inner diameter for this spacer is 6,3mm, because that is also the diameter of the axles you are supposed to use with this spacer.
This product is sold per piece.
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General info about Berlin Store
Our Berlin store was active from spring 2024 untill fall 2025. Sadly we had to close it. You are Welcome in our store in Antwerp and in Amsterdam if you want to try on skates and get some new gear.
https://www.thisissoul.com/pages/amsterdam
https://www.thisissoul.com/pages/antwerpGeneral info about Bolts + Spacers
In this category, you can find Cuff bolts, Buckle Bolts, Axles, Frame mounting bolts, Soulplate bolts, Cuff bolts and Frame spacers
There are many different types of bolts and spacers:
Read Everything about Bearing Spacers
Read Everything about Cuff Bolts
Read Everything about Frame Spacers
Read Everything about Frame Mounting BoltsGeneral info about Frame Spacers
The frame spacer is the part of the frame that holds the wheel in place. The frame spacer can be integrated or interchangeable (often the case for aggressive inline skates with a plastic frame).
Read Everything about Frame Spacers
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About Kaltik
Kaltik produces inline skates, frames and clothing. The Irish company was founded in 2002 by Conor Manweiler to support the Irish inline skating community.
