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Frame Spacer Transformer metal 8mm pcs

Frame Spacer Transformer metal 8mm pcs

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  • Description

    The frame spacer is the part of the frame that holds the wheel. For plastic frames it is often replaceable. This specific parts is made for the USD Transformer frames, but can also fit other plastic frames if it has the right dimensions:

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    The frame spacer is the part of the frame that holds the wheel. For plastic frames it is often replaceable. This specific parts is made for the USD Transformer frames, but can also fit other plastic frames if it has the right dimensions:

    The inner diameter for this spacer is 8mm, because that is also the diameter for the axle.

    The outer square part of this spacer is 12,9mm X 12,9mm.

    This product is sold per piece.

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  • General info about Bolts + Spacers

    Bolts are the vital bits and pieces that keep your skate together. Whether is attaching the frame to the boot or the buckle to the cuff, a bolt is what keeps it in place.

    Spacers are small pieces of metal or plastic that keep other parts of your skates in the right place and make sure that your skates function properly.

    There are many different types of bolts and spacers:
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    General 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).

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  • About USD

    USD produces aggressive inline skates. The company was founded in 1998 as Up Side Down and soon changed the name to Universal Skate Design. The...