Independent 215 Stage 11 Standard Truck (polished) 10"

I have these on my krooked gonz beamer which is almost 11” wide and they fit super nice . Bushings are perfect from the first day also !

The 215mm Indy are super trucks. They are not as heavy as expected, you can skate with them in many ways. Vorallem recommendable for Slappy Grinds. The trucks I have used for more than 2 years and you can still use. The 2 negative I have would be the 1.The Bushings already burst on the first day (Has also of course to do with the fact that I drive very loose) 2.The nut screw can not be turned with normal tools ... You would need a Seperaten wrench to fix it. But who wants to drive Loose and big trucks I would recommend Ace AF01 77 (9.5) or 80 (10.0). My favorite setup with the trucks: 10.75 Krooked deck with Jessup griptape 215mm Indy with 50mm Spitfire 101 with Bones Reds

215 Indys were still missing in the collection, now this gap is finally closed. Have them immediately equipped with IKP baseplates for better kingpin clearance, so can therefore say nothing about the 'normal' steering behavior. With IKPs they are minimally wobbly, but I do not mind, because I'm used to that from Ace Trucks. Driving them currently on a 9.5 Heroin Craig Questions, for which they are minimally too wide according to general rules, but I find that mega cool. Super surfy turns and in slappies you simply can not NOT lock. In Ollies and other tricks you notice at the beginning of course the weight, but I see that more as training. ;) After three four sessions, the pop is also quasi back as usual and the fun is very big! Small rare shortcoming in the specifications of Skatedeluxe: The axles do not have the beveled hanger ends as in the picture and weigh a good 453g. But as I said: The fun is greater than the weight! Mega horny wide axle! (Addition: I like them much better than Ace Classic 66, but that is of course a matter of taste ...)