The Speeder
1.) In those people (here) who own Speeder, tell me how it plays. (Shaved O-ring and Stock bearing)
2.) DO you experience problems with the speeder? (From out in the box?, Wobble, vibe, etc.)
3.) Can it do some finger grinds?
The Speeder
1.) In those people (here) who own Speeder, tell me how it plays. (Shaved O-ring and Stock bearing)
2.) DO you experience problems with the speeder? (From out in the box?, Wobble, vibe, etc.)
3.) Can it do some finger grinds?
I use to own one, then I gave it to my brother, and he traded it.
But I can still answer the questions.
1.Amazing. A shaved O-Ring isnât even 100% neccesary, but it never hurts.
Not really for me, but for some people
Yes.
Hey paolo! (gm user)
1.) Does it have same gap width and size speedmaker?
2.) I read some topics here bout âSpeeder cracksâ How to/do you deal with it?
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I think thatâs what people call âBentâ
My speedmaker is kinda slant. I mean you gonna hold it hard to make it straight. level with each other.
Duh. I mean :D, The other side of the yo-yo is like touching to the other surface of the other part of my speedmaker.
(Just really donât answer if you really donât understand my question/problem. :D)
As a matter of fact. Is plays good even with that problem.
The Speeder is all right. Not a big deal though, IMO. It spins long enough, but I would much rather get a Counter Attack or save up a little more for a Dv888.
Speeder is a great yoyo, but after a while it gets very noisy.
I own both a Speeder and Speed Maker.
It has a different (larger) Gap width and it is ever so slightly larger and wider. (1-3mm difference on diameter and width.
It may crack at the bearing seat but as long as you donât hit anything, you should be fine.
Yeah, the Speed Maker has such an even weight distribution, it does a lot of processions and plane-ing. You need to really get your throw down to keep it level. The Speeder doesnât do it.