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Mini Logo 608ZRS Series 3 Bearings

Name: 608ZRS Series 3 Bearings
Brand: Mini Logo
SKU: GR594357
Price: 14.95 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.0 (4 reviews)

€ 14.95

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4 Reviews (4.0)

Colour: black

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The best value in skateboard bearings

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Article number: 594357
Gender:
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Features

8 bearings
Rubber shields deflect harmful debris
Quick and easy to clean
Lubricated with Speed Cream®

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(4.0)

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If you plan on replacing these soon or just dont have a lot of money to spend, buy them. I got them and they work just fine, I do plan on replacing them though. Not bad for how cheap they are.

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I replaced bones red with these and the difference is very light to me, they work fine for the price. I've been riding them for about half a year and I'm definitely buying them again

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Kann ich nur weiter empfehlen für die die nicht das ganz grosse budget haben!

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About Mini Logo

Mini Logo is a staple in the skateboarding industry, hitting shelves as early as 1996. Presenting the skate scene with high-quality, locally produced, monochrome decks helped Mini Logo in their rise to fame. As one of the few brands on the market without a pro team, Mini Logo instead focuses on a grassroots movement of their so called "militants", helping to keep skateboarding local.