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		<title>Seismic Defcon Barrel Bushings</title>
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			<p><strong>Seismic® Defcon<img src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/72x72/2122.png" alt="™" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" /> Barrel Bushings</strong><i><br />
</i><em>Deeper Lean with Truer, More Fluid Steering • Finer Control and Highly-Energetic Response • Precision</em><em> Fit</em><br />
Available in eight (8) color-coded durometers and three (3) precision-fit heights.<i><br />
<span style="color: #ff0000;">Price is for a single pair of two (2) barrel bushings. Discounted pricing for Bundles of five (5) pairs in 81A through 93A (all in a single height).<br />
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<p>Seismic’s <strong>Defcon</strong> ultra-high-rebound urethane has a remarkable set of unique and highly-advanced properties<em> – and now we’ve applied it to bushings!</em> Defcon is the <strong>fastest wheel formula</strong> in the history of skateboard racing – credited with virtually every significant world distance and speed record, including the <strong>official Guinness Standup mark</strong>. (Pete Connolly, 91.17 mph / 146.73 kph – Sept. 16, 2017, at The Top Speed Challenge in Quebec, Canada.)</p>
<p><em><strong><span style="color: #ff0000;">A major step forward in bushing performance…</span><br />
</strong></em>• <strong>Deeper lean</strong> and <strong>truer, more fluid steering</strong> <em>with less lateral hanger slop!</em><br />
<strong>• Smoother, more linear resistance profile</strong> – <em>Consistent feel • Advanced control</em><br />
• <strong>Very calm and predictable at speed</strong> compared to other bushing formulas – <em>Not bouncy, nervous, or twitchy</em><br />
• <strong>Highly-energetic</strong> yet smooth and controlled return-to-center<br />
• <strong>Larger compression range</strong> compared to other bushing formulas in the same duro – <em>No premature packing • Fuller wheel contact (less “outside wheel lift”) at maximum lean angles</em><em><br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Fine-tuned dimensions for <em>high-performance fit!</em></strong></span><br />
• <strong>Full 1.0-inch outer diameter</strong> optimizes seating in bushing pockets of finer modern hangers.<br />
• Inner diameter carefully calibrated for <strong>snug fit on standard kingpin shafts</strong>.<br />
• Mold-top ends precisely machined for <strong>exact height</strong> and <strong>superior flatness</strong>. – <em>No warped end surfaces.<br />
</em>• Minimal radius on mold-bottom edges, and zero radius on mold-top edges. – <em>Fuller contact with bushing seats and washers.</em><em><br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Three (3) precision-fit heights…</strong></span><br />
• <strong>Standard</strong> 0.60-inch (15mm): <em>Optimal height both Board-Side (BS) and Road-Side (RS) for many modern longboard trucks, especially those assembled with BS washers.</em> (e.g., Bear, Caliber, Paris, Dont Trip Poppy / Slalocybin, 161)<br />
• <strong>Medium</strong> 0.65-inch (16.5mm): <em>Optimal height both BS and RS for brands including </em>Aera<em>, </em>Carver<em>, and </em>Sabre<em>. Also fits well both BS and RS in many modern trucks where BS washers are optional or omitted. </em>(e.g., Dont Trip Poppy / Slalocybin)<em> If paired with a shorter bushing</em>,<em> fits well in many trucks assembled with BS washers.</em> (e.g., Bear, Caliber, Paris)<em> Fits same trucks both BS <strong>and</strong> RS if BS washer is removed.</em><em><br />
</em>• <strong>Tall</strong> 0.75-inch (19mm): <em>Optimized fit both BS and RS in many modern race trucks.</em> (e.g., Exile, Rogue, Ronin, Skoa, Valkyrie, Zealous, Dont Trip Boomer / DH-Cybin / Haki / Molly) <em>Also fits BS in Caliber trucks if shim is removed.</em></p>
<p><em><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Finer points on bushing fit</strong></span><br />
• </em>Every truck design has unique bushing fit patterns. From one brand to another, and even among different models from a single brand, the variations are dizzying in number and daunting to track.<br />
• Many trucks assembled with BS washers (e.g., Bear, Caliber, Paris) perform well with <em>one</em> Medium bushing (either BS or RS), as long as it’s paired with a second bushing that’s shorter. Some truck models (e.g., Bennett, Dont Trip Bhanger / Delirium) are designed to take Tall BS bushings and shorter RS bushings. Still other truck models can accommodate either Standard or Medium bushings both BS and RS.<br />
• Optimal bushing height depends partly on whether the truck assembly includes a BS washer, which takes up 1.5mm &#8211; 2.0mm of the linear space available for bushings on the kingpin shaft. (The RS washer, normally placed between the kingpin nut and the RS bushing, takes up an equal amount of linear space.)<br />
• Trucks whose baseplates have a narrow bushing platform usually perform best with BS washers, which improve bushing support at the BS interface. Trucks whose baseplates have a wider bushing platform often perform equally well (or better) without BS washers.<br />
• Kingpin length also plays a role. Trucks with longer kingpins can accommodate a wider range of bushing heights; trucks with shorter kingpins are only compatible with a narrow band of bushing heights. For this reason, older Paris-brand trucks (with longer kingpins) accommodate taller bushings than newer Paris-brand trucks (with shorter kingpins).</p>
<p><em><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Bushing fit hacks</strong></span><br />
</em>• If your bushings seem too tall for your trucks, try sanding on grip-tape to reduce their height.<em><br />
</em>• Certain older truck designs (e.g., GOG, Randal, Bear prior to Gen 6) have hanger bushing pockets that are tight on Defcon bushings’ true 1.0-inch outer diameter. To ease fit in these cases, try sanding bushing edges on grip-tape to add radius.<em><br />
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<p><em><strong>Note:</strong> </em>Defcon bushings may feel slightly softer than comparable duros from other brands using more basic urethane formulas. For optimal bushing performance, do not under-tighten or over-tighten kingpin nuts. Replace bushings that show signs of excessive wear, weathering, or aging.</p>

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		<title>Bushings for Aeon Trucks</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Matched pair of Board-Side (BS) and Road-Side (RS) bushings for one (1) Aeon truck.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Bushings for Seismic® Aeon<img src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/72x72/2122.png" alt="™" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" /> Trucks</strong><br />
Available in six (6) color-coded hardnesses, including <span style="color: #ff0000;"><em><strong>NEW</strong></em></span> 78A pink and 82A yellow.<br />
Self-lubricating formula to prevent squeaking.<br />
<em>Price is for a single matched pair of one (1) Board-Side and one (1) Road-Side bushing – enough for one (1) truck.</em></p>
<p><b>Advanced Control<br />
</b>• <em>Beyond Barrel vs. Cone</em>: Aeon bushings have a wide hexagonal shape and tapering sides.  Creates <em>smooth, intuitive resistance profile</em> through a larger steering range.<br />
• Tall but not too tall, for deep turns with no dive.</p>
<p><b>Precision Fit<br />
</b>• <em>Custom contouring creates mechanical lock</em> between Board-Side (BS) bushing and baseplate – no washer needed.</p>
<p><b>Cylindrical Bearing Built Directly Into Bushing-Hanger Interface – <em>A Revolution in RKP Truck Engineering!</em><br />
</b>• Concave channels (“races”) on bushing faces wrap around “rollers” built in to hanger bushing seats.<br />
• <strong>Patented</strong> Aeon “TrueTurn” tech forms working <em>cylindrical bearing</em> with <i>no added parts</i>. (See exploded view in second image.)<br />
• Centers and guides hanger rotation, <em>in tight alignment with pivot axis</em> – without the downsides of support pins, spherical bearing inserts, or hanger plugs.<br />
• Eliminates slop, significantly stabilizes geometry <i>even at deepest lean angles</i> – so much so that 45° Aeons turn as much as most ordinary RKP trucks that claim steeper geometry.</p>
<p><strong>Tuning Suggestions</strong><br />
• <span style="color: #ff0000;"><em>For comfortable, surfy, cruising-style steering response</em></span>, use Boardside and Roadside bushings of the same duro.  <span style="color: #ff0000;"><em>For strictest, most accurate race-style steering response</em></span>, use harder Boardside bushings and softer Roadside bushings – <em>especially with trucks wedged steeper than 45°, and with DH and Fast Freeride setups using narrower hangers and split geometry</em>.  (Example: blue 90A bushing Boardside and yellow 82A bushing Roadside on your FRONT truck.)</p>
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