Seismic Aeon 180mm Truck

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One (1) Seismic Aeon 180mm truck in matte black with high-rebound bushings

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Seismic® Aeon™ 180mm Truck
180mm matte black hanger on matte black baseplate (choice of 30° or 45° geometry). Assembled with high-rebound bushings.
Price is for a single truck. Order two (2) trucks for one skateboard.

Noticeably cleaner, deeper turns • Quick response from center • Smoother, more intuitive resistance profile • Affordable price!

Cylindrical Bearing Built Directly Into Bushing-Hanger Interface – A Revolution in RKP Truck Engineering!
• Concave channels (“races”) on bushing faces wrap around “rollers” built in to hanger bushing seats.
Patented Aeon “TrueTurn” tech forms working cylindrical bearing with no added parts. (See exploded view in second image.)
• Centers and guides hanger rotation, in tight alignment with pivot axis – without the downsides of support pins, spherical bearing inserts, or hanger plugs.
• Eliminates slop, significantly stabilizes geometry even at deepest lean angles – so much so that 45° Aeons turn as much as most ordinary RKP trucks that claim steeper geometry.

Advanced Control
Beyond Barrel vs. Cone: Aeon bushings have a wide hexagonal shape and tapering sides.  Creates smooth, intuitive resistance profile through a larger steering range.
• Tall but not too tall, for deep turns with no dive.
• Self-lubricating formula to prevent squeaking.

Lightweight and Affordable
• Elegant body sculpting and the first-ever hollow pivot channel (extending into bushing seat area).
• Precision engineering in a moderately-priced cast design.  (CNC body parts add high cost with no guarantee of high performance.)

Precision Fit
• Custom contouring creates mechanical lock between Board-Side (BS) bushing and baseplate – no washer needed.
• Faced hangers for perfect interface with inside wheel bearings.
• Top of baseplate sloped for flush contact with deck concave when dropthrough-mounted. (Nut seats kept flat.)

Axle Height
30° Model: 60.4mm / 2.38 inches from baseplate bottom to axle midpoint (39.7mm / 1.56 inches when hanger is flipped)
45° Model
: 60.3mm / 2.37 inches from baseplate bottom to axle midpoint (34.8mm / 1.37 inches when hanger is flipped)

Axle Offset (Rake)
9.0mm / 0.35 inches (both 30° and 45° models)

Roll Center

30° Model: 10.4mm / 0.41 inches above axle midpoint (same distance below axle midpoint when hanger is flipped)
45° Model: 12.7mm / 0.50 inches above axle midpoint (same distance below axle midpoint when hanger is flipped)
More Axle Offset (or Rake) pushes the Roll Center higher (towards the deck), resulting in quicker lean response and better wheel traction.  Less Axle Offset (or Rake) leaves the Roll Center lower (near the axles), resulting in better lean control and stability.

General setup suggestions
For optimal traction, power, and control, we usually suggest a 45° truck at the nose and a 30° truck at the tail, with stiffer bushings at the tail than at the nose. Use two 45° trucks on symmetrical (twin-tip) decks. Use stiffer bushings if you’re heavier and/or taller than average, softer bushings if you’re lighter and/or less tall.

1 review for Seismic Aeon 180mm Truck

  1. Gregory Glasscock

    These freakin trucks are so responsive. Even better at High Speeds. The Aeon 45 degree in the front is perfect match to the way the 30 degree cuts in and holds a tight response. Running with Hotspots Blackops 77A wheels and TEKTON 6 ball bearings.
    A Killer Way to Bomb these local hills.

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Truck Axle Tolerance

Seismic axles (both G5 and Aeon) are manufactured to be 7.95mm in diameter, with a small negative-only tolerance. Racing truck makers who advertise “true 8.0mm axles” generally follow a similar specification. Average brands use 5/16-inch (7.9375mm) axles.

The inner race of standard wheel bearings has a diameter of 8.0mm, with a small manufacturing tolerance. Truck axles need to have a diameter slightly smaller than that, or else some bearings may not fit or even get stuck.

Truck Hole Pattern

Seismic trucks (both G5 and Aeon) support both “Old School” and “New School” mounting hole patterns. In the case of the G5, this was a significant engineering challenge given the truck’s unique structure.

The Old School mounting hole pattern has holes that are 2.50″ (63.5mm) center-to-center longways. In the New School hole pattern, that distance is only 53.5mm (2.11″). Both patterns have holes that are 1.625″ center-to-center sideways.

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