Mini Logo Riser Pad | .10"

Mini Logo Riser Pad | .10"

.10" of lift to stop wheel bite on 50 to 54mm wheels.

Mini Logo .10" riser pads sit between your trucks and deck to add a little height. They're made for skaters running 50 to 54mm wheels who want to avoid wheel bite. A slight lift for street setups.

They're rubber, to soak up some of the vibration from street skating, sold as a pair for both trucks. A riser also protects your deck from the baseplate edges, and a lift like this gives bigger wheels room to clear the board when you lean into turns.

Key Features

• .10" lift: clearance for 50 to 54mm wheels
• Material: rubber
• Stops wheel bite: more room between wheels and deck
• Protects your deck: spreads the baseplate load
• Pair: one for each truck

Specs

• Thickness: .10"
• Material: Rubber
• Best for: 50 to 54mm wheels
• Hardware needed: 1" to 1.25" bolts (general guide)
• Count: 2 (one per truck)
• Tool needed: Skate tool or screwdriver/Allen key and 3/8" spanner

About Mini Logo

Mini Logo is the no-frills line from Skate One, the Santa Barbara, California company behind Powell-Peralta and Bones. The idea is simple: skate-quality wheels, trucks and parts from the same people and factories, without the graphics and the big-brand price tag.

Mini Logo trucks run 8mm precision axles and urethane bushings and carry Skate One's lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects. The spare parts, from risers to kingpin nuts, are universal fit, so they're the easy fix for keeping almost any setup rolling.

FAQs

Do I need risers?
Skate One rates these for 50 to 54mm wheels, where a slight lift and a bit of cushioning is all you need. As a general guide, 55 to 60mm wheels often like 1/4", and 60mm plus cruiser wheels usually want 1/2" or more, depending on your trucks and how loose you run them.

What length bolts do I need?
With .10" risers, run 1" to 1.25" bolts. As a general guide, without risers 7/8" or 1" suits most decks; with 1/8" risers go 1" to 1.25"; with 1/4" risers 1.25" to 1.5"; and with 1/2" risers 1.5" to 2". Go to the longer end on thicker decks. You want the nut fully on the thread with a little bolt showing, but not so long it sticks up through the baseplate.

Allen vs Phillips bolts, which should I use?
Either works with these risers. Allen (hex) bolts are easier to tighten without stripping the head, while Phillips heads are the classic option and use the screwdriver on most skate tools. Pick whichever matches the tool you carry.

How many in a pack?
Two, one for each truck, so one pack does a full board.

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