Overview
Precision-machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, the Endless 90 MK2 Frames deliver the strength, power transfer, and responsiveness needed for fast-paced urban freeskating. The Endless 90 MK2 Frames accommodate both 4x90mm and 3x110mm setups, offering a balanced rocker for enhanced maneuverability in the 4x90 configuration and a flat profile for a stable, predictable ride in 3x110, all with refined performance and the signature Endless design. Some boot and frame combinations may require a washer for clearance in the 3x110 setup. Check specifications for brake compatibility.
Specifications
| OVERVIEW | |
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| Mount | 2pt 150mm, 2pt 165mm |
| Wheel Size ; Max Wheel Size | 4x90mm ; 3x110mm |
| Weight | 310g (No Spacers or Axles) |
| Type | Urban |
| Length | 10.86" or 276mm |
| Material | CNC Machined 6061-T6 Aluminum |
| Hardware Included | 8mm Axles (4mm Hex) |
| Brake Compatibility | Powerslide Urban Brake (4x90 - LG) Powerslide Megacruiser Brake (3x110) |
| MANUFACTURER | |
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| Country of Origin | China |
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Customer Reviews
So prettyAfter skating these for a month here are my thoughts. If the price was a little more affordable I would give it 5 stars. It is the best frame on the market though and I feel bad for 4 stars but that is why. Also, I have a 46 boot and got the standard length frame and am very glad I didn't go with the extended version for bigger feet. This is plenty stable while still being playful.
Pros:
-Bling factor
-Ability to run both 90 & 110 wheels
-Increased stability from the longer frame
-Rocker keeps things playful
-Smoother ride, vibrations and bumps are less (from larger 90mm wheels)
-Still able to put down the miles with the rocker
Cons:
-Expensive
-A little heavier than a stock extruded frame (.35lbs added to each skate)
Overall thoughts on going from 80mm wheels to 90's:
They're a little slower and take more effort to get going, but once you are going momentum carries more easily and rolls a lot smoother. The larger wheel and longer wheelbase doesn't allow for as sharp of turns, especially at higher speeds, not really a big deal though and got used to it. Also, the same trails at the same speed feel less intense. It kind of numbs things out a little bit which has positives and negatives. Positive is it inspires confidence, negative is it takes away a little bit of the thrill but is very minor. I originally thought I'd be swapping back/forth between 80 & 90's but I don't see it happening even with skating backwards, being playful, etc. I am sold. 90's all the way.
The best upgradeI adore these frames. After skating a 4x80 flat setup for years, the micro rockered 4x90 is a revelation.
Bigger wheels = smoother faster roll
Longer base = more front-back stability
Rockering = more left-right maneuverability
There is just no downside. The cherry on top is also getting a 3x110 setup you can switch to without changing frames. I cannot recommend these enough.
AwesomeI have the mk1 es and I bought the mkii in the non es. These are very nice looking and strong. They are way more maneuverable bit that could be as they are non es.
I'm running 4x90 and 3x110 on both sets. Stability is still good on the non es mkii.
The only thing I dint like is the brake they recommend needs grinder. It works well though but you need a dremel.
If you don't use a brake then it's no issue.