Overview
Improved from the original Luigino Striker Frames, the Luigino Striker Mark II Frames are lighter and stronger (less than 200 grams). They were designed by renowned carbon frame manufacturer EO Frames. A race-quality frame at an affordable price. Rigid and lightweight, they are cut from 6000 series aluminum and will provide a great balance of response and stability.
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Type | Speed or Race |
| Included | 8mm L34mm Single-Sided Axles Mounting Bolts Allen Key |
| Not Included | Bearing Spacers |
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Sizing Chart
| Length* | Wheel Setup | Mount | Weight** |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10.6" | 4x84, 3x110 | 150/165 | 173g |
| 11.6" | 4x90, 3x110 | 150/165/195 | 186g |
| 11.8" | 3x125 | 165/195 | 194g |
| 12.0" | 4x100 | 165/195 | 189g |
| 12.4" | 4x100 | 165/195 | 195g |
| 12.6" | 3x125 | 165/195 | 200g |
| 12.8" | 4x100 (4x105) | 165/195 | 196g |
| 13.2" | 4x110 | 195 | 200g |
*Frame length is from front center axle to rear center axle - not overall length.
**Frame weights are without axles.
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Customer Reviews
Good frames with a couple issues(3×110mm/4×84mm, I've only used the 3×110mm)
I should have read the other review, but I was surprised to find that these frames did not fit the holes in my boots (flying eagle f6s falcons) because the included bolts did not match up in size with my bolt holes. I ended up buying a file and widening the slot in the frames to get them to fit with my larger stock frame bolts so I could use those instead. I really wish this was acknowledged in the description. I thought that the 165mm mounting standard meant that any 165mm frame was compatible with a 165mm boot. now I know that's not true.
Once I had modified my frames beyond the point of no return (literally), I found that if I fully tightened the back axle, the frame would rub against the wheel. my solution is to mostly tighten them and just keep my skate tool with me at all times in case the back axles get too loose. no issues there yet.
the front wheels just barely touched my boot, which means that these are as low as possible given the mounting standard. this works itself out after a few minutes and is a good thing IMO.
all that said, these frames feel good and work well for my purposes: moderate-distance skating and sprinting around Milwaukee. they're very light and feel stiff enough for me. plus, they weren't very expensive. 269mm frame length is ideal for me as well.
Great valueI got the 295mm 4x90/3x110 frames and they look great. I'm not very experienced but they seem to skate great as well. I've used them as both 3x110 and 4x80.
The IW description said they did not come with bearing spacers, but mine did come with them which I would have known if I had read the atom skate website more carefully.
My skates use M8 mounting bolts instead of M6, and these frames did not work with the M8 bolts out of the box. I had to widen the mounting slot to get the bolts to fit.
Overall I'm very happy and would buy them again.
Previous Feedback
Comments: I recently got the convertible 4x90/3x110 11.6 inch frame, and I like it a lot. I have the prior version of the Striker frame and the new Mk11 frames are noticeably lighter. They are also very nicely finished a kind of brushed aluminum with cool sculpted cutouts. These feel great with 110 wheels.
From: Robert