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The Conventional Skate Wheel Rotation Strategy
The most frequently recommended method for rotating inline skate
wheels is the "1 to 3" and "2 to 4" system. This is what
most inline skate manufacturers recommend, because they want to
keep things simple for the average recreational skater.
The method: simply flip the wheels over (so they will
wear on the opposite edge) and rotate them like this:
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Rotate From
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Rotate To
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Skates With 4 Wheels
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#1 - Front
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#3 - Middle Back
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#2 - Middle Front
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#4 - Back
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#3 - Middle Back
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#1 - Front
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#4 - Back
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#2 - Middle Front
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Skates With 5 Wheels
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#1 - Front
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#4 - Middle Back
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#2 - Middle Front
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#5 - Back
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#3 - Middle
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#1 - Front
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#4 - Middle Back
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#2 - Middle Front
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#5 - Back
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#3 - Middle
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Skates With 3 Wheels
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#1 - Front
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Largest wheel #1
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#2 - Middle
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Smallest Wheel
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#3 - Back
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Largest Wheel #2
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