SUPPORT DOCUMENTS FOR CLASSIC MODELS

Download these instructions in printable format here: RollerSurfer-Maintenance.pdf

General maintenance

Even a properly made skateboard needs checking every time before riding, especially the screws, bolts, and wheels - all must be fastened and tightened.

• If your wheels wobble, stop riding immediately and check.

• From time to time, check all parts for wear, especially wheels.

• Replace when needed.

• If you have to replace any component, always replace with the appropriate spare part.

• Do not leave the Roller Surfer in damp areas, as this will cause the board to warp.

• If bearings tighten or seize, this will probably be due to dirt or grit.

• Remember: grit and dirt in the bearings can be dangerous.

• The Roller Surfer should always be clean.  

Replacing your caster

Replacing the Roller Surfer caster is simple. Just take care not to lose a screw in the process.

1. With the small Allen key, remove the four caster screws. (Turning COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.)

2. Leave the rubber pad in position.

3. Place the new caster over the rubber pad.

4. Replace the four caster screws with the Allen key. (This time turning CLOCKWISE.)

Replacing your wheels

After riding your Roller Surfer for a while, some wear of the wheels is expected. If replacement is needed, please follow these instructions:

1. Using the two larger Allen keys simulateneously, remove the two screws at the center of the wheel. (Turning them both COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.)

2. Slide the wheel out and the new one in.

3. Replace the two wheel screws. (This time turning them both CLOCKWISE.)

Tightening the wheel screws before each ride is VERY IMPORTANT! It is done by fastening the two wheel screws as explained in step 3.

Replacing your spring

The Roller Surfer contains a spring element inside the main cylinder connecting the two boards. If replacement is needed, please follow these instructions:

1. With one of the larger Allen key, remove the two spring screws. (Turning COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.)

2. Slide the spring element out and the new one in.

3. Clip the new plate in, beginning with its NARROW end.

4. Replace the two spring screws. (This time turning CLOCKWISE.)

Replacing your plate

Replace the Roller Surfer plate at any time. There are plenty of cool designs you may like!

1. With the Phillips end of the Allen key, or a Phillips screwdriver, remove the five plate screws. (Turning COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.)

2. Unclip the plate at the six points clipping points.

3. Clip the new plate in, beginning with its NARROW end.

4. Replace the five plate screws. (This time turning CLOCKWISE.)

Fastening your wheels

Tightening the wheel screws before each ride is VERY IMPORTANT!

1. Using the two larger Allen keys simulateneously, tighten the two screws at the center of the wheel. (Turning them both CLOCKWISE.)

Fastening your caster fork

It may be required from time to time, to fasten the bolt connecting the caster base to the caster fork.

1. It is recommended to remove the wheel before proceeding. (See “Changing your wheels”.)

2. Using one of the larger Allen keys, tighten the fork screw beneath the wheel’s position. (Turning CLOCKWISE.)

3. Replace the wheel. (See “Changing your wheels”.)