Tracker Trucks Classic Boxed Sets -- SixTrack and ExTrack
The classic boxed sets are must have for your collection. Choose from Classic SixTrack or ExTrack re-issues with old school baseplate versions as listed below. Set of two trucks comes packaged in a special Tracker gift box. Super cool! These special re-issue items are in limited supply so don't delay.
SixTrack Truck measures 8 7/8" axle nut to axle nut (225.425mm)
ExTrack Truck measures 8" axle nut to axle nut (203.2mm)
Boxed sets available in hanger and baseplate combos while supplies last as follows:
- Aluminum SixTrack Classic Hanger/Carbon Graphite Baseplate
- Aluminum SixTrack Classic Hanger/Late 80’s Ultralite Baseplate
- Aluminum SixTrack Classic Hanger/Mid 80’s Ultralite Baseplate
- Aluminum ExTrack Classic Hanger/Carbon Graphite Baseplate
- Aluminum ExTrack Classic Hanger/B52 Baseplate
A little bit of Tracker history/background of these special boxed sets: The Tracker SixTrack debuted in 1979 and was the Number 1 choice of Pro Skaters worldwide. During the late 70’s, Tracker co-founder Gary Dodds prototyped a nylon baseplate that was actually lighter than the Magnesium bases. With aerial maneuvers just coming on lightness was the key. Skaters that rode their trucks tight found that there was flex in the base. Gary and Larry redesigned the nylon baseplate in the mid 80’s and the new stiffer Ultralite Base was born. As skating progressed a few skaters still found some flex in the New Vydynyte material. By the late 80’s Trackers constant R&D found the perfect Carbon Graphite Composite material. Stiff, Ultralite and Strong as Hell. Larry has dug into his historic collection and released a limited amount of these Duralite Carbon Graphite Bases.
In 1975 Tracker introduced the Tracker FulTrack. At 4 1/4” (106mm) wide it dwarfed the tiny roller skate trucks of the day. Many skaters weren’t ready for such a wide truck so Tracker built a HafTrack 2 5/8” (66mm) and next a MidTrack 3 3/8” (85mm) wide. By 1978 boards had begun to widen and Tracker introduced the Tracker ExTrack Truck. A full 5” (127mm) wide the modern street truck had been cast and we thought it was built for Skateparks, Pools and Ditches! By the very late 80’s, Streetskating began to dominate the scene. In 1986 Garry Skate Davis, GSD, was the first Pro Street skater with a signature model deck. Garry rode Tracker Classic Aluminum baseplates with ExTrack hangers and ground them on the curbs until he wore halfway through the steel axles! Now 1990’s with tiny wheels and Ollie’s to everything Tracker designed an ultra low center of gravity baseplate, the Tracker B52.
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