Clean Skateboard & Longboard Bearings CORRECTLY

I use sewing oil, white lithium grease is thick and not suitable to use as ratvision suggested. [VIDEO]

don't use wd-40 to clean your barrings, watch this [VIDEO]

DO NOT lube your bearings with WD40. It's meant for getting parts unstuck not for use as a lubricant. It will only attract dirt and cause them to rust. Source [LINK] I'd recommend that you use a lemon-oil-based household cleaner to soak the bearings in, and lube them with Bones Speed Cream or Sewing Oil. Helpful Video [VIDEO]

Of course you can skate when it's wet. I grew up in Florida,, and skated in the rain all the time. You can get your bearings wet, as long as you clean and lube them properly every so often. [VIDEO] I have a set of bearings that I only use on rainy days though.

When you feel like your bearings aren't rolling smoothly, or when they stop suddenly instead of slowly spin to a stop. This is the video that I use [VIDEO]

You've gotta grease them after you clean them tho Heres a video [VIDEO]

Check this vid: [VIDEO] TLDR: buy new bearings.

Tic-tacking: it's not something that you do to impress anyone, but it's useful to be able to make a big change in direction or recover from a crooked landing (by doing a kick-turn). So it's good to be able to kickturn in either direction. And that's what tic-tacs are - just a string of alternating little kickturns. If you want to learn to do it, here's what I suggest: stand on your board with your back foot on the ta