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Where to get In-Line Skate Parts?
Ok, a few months ago I bought my son a set of Roller Derby Boys Web Stinger Adjustable Inline Skates from MC Sports. They don't however carry a replacement brake. They are smaller because it's a kids size, not the adult size. I can not find a replacement brake at local small shops or having any luck on Google. Doesn't help that the 'season' is over here but we still play hockey most every day. So I thought I'd throw it out there to you guys who have BTDT. Any thoughts?
This is what I bought him for a starter set he could grow in to... MC Sports - Roller Derby Boys Web Stinger Adjustable Inline Skates
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Found on the net... I actually don't use brakes on my Rollerblades... If it fit, I'd offer to send you mine.
Roller Derby Inline Brakes (Package of Six) - inline*acc
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Thanks for the link. I'll contact them to make sure they have something that'll fit. I didn't see the model number of these on that list. I138B is the model from what I can tell.
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