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Powell Bones Parkrider White 64mm This was the wheel to have for a while. George
Powell called them Bones apparently as that was what the wheels reminded
him of when he first made a set in raw urethane. The name stuck. |
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Powell Bones Parkrider White 60mm A smaller 60mm version of the Bones Parkrider follwed it's bigger and older brother. |
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Powell Bones Parkrider Mix 64mm The original White Bones were followed by coloured versions. Here is a mixed set of Orange and Yellow. |
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Powell Bones Parkrider Orange 60mm A lovely Orange set of 60mm Parkriders |
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Powell Bones Parkrider Yellow 60mm Small Yellow Parkriders |
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Powell Bones Mini-Cubic The Cubic was first, and big at 64x64mm. This
Mini version came later and was a better size. |
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Powell Bones Street-Cubic A softer version for street and ramp riding. This had a durometer of 85. Nice Olive green colour this set. |
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Powell Bones Street-Cubic A nice rare white set of Street-Cubics |
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Powell Bones Steet-Bones Not sure what the difference might be between
Street-Bones and Street-Cubics? Probably none. |
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Powell Bones Threes Violet Same dimensions and durometer as Street Bones.
Just a name change? |
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Powell Bones Threes Red Threes in Red |
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Powell Bones Threes Clear How rare are these? |
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Powell Rat Bones Green Rat Bones showing the way wheels are now getting smaller, lighter. Gone is the big wide cubic shape. Notice the Patent number on the logo. |
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