Thread: CONVINCE ME (if you can)

I am going to say this and risk eternal damnation:

How can one claim that one must have a dead smooth yoyo and then run dry bearings? It just doesn't make sense!

Dry bearings = noise

Noise= vibration

vibration doesn't = smooth

Conclusion: You guys that demand perfectly smooth yoyos and run dry bearings don't know what smooth is. (HAHA)


Come on now, don't just sit there. Let's hear your rebuttal.

Wrong forum, skitrz. Take it to Yoyoexpert.

Originally Posted by jrodriguez

Wrong forum, skitrz. Take it to Yoyoexpert.

You do have a point there!

Keep those posts coming! I've been looking forward to the day when you hit 1000!

Originally Posted by jrodriguez

Keep those posts coming! I've been looking forward to the day when you hit 1000!

This is my 626 post and if the prize is a yoyo for reaching 1000 I'll be there in no time.

This post will destruct in 10, 9, 8, 7, 6,................

I'll give you a yoyo if you reach 1000 posts.

I'll take it, if either one of us can remember that you made that offer when we are that .

Whatevs. Quit causing trouble and try doing something useful.

No one is forcing you to play with any certain yoyo

also, lol @ the yoyoexpert comment
CLYW SHOWOFF LOL

I saw this somewhere today:

"Trollin', trollin', trollin', keep them comments trollin'..."

Skitrz, unless you play your yoyos at 0 Kelvin, they will be vibrating. ALWAYS

physics +1

<--- agrees with Skitrz

personally I don't look for dead smooth yoyo's, dead smooth means perfect, and there is no one perfect yoyo, I hope from every yoyo I get that there is some ammount of vibe, weather it's like a plastic, or if it's a metal smooth enough to play, personally the only time I feel the vibe in anything is when I grind, and even though I do that a lot it doesn't really bug me because I prefer flaws over perfection, proves it's just that much more human.

Ninjad!: GO HUMPH WITH ALL YO PHYSICS TALK!

I've said this before: Dry bearings = dead bearings.

Originally Posted by YoAaronD

I've said this before: Dry bearings = dead bearings.

Dry bearings=dry bearings. I run my bearings dry and have not had a problem with any of them. If you keep them clean you'll have no problems.

Originally Posted by jrodriguez

I'll give you a yoyo if you reach 1000 posts.

Me too.

Originally Posted by skitrz

How can one claim that one must have a dead smooth yoyo and then run dry bearings? It just doesn't make sense!

Originally Posted by YoAaronD

I've said this before: Dry bearings = dead bearings.

I've also noticed that a lightly lubed bearing plays and feels much smoother. I think a dry bearing has some vibe to it.

Watchu know 'bout dry bearings!?
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ExAzreal don't know a thing. His yoyo has extra long 12 minute slip time, but he can't even do braintwister.

Oh snap!

Jrod just called you out!

ohes noes an enterwebs yoyo warz, hai gaiz let'z kep our kool okeayz?

Originally Posted by Humphrey

Oh snap!

Jrod just called you out!

Its time to come out swinging, like Manny Pac-Man Pacquiao.

lol, its sad that this is still probably the most mature yoyo forum out there.

and I usually run my bearings dry, but if there is a problem I will clean/lube them depending on how the bearing is acting.