Roll-Line Pivot Pin Cup – Delrin (Nylon)     ( sold each )

for use in Skate Frames “04” and “07” with Steel or Titanium Trucks
(ALL Roll-Line Skate Frames with Aluminum Trucks):

Variant M
Blaster
Mariner Cup
Mistral
Energy Steel
Energy Titanium
Matrix Steel
Matrix Titanium
Killer Steel
Killer Titanium
EVO 
Dance
Rafaello
Ring
Saturno
Giotto
Spin 

Roll-Line Pivot Pin Cups in Delrin are engineered to withstand the use and abuse of high level competitive Skating.

Roll-Line Pivot Pin Cups in Delrin are inserted into the Roll-Line Skate Frame as a press fit with, two (2) for each Skate Frame (one (1) for the front Truck and one (1) for the rear Truck Pivot Pin sockets or four (4) for each pair of Roll-Line Skate Frames.

Movement of the Pivot Pin in the Pivot Pin Cup will wear out the Pivot Pin Cup.  If these get torn up, due to improperly adjusted Pivot Pins, it is recommended that the Pivot Pin Cups be changed.

A properly adjusted Pivot Pin is critical to the performance of the Skate.  The Pivot Pin Jam Nut is what Locks the Pivot Pin into place.

The “Adjustable” Pivot Pin allows the Truck to operate at its optimum angles to provide the best action with the variance of the tensions on the Cushions.

The Pivot Pin and Pivot Pin Jam Nuts are meant to be kept absolutely and completely tight.  The Pivot Pins are installed into the Trucks with BLUE Removable Lock-Tight.  You can get them loose, with a lot of effort, but it is sometimes necessary and very important, to have the proper adjustment.
 

How to Adjust the Pivot Pin

The Pivot Pin should be fully seated into the bottom of the Pivot Pin Cup.  There should be NO Side to Side (when twisting the Truck with your hands) or Up and Down movement of the Pivot Pin (when pushing straight down on the Truck over top of the Pivot Pin shank) in the Pivot Pin Cup.

Be sure to NOT run the Pivot Pin Out too far or lengthen it to where the Pivot Pin is pushing on the Pivot Pin Cup and exerting pressure on the Suspensions (Cushions) and therefore the King Pin, and actually changing the Angle of Action.  This is not a good thing.  The adjustment should be solid, but do not over-do-it.

Once the Pivot Pin is in the correct position, hold that position with the 6mm wrench.  Use a 13mm Wrench and tighten the Pivot Pin Jam Nuts against the shoulder on the Truck.  This needs to be as tight.  Remember to hold the Pivot Pin in the correct position with the 6mm wrench, as it will tend to rotate with the tightening of the Pivot Pin Jam Nut.

The Pivot Pin is a harder and much stronger than the Aluminum Truck internal threads that holds the Pivot Pin.  If the Pivot Pin is allowed to be loose (with the Pivot Pin Jam Nut not tightened), eventually the Pivot Pin will waller out (or make open) the threads of the Aluminum Truck.  At this point, no matter how tight you get the Pivot Pin Jam Nut, it will NOT stay tight and will loosen up, because of the openness of the threads in the Aluminum Truck.  The way to correct this issue is to replace the Truck with Axle assembly and make sure the Pivot Pins are adjusted properly and the Pivot Pin Jam Nuts are kept VERY tight.  Roll-Line recommends in their manual, that the Pivot Pins be checked once a week.

The Pivot Pin and it’s proper adjustment is VERY Important to the performance of your Roll-Line Skate.  So, keep them adjusted or have your Skates maintained by a qualified Skate Technician