Penny Board Parts

Parts for Penny and Mini Cruiser Skateboards

Here you’ll find parts for Penny boards and other mini cruisers to help keep your board running smoothly, personalise it, or upgrade its performance. Mini cruisers depend on every component working together, and even small upgrades can make a noticeable difference in comfort, control, and durability.

Whether you’re repairing a worn-out setup or building a new Penny mini cruiser from scratch, you can combine wheels, trucks, bushings, bearings, hardware, and grip tape to match your style and ability. You can also find parts for a complete Penny mini cruiser setup if you’d like to start from the ground up.

How to Choose the Right Parts for Your Mini Cruiser Setup

Compatibility is essential when upgrading a Penny or mini cruiser skateboard. Always check that the bolt pattern, size, and mounting standard fit your current deck and trucks before placing your order. This is especially important when replacing trucks, wheels, and hardware. If you’d like to browse the full range of skateboards, take a look at the skateboard category.

Keep these points in mind when selecting parts:

• Wheel size and hardness Larger wheels (typically 59–65 mm) roll faster and handle rough surfaces better, while softer wheels provide extra grip and comfort.
• Truck width Choose trucks that closely match the width of your deck to prevent the board from feeling unstable or becoming too heavy to control.
• Bushings and bearings Softer bushings turn more easily and suit beginners, while harder bushings offer more stability at higher speeds; high-quality bearings ensure a smoother roll.
• Deck type and flex Plastic and composite decks on mini cruisers often have some flexibility; make sure your hardware and trucks are designed to handle this type of movement.
• Rider weight and skill level Heavier or more experienced skaters may benefit from slightly harder bushings, firmer wheels, and stronger trucks.

Also, think about where and how you ride: for city cruising and commuting, softer, slightly larger wheels and stable trucks work best, while a looser, more playful setup suits short rides, gentle hills, and smoother surfaces.

Safety, Durability, and Ease of Use

A mini cruiser goes through quite a bit of wear in daily use, so pick quality parts for better control and a longer lifespan. Check your bushings, wheels, and bearings regularly for cracks, flat spots, or looseness, and replace them in good time to prevent unstable or unpredictable handling. You can find suitable skateboard parts for replacements and upgrades.

For safety, always tighten bolts and nuts properly to ensure that neither wheels nor trucks come loose. It’s also wise to wear protective gear such as a helmet and knee pads, especially if you switch to faster wheels or more responsive trucks that affect how the board reacts.

Choose the spare parts that fit your current setup and ability, add them to your basket, and get your Penny or mini cruiser skateboard ready for many more smooth rides.