The bearings on my skateboard feel sticky, what causes this?

I also have a hoverboard which was ordered from "Betterscooter"
Here are some steps that you may follow:

• Remove the wheels.
• Free bearings from your wheels
• Clean off major dirt and grime
• Pop off the bearing shield caps.
• Soak your bearings in your solvent from solvent
• Remove and dry your bearings
• Accelerate drying

If the shift lever is what is hard & sticky, get some grease & lube the handle at the joint at the trans. ( Maint. anyway) . The right gear oil? Was it doing it before the oil chg ? How's the clutch feel? Clutch, Pressure plate & throw out bearing poss. Smell any burning smells? One step at a time. Good luck

Before go to learn about the skateboard riding trick you must ensure the types of skateboard you are using for a ride as there many types of the skateboard from 1 wheels to 6 wheels. Normally peoples are using 4 wheels skateboard available in stores like "Betterscooter". Apart from that, you can learn skateboard tricks easily by watching a video or teaching sites through online.

The soles on skateboarding shoes are flat and are able to grip the board better. They have flexible soles that allow constant feel of the skateboard.

Skateboarding shoes are made to withstand the punishment that a skateboarder gives them. Also the grip tape on a skateboard can shred normal sneakers; specific shoes for skateboarders have a thick gum sole and can last longer.

Use a special skateboard tool to adjust the axel nuts and kingpin.The kingpins are the large nuts used to adjust the tightness of your truck turning ability

Dirty oil in the gearbox is the usual cause for sticky shifters. Another cause is dirt on the shifter shaft. Clean any mud and road grime from the shaft where it goes into the gearbox.

i found them on ebay, just math the numbers listed on the bearings you have.they are the same bearing commonly used on skateboards.
jay

First check the motor belt to see if it is slipping. If it is not, remove it and see if the motor turns easily with no load. This tests both the motor and speed control. If the motor runs slow with no load, try turning it by hand to see if the bearings are getting sticky.

If the motor runs with no load, try turning the machine by hand to feel for stickiness or rough spots in the mechanism. You may have a thread tangle somewhere that is causing a lot of drag - inspect the bobbin mechanism and the fabric advance plate by the needle.

Could have sticky or seized up crank bearings where the pedals are or the rear wheel bearings. Have you tried pedaling and spraying a lubricant where all the bearings are or remove and re-grease the bearings?