Even my skateboard is JDM
05-09-2009, 07:32 PM
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Even my skateboard is JDM
Got this new Almost carbon fiber UBER light deck as a gift. I've wanted it for awhile now, but I just couldn't justify buying myself a new deck.
They are made with a carbon fiber skeleton and covered by a normal 7 ply layup. So no more worries about snapping the deck off a set of stairs (even though its been years since I've fucked with stairs) lol
I'm ordering a new set of hardware for it and gonna hopefully get back into it. Longboarding is way more hardcore than regular skating, but I do miss ******* around on rails and **** here and there.
They are made with a carbon fiber skeleton and covered by a normal 7 ply layup. So no more worries about snapping the deck off a set of stairs (even though its been years since I've fucked with stairs) lol
I'm ordering a new set of hardware for it and gonna hopefully get back into it. Longboarding is way more hardcore than regular skating, but I do miss ******* around on rails and **** here and there.
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05-09-2009, 08:00 PM
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That deck is pimpin. Rodney Mullen has always been my favorite skater.
Its been like 4 or 5 years since i've had a board. About 6 months ago I hopped on a friend's board and was surprised that I can still land a nollie 360 flip =O (after 15 or so tries). I even had a good time just ollieing **** in the driveway. Seems to be like riding a bike in a lot of ways.
I've been thinking more lately about picking up another board but my car saps up all my extra cash. Is it still ~100 bucks for decent setup these days?
Its been like 4 or 5 years since i've had a board. About 6 months ago I hopped on a friend's board and was surprised that I can still land a nollie 360 flip =O (after 15 or so tries). I even had a good time just ollieing **** in the driveway. Seems to be like riding a bike in a lot of ways.
I've been thinking more lately about picking up another board but my car saps up all my extra cash. Is it still ~100 bucks for decent setup these days?
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05-09-2009, 08:22 PM
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That deck is pimpin. Rodney Mullen has always been my favorite skater.
Its been like 4 or 5 years since i've had a board. About 6 months ago I hopped on a friend's board and was surprised that I can still land a nollie 360 flip =O (after 15 or so tries). I even had a good time just ollieing **** in the driveway. Seems to be like riding a bike in a lot of ways.
I've been thinking more lately about picking up another board but my car saps up all my extra cash. Is it still ~100 bucks for decent setup these days?
Its been like 4 or 5 years since i've had a board. About 6 months ago I hopped on a friend's board and was surprised that I can still land a nollie 360 flip =O (after 15 or so tries). I even had a good time just ollieing **** in the driveway. Seems to be like riding a bike in a lot of ways.
I've been thinking more lately about picking up another board but my car saps up all my extra cash. Is it still ~100 bucks for decent setup these days?
You can def throw a decent setup together for $100. **** now with ebay you could probably do it for $75ish. I usually ride girl decks, this is my first almost. I have used grind king trucks since I was 10, but will probably switch to independents for this deck. Lucky hardware cause I like the lucky green bolt. And ricta or darkstar wheels with lucky or bones bearings.
I'll probably skate till I cant anymore, I love it to death. I never was super good with flat ground flip tricks or anything like that. I was always drawn to stairs and rails. I would really like to get into vert skating more.
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