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Deck Reviews (10390 Posts)
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Gravity 36
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On 11/15/2005 Michael
wrote in from
United States
(68.8.nnn.nnn)
Check out the Gravity:
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Have you considered the...
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new deck , im borrowing
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On 11/13/2005
dylan
wrote in from
United States
(205.188.nnn.nnn)
hey can anyone help me find a 36 inch deck with a tail and some nose with a little concave
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GumbyBuilt
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On 11/13/2005
Eddy
wrote in from
United States
(207.69.nnn.nnn)
daVo the SkaterBuilt ConeKiller works to well. Gumby aka The Ninja sees and feels things that normal humans can not. My ConeKiller is off limits to him. Eddy Texas Outlaws.
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GumbyBuilt
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On 11/13/2005
Eddy
wrote in from
United States
(207.69.nnn.nnn)
daVo the SkateBuilt ConeKiller works to well. Gumby aka The Ninja sees and feels things that normal humans can not. My ConeKiller is off limits to him. Eddy Texas Outlaws.
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eddie's flexy
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On 11/13/2005
eddie
wrote in from
United States
(64.132.nnn.nnn)
thanks for the tips. can you buy the wood composite stuff that those flexies are made out of?
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home-made board builds for eddie
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On 11/12/2005
Julien
wrote in from
United States
(68.85.nnn.nnn)
I used a Roarockit vacuum bag to glue to two sheets together w/ even pressure. The glue I used was Titebond II but I heard that Titebond III is better. I used a toolbox to weight the middle and held the ends up on sawhorses. Cut the board out afterwards using a jigsaw but I don't see why you couldn't use a router table. I'm kinda inexperienced with routers but I've heard they work fine for cutting boards out, plus you can get nice roundover edges.
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flexdex
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On 11/10/2005
tdiaz
wrote in from
United States
(24.92.nnn.nnn)
heard they are makin boards again. are they makin the 60 inch deck again? anybody heard?
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Gumbybuilt...
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On 11/8/2005
Dave - Skaterbuilt
wrote in from
(72.129.nnn.nnn)
...hey Eddie...wuddup wuddup...cool to hear that my ConeKiller wood/formica slalom decks are working for the average rider...they work...worked for Noah Heinle last weekend too...hehehehehehehe...
Turning Conventional Slalom Theory on it's EAR.
dAvO www.skaterbuilt.com
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old school deck
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On 11/8/2005
glenn
wrote in from
United States
(131.109.nnn.nnn)
hey get a pocket pistol christan hosoi deck its so awsome i have one and are obbssed
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old skool deck
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On 11/8/2005 andee
wrote in from
United States
(199.245.nnn.nnn)
in need of an old skool deck, neeeeed help i want a tail...for sure nose is optional, any ideas?!?
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flexy
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On 11/6/2005
eddie
wrote in from
United States
(64.132.nnn.nnn)
how do you laminate it, and what do you use as a weight? i can shape it with a router?
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cheap flexy boards
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On 11/6/2005
Julien
wrote in from
United States
(68.85.nnn.nnn)
buy a sheet of 1/4 inch baltic birch and have them cut it on the cross-grain then laminate two sheets together with a weight in the middle. I have a board thats just shy of 40in that I built like this and it can flex all the way to the ground if I jump on it.
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fiber flex
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On 11/6/2005 eddie
wrote in from
United States
(64.132.nnn.nnn)
anyone know where i can find a super flexy fiber flex style deck, but cheaper?
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SkaterBuilt ConeKiller Hybrid
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On 11/5/2005
Eddy
wrote in from
United States
(207.69.nnn.nnn)
Last night Gumby and I had a session from 8pm till midnight. Mellow hill, 8 straight cones 6 ft apart 2 ft over 8 more cones 6 ft apart, stepover 2 ft and 8 more 6 fts then about 8 ten ft offsets, then 7 ftrs to finish the course. Gumby was having problems with his setup, only had one wedge on his front truck, so sorry bro, I did not bring extra wedges ): not turning fast enough. Tonight I am unstoppable, victory is mine, bumb knee and all. I myself am making the course clean 15:80 secs. Gumby starts going through my collection of quivers in the back of my X-Terra. The bro gets out my Skaterbuilt Cone Killer 32 inch Hybrid, extremely wedged RT-X front and Tracker Offset back. Abec 11 Grippins. He takes a couple of runs through the course, clean runs and fast. Post a 15:00 sec run clean. The SkaterBuilt responds very quickly. Damm you Gumby and you too Davo. Eddy Texas Outlaws on the mend.
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720 grams
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On 11/3/2005 Andreas
wrote in from
Sweden
(83.226.nnn.nnn)
The shop i ride for has just put a new board on the market, it´s a 720 gram speed board chechit out att http://www.sofolongboards.com/bilder/Dh-Pro-Light.jpg
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in need of a new deck
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On 10/31/2005
dylan
wrote in from
United States
(69.53.nnn.nnn)
yea im in need of a new deck any body got any ideas for an oldschool/ditch board that can be rode in some parks as well?
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ts fatboy 28,8.25,7.5
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On 10/29/2005
glenn
wrote in from
United States
(68.0.nnn.nnn)
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Brad Bowman Longboard
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On 10/29/2005
Spanx
wrote in from
United States
(67.120.nnn.nnn)
Bought a longboard deck at the local swapmeet about a year ago . It has the OLD SCHOOL "Superman" (BB) Brad Bowman logo and a very cartoonish large breasted longboarder girl with a hobo knapsack . Other than that there is no company name or logo. Its approx 42" long and 9" at widest point . I just set it up with mid 90s era indis and Alva dub cons . About to list it on ebay but wondered if anyone had any info on it first . I would keep it but my quiver is getting pretty big for how often i skate . Plus everyone needs a lil extra cash this time o year . Cheers !
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skatebording
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On 10/27/2005
Derek
wrote in from
United States
(169.244.nnn.nnn)
I started skating about a mounth ago. i can now land kicks, heal,varels,and throw trys fliips its grate opened my life alll-riddy the n by by now
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Jam Longboards
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On 10/25/2005
Tom
wrote in from
United States
(207.200.nnn.nnn)
Has anyone ever ridden a Jam Longboard ? I am thinking of getting the 64" Iguana with the Original brand 200mm trucks. Any advice?? Thanks, Tom
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insect!
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On 10/24/2005 booch
wrote in from
United States
(199.245.nnn.nnn)
drex i liked the cutaway from the begining and after i reaD HOW MUCH U LIKED IT, ITS DEF GONNA BE MY NEXT DECK.
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Dragonfly
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On 10/24/2005 Ollie Bax
wrote in from
Australia
(202.154.nnn.nnn)
I've been thinking about getting myself a Dragonfly but am concerned about the lack of any concave. Can anybody let me know if this has been a problem for them with Insect boards.
Cheers
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insect sidewinder
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On 10/23/2005 lonerider
wrote in from
United States
(65.249.nnn.nnn)
I have a Insect Sidewinder 30" med-light flex (I'm 150 lbs and asked for flexier since his boards are normally very stiff). It has a nice wide nose to give you feet a lot of purchase, great energy return, and feels very precise under your feet. Lots of energy in your pump as well.
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Details...
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On 10/23/2005
Martin Drayton
wrote in from
United States
(70.58.nnn.nnn)
Hey Todd, long time no see! Yes its a special board, one I will NEVER sell. The trucks are Splitfire Dragonslayer 90mm. Both have the lighter 50 degree Randall baseplate. The front has a Khiro 80A wedge, the rear is de-wedged with the same. The front truck is set up slightly wider than the rear(I like it that way. Have you ever stood on a board and it felt perfect straight off, as if you had always ridden it? I rode it once before travelling to California, and knew it had magic in it...Works for me!
Martin.
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