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Afroman King Pin
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On 10/29/1999 matt
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You gotta check this board out! It's 19" by 5" wide. It's small enough to fit into a bag but still looks really fun. Definately one of the coolest boards I've ever seen!
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Plush
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On 10/28/1999 Herbn
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Been tring to get these for my shop and to give one a spin. The pictures on their site look cool but I can't seem to get a dealer price list from them/you, your pic on this page won't seem to come up either.P.S.I have a love/hate relationship with things computer also.
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Plush Skateboards
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On 10/27/1999
ct
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I noticed some people looking for a high end wood/fiberglass composite longboard.
We build them right here in Salt Lake city. If this picture doesn't come up please visit us at www.plushskateboards.com
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gravity email
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On 10/27/1999 Luke
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I can't promise this will work, but if you go to the gravity website and right-click the link (instead of left-clicking it to go to the link), the properties option should show you the email address that it's built to link to.
Hope this helps; hang loose . . .
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gravity boards
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On 10/27/1999
Matt
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Does anyone have an email for anyone at gravity boards? I'm desperate to get in touch with them and their thing on their site where you can contact them doesn't work on my scabby computer! Please Help! Thanks
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Stroker board
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On 10/26/1999 Herbn
wrote in from
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The board hangs out all day at
Skatewerks, my skateshop in Westwood N.J.
201 358 9040.
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afroman
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On 10/26/1999 DT
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i rode one of them and that carpet stuff is super comfy when your barefoot, as far as a high performance board, well they could use some work...but i would give them the thumbs up for mellow stuff
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Afroman
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On 10/26/1999
namon
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Does anyone know anything about these? they look super wonderfull! and I want to get one, but some info first would be nice.
bomb hills
not people
naMOn
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sector 9
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On 10/26/1999 e-rok a.k.a. yabo on the graf tip
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forget the cloud 9's and the cosmics
the pintail is what all tru o.g's use!!!!
peace in greece e-rok
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stroker
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On 10/25/1999
rene
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Hey your skater looks interestingly fun, whats the scoop, how do I get a test ride??? e.mail me.
Thanks, Rene
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sector 9 super cruiser
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On 10/25/1999 Steve
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hey matt-
i've got a supercruiser with indies and red nine balls. it rides well and carves nice. it seems pretty tough, too - i've smashed it into quite a few curbs and it just has one small chip. i don't know, though - a lot of people seem to hate sector 9. i'm not sure why. i like mine.
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Super Crusier
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On 10/24/1999 Matt
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Thanks Dew, I'm on my way to check out the board now!
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Stroker board
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On 10/24/1999 Herbn
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The hardware between the trucks is the frame for the deck,the blue wood is 1/4"5ply aircraft birch and its only a standing platform 33 inches long the front to back beams are machined to lower ride height the cross beams are to make sure the thin wood doesn't twist during hard carves, they are actually a little overkill(they could be lighter)but thats what they do ,its all held together by twenty locktighted stainless counter sunk bolts that are hiden under the griptape.
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Stroker
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On 10/24/1999 Relic
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Wow! The Stroker takes home made boards to a new level. It's obviously a unique creation. Can you explain how it works and what all the hardware between the trucks is for?
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sector9 super cruiser
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On 10/24/1999 dew
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hey matt, i think its the sector9 super cruiser that the guy on the first issue of international longboarder is doing a nose wheelie on. He looks real good doesn't he. quite an awesome move.
anyway, sector9 makes the Super Cruiser, www.sector9.com, its 48" long, its got camber and filth concave so its a pretty good carving board, I don't have one, ive most other sector9 boards, sao i can't give you much more detail than that
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Good nose riding board
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On 10/23/1999
Matt
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Does anyone know what a good board for doing things like nose wheelies and stuff like that is? I like the look of the board that the guy on the cover of International Longboarder has. (It's on the opening page of this site). If anyone could recomend a company I should check out that would be great thanks.
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stroker
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On 10/23/1999 matt
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Hey Herbn, how much did that board cost you? It looks like a great fun board!! Will they be making them in aussie anytime soon?
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Stroker board
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On 10/23/1999 Herbn
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Well folks, here it is (drum roll)
this is the board that I've tried to describe at many postings. Pictures are worth at least a couple thousand hunt and pecked computor typed words, This board carves like absolutely nothing else, it doesn't bomb to well though it's really twitchy and I'm working on ways to change that,but its not really a priority because its so much fun just the way it is.
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wimps
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On 10/22/1999
rene
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Hey dude and you other guys that are to lame to leave your e address. I live in So. Cal on the beach have lots of friends that shape surfboards. What I meant about Larry Gordon is that he grew up surfing, and his boards carve, have you ever carved a wave, try and do that on a longskate board that won't turn, its pretty hard on the street. When you surf you pump the wave.... so you guys get a clue before u play so stupid, next time waste your time writing something positive or informative instead. So Mule I'm talking about the ride of boards not the construction of them.
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flexible surfboards
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On 10/22/1999 dude
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o man! Those flexible surfboards are way cool dude. I was somewhere in the pacific when I rode one. NOT!!!
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sector 9 tricks
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On 10/22/1999 relic
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I've got a sector 9 cosmic 2, and there are a lot of good things I can say about it, but tricks aren't one of them. It has no nose, and while it does have a long/high kick tail, but it's not stiff. I don't ollie, so I can't comment on that, but I would prefer a stiffer kick tail for other tricks. However, it's a nice carving board, and it's pretty light and compact for it's 28+ inch wheel base.
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re: surfboard flex?
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On 10/22/1999 mule
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How is it that a flexy skateboard is supposed to 'feel'
like a surfboard? I've never been on a surfboard that flexed
much-- have you?
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flexy board
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On 10/22/1999
Rene
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Hey I have to agree flexdex are real nice, as are the G&S Fibreflex these are so light been making them for along time, check the concrete wave book, since Larry is a surfer thats what he trys to make his boards feel like, so if you ever get a chance ride one! ( flexdex or fibreflex)
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sector 9
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On 10/22/1999 bakerhead
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has anybody got a sect9 cosmic2, racing stripe, or cloud9 OG. If so, how do they ride?
Which ones are best suited to trickery?
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TVS
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On 10/19/1999
Brian C
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Hey JAMES, you forgot to praise about the wheels that
came with your TVS in the "wheels" section j/k ;)
anyways, for anyone who owns a TVS, do you think the Powder
board would fit with my exkate 101? coz the standard trucks
for these decks are kinda wide....so...
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