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TOXICWASTE
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Joined: Wed Jul 16, 2014 3:31 pm
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 Skullboarding Any longboarders/skaters over here?
It doesn't matter if you ride a cheap walmart cruiser or an expensive Loaded longboard, all boarders welcome here!
Post photos, talk, give tips, whatever you want.
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toni-won
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Joined: Sat Feb 04, 2012 3:32 am
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Re: Skullboarding I haven't since many a moon has passed. But long I ago I would spen my weekend mornings birding down the Indian School ditch out here in ABQ. Good times indeed.
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psilo110
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Joined: Thu Mar 17, 2011 5:38 am
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Location: NY NJ PA
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Re: Skullboarding if you're into longboarding, my brother is the guy behind Mercury Bearings  http://eastcoastcoreskates.com/Bearings_c5.htm
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Artysglass
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Joined: Sat May 24, 2014 6:29 am
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Re: Skullboarding  I skate Everyday!!!!!
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hellscrape
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Re: Skullboarding After breaking my collar bone in a drunk long boarding accident back in college, I've never gotten back on. Wish it hadn't traumatized me so, hahaha.
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TOXICWASTE
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Re: Skullboarding I skate as frequently as I can, whether it be parking lots, beach rides, the local arboretum, wherever! I've yet to break anything haha, I'm learning to stand-up slide and coleman slide so I guess that won't stand for long.
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zapatoloco
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Re: Skullboarding I thought this was a thread about cranial deformation ...
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IronPaw
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Re: Skullboarding Can anyone recommend a nice board just to ride on for a huge dude?
I weigh about 240 and all I want to do is cruise, I'd probably kill myself
trying to pull any tricks.
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Re: Skullboarding IronPaw wrote: Can anyone recommend a nice board just to ride on for a huge dude?
I weigh about 240 and all I want to do is cruise, I'd probably kill myself
trying to pull any tricks. Indys 169s. Atleast a 8.75 width. Don't get a longboard!! I'm like 290lbs Lolol. Enjoy amigo !!
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TOXICWASTE
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Re: Skullboarding IronPaw wrote: Can anyone recommend a nice board just to ride on for a huge dude?
I weigh about 240 and all I want to do is cruise, I'd probably kill myself
trying to pull any tricks. Well, wood-wise: just go for whatever you like, flexibility is a matter of personal preference, if you're just gonna cruise I'd say go with a flexier/medium deck. Truckwise, try Indys or Paris 180's, they are not really for going down hills but they are good for casual riding and cutting city corners. In the end, it's all a matter of personal preference  Use longboard wheels, they allow you to go over uneven terrain easily, something you are likely to find when cruising.
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plasticXO
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Re: Skullboarding I was skateboarding a lot some years ago, I recently bought a longboard to cruise gently. So smooth. Here it is 
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Russblue11
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Re: Skullboarding  My Sector9 cruiser when it was new. Haven't ridden as much recently as it's been raining everyday...
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TOXICWASTE
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Re: Skullboarding I haven't shown my board btw, it's a Sector 9 Bamboo cruiser which I somehow use down some med/mellow hills without proper DH parts. 
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Kevlo9
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Re: Skullboarding Skated everyday until I tore my ACL while attempting to heel flip down a dozen steps (15 years ago). Haven't been on a board since.
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