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Ok, since Jacko has raised the subject, I have always matched prices on goods that I stock so long as it doesn't end up costing me money. That is, so long as I sell the goods for at least $1 more than they cost me (including shipping, etc) I will do the deal to keep the stock moving and keep the sales in Oz rather than going OS.

I will MATCH prices but will not try to BEAT them as that just starts crazy bidding wars that noone wins.

I still have some stock at pre dollar crash prices, so if you are in the market for some goodies with your KRUDDY DOLLARS, give me a call, e-mail or PM.

Cheers

A-Drain

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Permalink Reply by Adrian Alderson on May 5, 2009 at 22:55

Guys,

sorry to have left this thread for a while but been a little tied up with Btb. So good to be starting to get my head back in order.

Ok, yes I will try to match the prices from the US and in most cases can come very close.

Do sell the Rogers Bros soles $15 each. There may be an Aussie version soon, so please stay tuned.

James please check your e-mail

Dale, I know what you mean about being a poor student, but try talking/e-mailing local guys who are supporting the sport here and see if we can work out something that suits you before you send your cash overseas. Not sure how you would go with the current O'Tang recall if the wheels were bought from US, local distributor won't replace, so would have to send back to where you got them from.

Ok think that has covered everything.

Cheers

Ado

Permalink Reply by Dale on May 6, 2009 at 10:49

yeah, thanks man, i wasn't solely talking about O'tangs, i just used them as an example. i'll definantly buy solely from Oz now though, thanks everyone =D

Adrian Alderson said:

Guys,

sorry to have left this thread for a while but been a little tied up with Btb. So good to be starting to get my head back in order.

Ok, yes I will try to match the prices from the US and in most cases can come very close.

Do sell the Rogers Bros soles $15 each. There may be an Aussie version soon, so please stay tuned.

James please check your e-mail

Dale, I know what you mean about being a poor student, but try talking/e-mailing local guys who are supporting the sport here and see if we can work out something that suits you before you send your cash overseas. Not sure how you would go with the current O'Tang recall if the wheels were bought from US, local distributor won't replace, so would have to send back to where you got them from.

Ok think that has covered everything.

Cheers

Ado

Permalink Reply by stephen.mhsrider on May 6, 2009 at 11:50

Adrian, how much is it for a pair of Randal DH 50* baseplates? Force R7 baseplates are ok as well. i need some 50* plates that will fit on my flushcut.
Cheers Stephen

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Stephen Daddow on May 6, 2009 at 13:43

http://www.cre8ivesk8.com/home.html

Permalink Reply by Adrian Alderson on May 7, 2009 at 9:21

stephen.mhsrider said:

Adrian, how much is it for a pair of Randal DH 50* baseplates? Force R7 baseplates are ok as well. i need some 50* plates that will fit on my flushcut.
Cheers Stephen

Stephen,

I have both the Comp-style baseplates and the standard ones in 50 degrees. The Comps are $40 each and the standards are $20 each. These prices include shipping.

Cheers

Ado

Permalink Reply by stephen.mhsrider on May 7, 2009 at 18:35

i think i'll hit up Force to see how much their R7 plates are. Thanks anyway
Cheers

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on May 7, 2009 at 20:10

stephen.mhsrider said:

i think i'll hit up Force to see how much their R7 plates are. Thanks anyway
Cheers

Force don't sell baseplates alone. I asked them about this years ago.
They purchase complete trucks from their production facility in china in batches of 500.

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on May 7, 2009 at 20:22

if want a baseplate that will break very easily, buy a force one... ive seen many of them break before, the hangers turned out alright though... so that means if the baseplates broke BEFORE than hangers that means they r shit, coz you can bend hangers so easily its not funny...
Dennis accidently rode too close to a pillar when skating the opera house car park, just an average everyday bump, and broke the baseplate in two. The Pivot point snapped clean off... the hanger was fine.
Randal DH plates are built solid as a rock

Permalink Reply by stephen.mhsrider on May 7, 2009 at 20:47

mmmm ok then. I'll probably end up jut topmounting my flushie. ill buy some normal 50 plates once i get the funds together

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on May 7, 2009 at 20:54

just get a file, get in there n make urself some grooves to fit the normal plates. Thats the bum thing about the flush cut, it only likes the DH trucks not the normal randals

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