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Downhill/Racing Board?

Hey whats a really good drop deck downhill and racing board? Cheers Harry

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Permalink Reply by Robbo on April 16, 2011 at 6:41

This it the board you want. Fibretec Flying Pan drop 960.

 

  • Length: 37.8"
  • Width: 9.85"
  • Inner hole wheelbase: 29.1"
  • Camber: none
  • Concave: 0.6"
  • Flex: none
  • Board weight: 1.7kg
  • Construction: Double v-lam birch/poplar woodcore, fiberglass
  • Print: scratch resistant heat transfer

 


Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Skittles on April 16, 2011 at 8:22
Can't argue with that.
Permalink Reply by Nath Barnes on April 16, 2011 at 23:22

i have a landyachtz drop speed and it sick ay

 

Permalink Reply by Aaron London on April 19, 2011 at 18:58

Rayne nemesis,

only the 1 inch drop, makes it sick for downhill and fantastic for freeride, it is great as it has a small drop not a massive drop like an evo or a switch where they are not as versatile as the nemesis is. My opinion take it or not :D

Permalink Reply by Robbie Atkin on May 3, 2011 at 12:43
whats the drop on the fibretec?

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Rob Mcwhinnie on May 3, 2011 at 16:18
its a bucket shape, the riders platform drops down below the concave nose and rear, but still rides top mount, the bomb bro, light as fuck hey, 1700gm
Permalink Reply by stephen cummins on May 4, 2011 at 18:14
landyachtz evo its a sick deck dropped platform and super stable, the board has quite good turning for its size, i have one i feel so comfortable on it
Permalink Reply by JRK on May 6, 2011 at 23:19
LBL Sea Calf. or Sea Cow.
Permalink Reply by Bozac on May 7, 2011 at 0:17
LBL gear is not available from any stores in oz that i know of so you will be waiting a while on shipping, sweet boards from what i have read though. plenty of home grown topmounts around from skatement, fat pigeon, or glyde if that is your kettle of tea. best to try a drop deck board before you fork out the cash as it has a very different feel to topmount or dropthrough as the board will swing out a little besides just tilting, imagine how a hammock turns on its axis but not as dramatic. having checked out robbo's fibretec it looks sweet as and is nice and light with some nose and tail protection built in
Permalink Reply by JRK on May 7, 2011 at 0:48

For a LBL deck is about a month or so wait, that's on a good run.
I'm really diggin' the Fat Pigeon Top Mount or Classic, Steve can Customize it a little bit to suit the way you ride ie. add a W concave or with out a W concave and maybe even gas pedals?


Bozac said:

LBL gear is not available from any stores in oz that i know of so you will be waiting a while on shipping, sweet boards from what i have read though. plenty of home grown topmounts around from skatement, fat pigeon, or glyde if that is your kettle of tea. best to try a drop deck board before you fork out the cash as it has a very different feel to topmount or dropthrough as the board will swing out a little besides just tilting, imagine how a hammock turns on its axis but not as dramatic. having checked out robbo's fibretec it looks sweet as and is nice and light with some nose and tail protection built in
Permalink Reply by Michael English on May 7, 2011 at 17:34

daddow praxis or gnosis!!!


Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Lance and Josh on May 7, 2011 at 19:20
get a Glyde end of discussion

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