Looking to buy an Orginal complete or with trucks

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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jack on March 16, 2010 at 14:14

good luck with that. they cost heaps shipped so noone sells them cheap
edit: haha just saw it was you :)

Permalink Reply by Isaac on March 16, 2010 at 18:09

I got a complete I'm willing to sell, great condition, good components... though your price is a bit low...

Permalink Reply by Cory Jay on March 16, 2010 at 20:33

how much would you be willing to sell it for?

Isaac said:

I got a complete I'm willing to sell, great condition, good components... though your price is a bit low...

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Grits on March 16, 2010 at 22:02

Cre8ive sells some Original completes. Hit up ado and see what he has.

Permalink Reply by Chenito on March 26, 2010 at 19:36

i've got a custom 35 and a derigher 28

i still can't decide which one i keep so maybe you can if you like them

the custom has got s8 or s10 and is a nice surfie feel board with a larger wheelbase then the derigher

the derigher is a great board, almost a locker type board (still a tad big) very alive snappy turns way too fast, always throw out speedchecks even if you don't mean it.

i can try and take pictures if you like but i need your mob cause i lost my camera cables

Permalink Reply by Cory Jay on March 26, 2010 at 19:47

just a couple of questions
damage on them? what flex are they? cause im about 90kg. how old? how much for them complete? and how big are they?
mobile number is 0424254185

Chenito said:

i've got a custom 35 and a derigher 28

i still can't decide which one i keep so maybe you can if you like them

the custom has got s8 or s10 and is a nice surfie feel board with a larger wheelbase then the derigher

the derigher is a great board, almost a locker type board (still a tad big) very alive snappy turns way too fast, always throw out speedchecks even if you don't mean it.

i can try and take pictures if you like but i need your mob cause i lost my camera cables

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by blackwood on March 26, 2010 at 20:03

dont do it. get a good board.

Permalink Reply by Cory Jay on March 26, 2010 at 20:09

im lookin at a hellcat but Originals are like my dream boards haha

blackwood said:

dont do it. get a good board.

Permalink Reply by Chenito on March 26, 2010 at 20:21

i got a hellcat too
man that board is awsome. didn't get use to throwing it out at first cause it was so wide, but man it really makes you more confident in taking bigger hills, even when i have the trucks super loose.

it's a stable board love it to bits.

nothing turns like originals though, seismics (too pedantic to tune)

originals are really carvey, they have a bit more turn then say a loose paris, but it's the dive in feel that gets me going.

i'll give you the full detail tomorrow, just heading out.

depends what you want, hellcat is an awsome commuter easy to push, pumable, in my opinion, this is an ideal commuter board that will tackle anything.

originals on the other hand are nice for going down mild hills, their a bit annoying as commuting boards, but it's a real nice board if you want to use it as a surf trainer and practice your cut backs etc.

i love them both.
how tall are you ?

Permalink Reply by Cory Jay on March 26, 2010 at 20:29

yeah im into a bit of everything, hills, sliding, carving, bit of everything
alright cheers dude
im about 175cm? so just under 6 six foot im pretty sure, so i think the heavyweight flex is what itd have to be. middlewiehgt would be pushing it
so yeah just get back to me tomorrow on the wheels, trucks, price ect...

Chenito said:

i got a hellcat too
man that board is awsome. didn't get use to throwing it out at first cause it was so wide, but man it really makes you more confident in taking bigger hills, even when i have the trucks super loose.

it's a stable board love it to bits.

nothing turns like originals though, seismics (too pedantic to tune)

originals are really carvey, they have a bit more turn then say a loose paris, but it's the dive in feel that gets me going.

i'll give you the full detail tomorrow, just heading out.

depends what you want, hellcat is an awsome commuter easy to push, pumable, in my opinion, this is an ideal commuter board that will tackle anything.

originals on the other hand are nice for going down mild hills, their a bit annoying as commuting boards, but it's a real nice board if you want to use it as a surf trainer and practice your cut backs etc.

i love them both.
how tall are you ?

Permalink Reply by Cameron James on March 26, 2010 at 21:10

originals are shit! they need so much maintenance to the trucks and are totally the wrong feel for longboarding. i dont recommend them ay if your a beginner or wanna go a reasonable speed

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jack on March 27, 2010 at 16:31

my brothers is great. i have had a dervish for two years tried a whole assortment of boards and can confidently say originals are not shit. it just takes time to adjkust to the divey turn feel. but they are not shit.

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