Rayne Hustler
hey just wondering if anyone has ridden a hustler ive been looking at them for awhile. Do they have abit of flexin them? and are they reasonable light.
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Permalink Reply by SteveC on
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Good board, definately flexy, but not so much as to create a noodle.
rather light. has comfy 'cave.
touch too short for my taste. but I'm 6'2.
little thin at he tail, but that's also personal opinion.
Ben has one he might part with, perhaps.
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Permalink Reply by Schaff on
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yeh cool im just looking for a criusy deck ive got a glyde and helcat already but they just get heavy when im just cruising around cheers
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Sweet ad chees merrick
Merrick Wildash said:Will suit you perfectly IMO, it is the criusy version of the hellcat.
Schaff said:yeh cool im just looking for a criusy deck ive got a glyde and helcat already but they just get heavy when im just cruising around cheers
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Permalink Reply by Kam Kite on
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I Just had one but i got hit by a cab fucked up the hussy, But yer light as fucking sick freeride board. check out the killswitch its a bit more solid.
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Permalink Reply by Ben on
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i've got one and i dig it....thought it must be said, once i get my dropspeed setup i may not keep mine...
its take a bit to get flexed in but daymn they feel good for commuting on...my favourite setup at the moment has been:
hustler+215 (stage X) indys+ 89a reflex tops/86a reflex bottoms+ purptangs and reds.
One of the best quote i've ever heard about the hustler was: " its the thinking mans dervish."
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
a hustler with indys and hard bushings? sounds like a horrible setup to me!
have you tried it with reverse kingpin trucks? the board becomes ALIVE
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Fitz on -
I reckon it'd go alright. Indys usually perform just as good for slashin round. Agreed on bushes being a bit hard, although it's all about the dial in and perso pref.
Jacko said:a hustler with indys and hard bushings? sounds like a horrible setup to me!
have you tried it with reverse kingpin trucks? the board becomes ALIVE
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yes jackson i've had it on 42º randals and on 50º randals as well as 219 trackers and topmounted on bennetts....
the 215 indy combo is sick ( i am only tightening it level into the nylock), everyone i've lent it to reckons the setup works...seriously- try it out; you never know.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Steve on -
Interesting setup! I assume you are top mounting the indy's? They look like they might be too low dropped thru.
have my hustler on 50 degreee randal plates with force hangars and venoms and it feels great. I might give the 215's a run.
The Hustler is a highly underated board guaranteed to bring a smile to your face!
Ben said:yes jackson i've had it on 42º randals and on 50º randals as well as 219 trackers and topmounted on bennetts....
the 215 indy combo is sick ( i am only tightening it level into the nylock), everyone i've lent it to reckons the setup works...seriously- try it out; you never know.
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Permalink Reply by stephen.mhsrider on
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hey steve, drop those indys through! the lowness is part of the fun
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i've got them dropped with a washer between the board and the trucks plate.
low indys and drifty wheels = epic fun.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Steve on -
Sweet! thanks guys I will give it a go
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