WTB - mini deck or complete for my gf

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Permalink Reply by H_Can on January 6, 2011 at 6:15

i have a blank that is what you want, similar mold to this deck

it would take a couple of weeks to finish, but going custom has it's benefits.

Permalink Reply by mack daddies daddie on January 6, 2011 at 8:45

got 2 old school cruisers how much you lookin at spending and u looking for complete or just deck

Permalink Reply by Scotty Bomber on January 6, 2011 at 11:41

Thanks for replying guys

@Blake - what deck/completes do you have? I'll look them up. Interested in both complete or deck, i got bits and pieces that can build up a deck but a complete means no messing about. Will offer dependent on what you've got.

@H.Can - i'll look in to what blake etc have then chat with you about a custom. Nice boards.

Permalink Reply by mack daddies daddie on January 6, 2011 at 11:47

Permalink Reply by Scotty Bomber on January 6, 2011 at 14:48

@Blake - I just sent her to check out the zflex at our local and she said she wants something a bit shorter with more concave, sorry mate.

Check out this discussion to sell your Vision deck

Thanks for your time

Permalink Reply by Scotty Bomber on January 7, 2011 at 23:29

@ H-Can

My gf is interested. She prefers rounded nose+tail rather than the points of the compost cruiser but likes its wood look/finish.

How close are the boards specs to what I listed above? Can you incorporate concave on such a narrow board?

Cheers

H_Can said:

i have a blank that is what you want, similar mold to this deck

it would take a couple of weeks to finish, but going custom has it's benefits.

Permalink Reply by H_Can on January 8, 2011 at 11:57

the template is from the compost cruiser, and the deck is one i'm currently working on for myself.

its specs are as follows

length: 29.5"  width: 8"   wb: 15.3"

tail: 6.3"   nose: 3.5"   (these are from outer truck holes to tip)

concave: yes, mild tub cave, noticeably shallower than an 8" popsicle i've got but still very noticeable (maybe 10mm deep)

 

to have any hope of comfortably popping ollies you can't lose anything from the tail, but for general mini cruising it could go shorter.  The wheelbase is also about as long as it can be.  As for width, i kept it at 8" so i could run 129s with decent sized wheels.

 

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Conrad To on January 8, 2011 at 12:39

how much?

H_Can said:

the template is from the compost cruiser, and the deck is one i'm currently working on for myself.

its specs are as follows

length: 29.5"  width: 8"   wb: 15.3"

tail: 6.3"   nose: 3.5"   (these are from outer truck holes to tip)

concave: yes, mild tub cave, noticeably shallower than an 8" popsicle i've got but still very noticeable (maybe 10mm deep)

 

to have any hope of comfortably popping ollies you can't lose anything from the tail, but for general mini cruising it could go shorter.  The wheelbase is also about as long as it can be.  As for width, i kept it at 8" so i could run 129s with decent sized wheels.

 

Permalink Reply by H_Can on January 8, 2011 at 13:59

depends on all the details but around $130

Conrad To said:

how much?

Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Conrad To on January 8, 2011 at 15:02

sweet how about the exact one in the wood photo, with out the fish tail would that be like 130 still?

Permalink Reply by H_Can on January 8, 2011 at 15:20

yep, infact it could go a little cheaper but it depends on the details.

Conrad To said:

sweet how about the exact one in the wood photo, with out the fish tail would that be like 130 still?