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At 23:01 on March 28, 2012, irin thomas said…
Heyyy would u have anything to trade like decks ? Completes? Ill give u my complete for urs or something? 
At 23:18 on November 9, 2010, murph said…
hey mate i'm pretty keen to get an lbl komodo, i saw you were trying to get ahold of a salamander, did you get one from larry or did you have one made up in the end?
At 20:07 on August 17, 2010, vmilvydas said…
lad
At 0:17 on July 30, 2010,
Premium Member
Adam
said…
did i talk to you i was there at the very start of the day only for like 40 mins. sorry for not being able to say hello. should change your profile shot to one with a helmet? Not hassling ya just looking out for you.
good luck with gabe and the KS.
At 10:08 on July 29, 2010,
Premium Member
Gabe
said…
not sure mate, my number is 0406891509, call me on friday aye
peace
gabe
At 0:53 on July 9, 2010,
Premium Member
Adam
said…
did you end up going to ash's bday?
At 9:19 on July 5, 2010, Michael English said…
http://www.skateboardracing.org.au/video/madness-1

its a pretty rad vid and no problem with the help bro! how are the bearings going?
At 21:03 on June 25, 2010,
Premium Member
Adam
said…
yes about 800 from the intersection.
At 12:04 on June 25, 2010,
Premium Member
Adam
said…
the link doesn't work sorry
At 12:03 on June 25, 2010,
Premium Member
Adam
said…
Its off a road called Lindsay rd. its like down the bottom of the hill. cause the rd is closed to the public it not on the map.
http://maps.google.com.au/maps?hl=en&tab=wl
At 10:15 on June 25, 2010,
Premium Member
Adam
said…
search for drifters there is a map on here some where.
At 14:02 on June 22, 2010, Adrian Alderson said…
Jack,

sorry no Carbon Mummies to be had. Landy didn't send them (wondered why I didn't have any). Next order is about a month away.

Cheers

Ado
At 11:39 on June 22, 2010, Adrian Alderson said…
Jack,

I called the supplier this morning and left a message. I am waiting for him to get back to me, as soon as he does I'll let you know.

Cheers

Ado
At 22:11 on June 21, 2010, Adrian Alderson said…
Jack,

either give me a call on 0419 740 927 or email me on adrian at cre8ivesk8 dot com

I will need to order the Mummy in and will check tomorrow if they are available (should be).

Cheers

Ado
At 22:23 on May 3, 2010, Isaac said…
Hey, should of said... any method of communication, except, twitter, facebook, myspace and bebo.
What else does he use?
At 0:37 on April 27, 2010, Isaac said…
Hey man, do you know Cory Jay??
If you do could you shoot me his phone number or email/msn etc. something which he uses regularly
At 8:52 on February 15, 2010,
Premium Member
Jacko
said…
yeah man u should get onto it. making the switch from a dervish to a full downhill getup will be a big move. and i rekon u should just spend up and go for the smokies. once you get your glyde and get the feel for it then change to smokies the feel will be very different again. i'd suggest if your interested in buying them just dish out the cash and make the investment, otherwise you might miss out. on the plus side you get a whole package with wheels and bearings and all that, such a score!
At 22:12 on February 14, 2010,
Premium Member
Jacko
said…
spherical bearings help with the stability at higher speeds. They kinda give the hanger some extra solid beef to rest on and is less responsive to those very slight and unwanted twitches. They help you stay in a straight line easier. Think of two urethane bushings holding the hanger in place, sure they might be stable when holding a straight line at high speeds but as vibration dampening through slight bumps and changes in the road theres more play on either side of the bushing, not saying its going to be un stable but it does allow slight movement of the hanger. a spherical keeps that hanger straight and smooth for bombin fast hills. also coupled with the spherical in the pivot it keeps the turning angle true and its nice and smooth.
so in other words the bearings allow for more 'return to centre' and try to keep your hanger in that spot when your going in a straight line, and get rid of the unwanted play and slop you would get with having urethane. think of it as an air-tight 'gap filler' to keep it all nice and solid
At 23:43 on December 19, 2009, Cameron James said…
check out the landy now got new pics
At 7:25 on December 17, 2009, Callum O'callaghan-daft said…
yup yup, arvins a good bloke... everyone here is pretty trustworth becouse everyone know everyone else, no ones going to screw you...

cheers
callum

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