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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Ching on -
Hey Adrian,
got any mini decks in stock (something below 30 inches?) and how much for them?
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Permalink Reply by Adrian Alderson on
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Ching said:Hey Adrian,
got any mini decks in stock (something below 30 inches?) and how much for them?
Ching,
the only thing I'd have in that sort of size would be either a Z-Flex for $100 deck only or $200 complete or a Kebbeck slalom deck for $200 deck only.
Cheers
Ado
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Permalink Reply by Levi. B on
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offering 280 - 320 for the dervish depending on condition
could i have some pics on the dervish mate?
desperate for this board man
hunting it for ages
thanks
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Permalink Reply by Ryan 'RY RY' Peterson on
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bigest copy of ceviche
Adrian Alderson said:Brodie Brusasco said:A XVD croc 33. This http://www.shop.xvdlongboards.com/product.sc?productId=94&categ...
Adrian Alderson said:Brodie Brusasco said:Hey ado do you know where i can buy an XVD croc 33
A What?????????????????
Wow, they are cool. Had never heard of them before, kinda look like a Loaded though. If that deck is US$140 in the States then you'd be looking at the $280 mark here.
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Permalink Reply by Pierre G on
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Hi Ado,
Any Slalom decks? Models and prices? I'm looking at a good deck (i already have wheels and trucks) that I can use from Giant slalom to tight slalom (it will be my first real slalom board)
Cheers
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Pierre Gamby said:Hi Ado,
Any Slalom decks? Models and prices? I'm looking at a good deck (i already have wheels and trucks) that I can use from Giant slalom to tight slalom (it will be my first real slalom board)
Cheers
Pierre,
what sort of deck are you looking for? Foam Core or timber?
Not much around that will cover all types of slalom, usually either TS/HS or HS/GS
I have about 50 slalom decks in stock, so need to narrow down what you are after.
Cheers
Ado
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As a first slalom board, I think timber will probably be better for me. I'm looking for a good deck to improved my skills (I'm beginner+/ intermediate) . At this stage i have done mainly GS, so HS/GS is probably more the kind of deck I'm looking for. I like the Sk8king axe 2.5 or same range of deck... May be a Fullbag, or Kebbek, or?
Cheers
Adrian Alderson said:Pierre Gamby said:Hi Ado,
Any Slalom decks? Models and prices? I'm looking at a good deck (i already have wheels and trucks) that I can use from Giant slalom to tight slalom (it will be my first real slalom board)
Cheers
Pierre,
what sort of deck are you looking for? Foam Core or timber?
Not much around that will cover all types of slalom, usually either TS/HS or HS/GS
I have about 50 slalom decks in stock, so need to narrow down what you are after.
Cheers
Ado
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Pierre Gamby said:As a first slalom board, I think timber will probably be better for me. I'm looking for a good deck to improved my skills (I'm beginner+/ intermediate) . At this stage i have done mainly GS, so HS/GS is probably more the kind of deck I'm looking for. I like the Sk8king axe 2.5 or same range of deck... May be a Fullbag, or Kebbek, or?
Cheers
How about a Pocket Pistol for around $150 gripped and shipped?
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Permalink Reply by Ben Shane on
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oh cool.. didn't realise car tyre had this "side effect'
Robbo said:stephen.mhsrider said:how do RBros brake soles wear in comparison to a typical shoe sole (say on a nike dunk)
When I downhill every week i get about 6 weeks out of them my skate shoes last about 10 weeks with the same use. so 1 $15 sole every six weeks compares well to my $120 shoes with the benefit of pulling out of retirement that perfectly molded shoe that you formally wore the sole out of and now wearing it for eternity with regular sole replacements.
Another benefit is they heat up significantly less then both a regular sole and and to a greater extent car tyre sole (which is fine for luge but will melt your grip tape on a skateboard, felt like i waited half the day last week waiting for jacko to re-grip the back of his board after every other run.
The main benefit of car tyre is durability, they will last a long time but with added weight and extreme conductivity of heat that can sometimes burn your foot (a luge gets away with it because after they brake they have their feet in the air taking in the cool breeze till the next time they brake)
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No nano's sorry
Brodie, I am at Newtons, so won't be able to see what size kp is needed in a grizzly til I get back, but from memory the standard one fits
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Permalink Reply by Dan Mactaggart on
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........................................... are you serious..........................
levi said:offering 280 - 320 for the dervish depending on condition
could i have some pics on the dervish mate?
desperate for this board man
hunting it for ages
thanks
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