where can i buy an insect mosquito board
hey i was wondering where i can buy the insect mosquito i've been searching heaps and they seem only to be in the states. can anyone tell me if they are sold in australia and if the shop can send them.
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Permalink Reply by tom Crane on
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OMG get one ride it for two weeks and sell it to me for half the price
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
insect boards suck
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Permalink Reply by Robbo on
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A mate of mine has a Insect Lightning Bug he would be happy to get rid of
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Permalink Reply by Adrian Alderson on
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Jacko said:insect boards suck
Jacko,
how many have you ridden and how often? I have been riding and selling their boards for 5 years now and have 3 of my own and they rock. My fav pumping board is my Mosquito, light, manoeverable and very reactive.
If you want to can something, how about some real feedback like WHY YOU think they suck!
Cheers
A-Drain
PS. I think I still have a couple in stock, will check. -
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
sorry for coming off so straight forward, it was late at night when i posted that.
I seen 2 or 3 of their downhill boards, a mate of mine used to ride one and i saw a couple of them at Maryhill last year n had a go on them. The main thing i didnt like about them was the lack of concave (im talking about their downhill boards not the carver/slalom/longboard styles, havent seen them) and the platforms felt very small and constricting. Remember this is only my opinion... Given that i believe there are a lot of brands to look at first as far as downhill boards go
Adrian Alderson said:Jacko said:insect boards suck
Jacko,
how many have you ridden and how often? I have been riding and selling their boards for 5 years now and have 3 of my own and they rock. My fav pumping board is my Mosquito, light, manoeverable and very reactive.
If you want to can something, how about some real feedback like WHY YOU think they suck!
Cheers
A-Drain
PS. I think I still have a couple in stock, will check. -
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Permalink Reply by conor on
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yeah i already have a downhill board which is the landyachtz evo so this board will be my cruise/carve board
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
well in that case just ignore everything i have said
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Permalink Reply by leighgriffiths on
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yeah i've heard a lot of bad things about the Lightning Bug, but everyone seems to love their Mosquito's. The only issue is the huge waiting time that comes with it.
have you considered the Rayne Hustler. it has a very similar design and is a hell of a lot easier to come by. -
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leighgriffiths said:yeah i've heard a lot of bad things about the Lightning Bug, but everyone seems to love their Mosquito's. The only issue is the huge waiting time that comes with it.
have you considered the Rayne Hustler. it has a very similar design and is a hell of a lot easier to come by.
That is true, have 2 in stock, but they are not as flexy as the Mossie.
Cheers
Ado -
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Ayden said:yeh i own a mozzie, its my first "proper" board, so i use it for EVERYTHING. which is sliding, dh, carving, cruising, getting around. I must say tho that it is ALOT stiffer then i expected it would be. The flex on it is pretty much just the camber straightening out, so yeh not a whole lot.
I run my mozzie with 50 degree randals and 81a gumballs which works great for carving and is pumpable (with new bushings it would be alot better). Pushing and footbreaking on it is reasonably easy but since you ride an evo already it might feel a bit high for you. oh yeah ive taken it to around 50-55 just so you know it can still bomb hills.
I would recommend buying a mozzie, so long as its not from the actual shop because of the massive wait time ( i waited something like 4 months).
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