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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: East Coast
Posts: 83
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ok..i dont have a clue about what kind to get..
Hey there!
Im new at skating, and i need to get a new board, but i dont even kno where to start. I basically need a good starting board, i think the one i have now is the wrong size, it feels to thick, and its a piece of crap. This is what i would like: a lightweight, but not breakable deck blank or design (something maybe not too boyish) good for riding and doing ollies normal baord...no long boards What i need to kno: Brands Size/thickness any other info u think i should kno your favorites (opt.) Thanks a bunch! Sarah |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Peg City
Posts: 1,262
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Just buy a blank from any shop, they're cheap and dependable, and usually have pretty good shape. And if you dont like it being blank, then buy some stickers or something and slap em on it.
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for griptape u might want to go with mob or black magic, and i like ricta wheels, also independant trucks r awesome to the max.......so yeah the deck depends on what ur going to be doing i haven't really tried that may decks though so i wouldn't know
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umm you cant really get decks at different thicknesses but id get a zero or baker deck, with spitfire or ricta wheels, mob grip, grindking or tensor trucks, and bones swiss bearings
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You have asked this question before, look at my previous answer that is the perfect setup.
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Banned
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 206
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All decks are more or less the same weight, no matter the trucks.
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i would get a blank they are cheap and preatty good go with tensor trucks spitfire wheels reds bearings and black magic grip
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: 3v3Ry \/\/h3r3 u @r3n'+
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I wouldn't get shorty's. They tend to be heavy. I don't know why. And don't get those element 9 ply decks.
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