@Thomas my thinking is I either get something as cheap as it gets, or invest in precisions. What I don't want to do is pay a somewhat substantial amount of money for gear that's not quite...
@Thomas my thinking is I either get something as cheap as it gets, or invest in precisions. What I don't want to do is pay a somewhat substantial amount of money for gear that's not quite...
I remember these being popular 12+ years ago (I think?) and I have some thoughts about them, which really haven't changed since then. - Overall, the beefy hangar design seems kind of unnecessary. ...
@SKATETECH this kind of response is why I'll be supporting your business in the future. Super professional, with a ton of information. Kudos.
It just makes me sad haha
@Trent Teter time for you to take a look at the Meat Grinder SK... 👀👀
@Liam Burrows I think we're on almost identical Meat Grinders! No kidding! I'm definitely stoked to have anything Meat Bike under my feet. I've gone through a number of his boards. I'm currently wo...
@Gabriel Fockler dude I totally skipped over the griptape - sheeeeeeesh
Hell yeah, Bulbasaur is the best starter of all time. Also, those rear wheels on the second pic are looking flimsy hahaha
I'm a simple guy, I see a Meat Bike, I hit a thumbs up button. @Liam Burrows what are the specs on yours? I love that they come in a bunch of different flavors, haha. Here's mine (posted elsewhere ...
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@Gabriel Fockler this is the route I'd go. I use saniderm and tegaderm every time I get road rash or a tattoo and it speeds the healing process up so much.
@Mountain Dew Samples mostly, it's an infection hazard. When anything punctures the skin (think splinter, animal bite, etc.) a pocket can be left behind where bacteria lives. Over time, the bacteri...
@Terence Liu these are great! I'd say they're still beginner level, for sure, and they really allow you to build good habits as you're getting started. @David Serate I like th idea of bringi...
@Frenglish I really like the idea of steadying my knee with my hand, I hadn't even considered that! Thanks so much for the advice, I'll be trying it out over the weekend without a doubt.
Come skate from Georgia to Alabama and back! The dates have been announced for the 2025 Chief Ladiga Silver Comet Skate Challenge. Push yourself to skate 188 miles over three days through s...
First $50 takes 'em, shipped. I'm living a nomad life starting in 10 days and don't want to bring these with me.
@Gabriel Fockler they do make them still! Wild, considering the first time I thought about them in a decade was when they were posted on here recently. Could also consider Riptide Chubbies, they ha...
@Terence Liu I haven't had an opportunity to mess with Bears yet, but I definitely want to. As you dewedge the rear end, it starts to become closer to zero, and is only really meant to lean and fol...
@Terence Liu I think @Gabriel Fockler has given the best advice on it: I wouldn't overthink it. Unless you're trying to do something technical with TKPs, +/-7 is a great spot to be in. If it ...
@Gabriel Fockler that's my bad - my frame of thought was the toeside or heelside of the board itself, or the toeside or heelside rail. Does that make more sense in writing? Thanks for the catch, an...
@Gabriel Fockler love the additions here. Some of them I'm going to be putting to use myself! I've got some hard cap knee pads, but I rarely use them because of their bulk (hence my opinion on them...
@Matt Needs Wheels most definitely!. Realistically, I'm riding budget whenever I can, especially when it comes to wheels since they're one of the more disposable parts of a setup. They're gonna get...
@cstik thanks for all of the input and the context! No need to compare yourself against what you see on insta - just grab a board that's comfy and appropriate, cast trucks you like with so...
@Gabriel Fockler good points! Thinking on it, you're right about the wheels and the safety gear, and I wholeheartedly agree. In terms of the bearings, I was mostly using hyperbole, and talking WDS ...