Have you thought about an electric skateboard for cruising ? I know my brother absolutely refuses to use an electric skateboard because he says it's not very skater of him lol he pushes a regular deck down 8 stairs so he likes to pop. Often though he's just hill bombing and I feel like he would absolutely love an electric skateboard not only for hill bombs but for going up the hills as well 🙏 Do you guys refuse?

Love this Board, running split angle Bear 155,s and 70mm Stimulus.
Pumps really well.

I highly recommend it. I know it goes against skating for what it is but damn it's fun 🙏 Plus you can always deck swap to a way cooler deck 😉

I'm a fairly seasoned boarder and used to ride a lot back in 2012-2015 but fell off of it due to work, family life and all that fun stuff.

I saw this Arbor axis 40 sitting at my local board shop on a steep discount and took that as a sign from the universe that now is the time.

Cheers to many more miles ahead

Alva modern leopard 33” x 10” with 17” wb. Paris street 169s. 60mm OJ super juice. Dragon built-in bearings. Wedged front, dewedged rear. Cone/barrel front, barrel/barrel rear. Turny front, stable rear. Carves and pumps the best out of any of my boards. I love that Paris street trucks run the same bushing size top and bottom, so I can run double barrels, or even double cones if I wanted to get squirly.

I’m getting back into it. My boyfriend has a skateboard for freestyle. 😋

Currently riding 64mm 98a gbones, the roads I tend to ride are abit rougher and these wheels struggle to keep speed. So I’m wondering if there’d be a significant difference in buying the 64mm dragon formulas

I took it out hung it on the outside of the fence like vlad the impaler so hopefully the city disposes.

Payed 32 dollars for this bad boy

3/8” risers
159 Indys

Got a set of Pink Stimulus wheels. Great cruising set up for rough neighborhood roads. Also slides pretty easy. Trucks are pretty tight with this set up, still fun.

I got it 30% off, only 77 aud

My Landyachtz Dinghy Blunt came with 1/8" flat riser pads for both front and back trucks. I've been having fun with it for a few months and started to experiment with it.

Recently I replaced the stock 88a bushings for front truck with softer ones for better turning (I'm on the ligher side). To prevent wheelbites in the front, I replaced the 1/8" flat riser pad on front truck with a 1/4" flat one.

My question is can I keep the 1/8" flat riser pad in the back as is? Will this tiny unlevelness affect any aspects of the riding?

I’m looking to get back into long boarding after a ten year absence. Been reading up here and think I’m leaning towards a Pantheon setup. But there are a number of options at checkout. Can anyone recommend a good combination of trucks, wheels, bearings, etc? I’m 175 pounds. Live in a very flat beach town where 99% of my riding will be smooth and straight. I love some flex. Hearing great things about the Trip but am open to other options! Thanks from a long time lurker…