Sorry Flip Sorry Flip Skateboards

1. 

   nycdynasty
   April 29th, 2010 - 04:21

   Get a normal board like a blank go to a skateshop and question for help finding what you like
2. 

   Ressader
   April 29th, 2010 - 05:10

   I would Really recommend an Element Board. They are really sturdy and are hard to break. They also have fantastic grip tape and some sweet sweet graphics on the back of the board. For just the deck it would doubtless be nearly 60 dollars.
   Hope I could help!
3. 

   Raphael
   April 29th, 2010 - 05:46

   It sounds like you’re looking for a cruiser. A cruiser is basically a deck that’s small and portable, with some soft wheels so you can ride on the asphalt without getting jolted nearly too much. To some extent, you can pull off tricks on a cruiser, but they’re mostly just for riding nearly on. I got a complete bennett cruiser from http://www.the-skateboard-shop.com/complete-skateboards/ancient-school-completes/bennet-trucks and I’m really really pleased with it. It’s zippy and fun. I’m sure here are other cruiser boards on the internet, too. You can do a google search.
4. 

   Nick R
   April 29th, 2010 - 06:32

   I would get a blank or shop deck so you don’t have to waste too much until you are sure its something you really want to get in to. I wouldn’t get a cruiser, not that its not a excellent deck for just riding nearly, but if you want to get into doing tricks, street skating, heading to the skim park, or riding tranny etc. it would be better to have a deck more suited to that style. You can cruise nearly just as simple on it too. I’d go with a larger deck (7.75 or and more mellow concave at first. I reckon it is simpler to keep your balance and feel centered on a wider deck when you are starting out. After that its all personal preference really.
5. 

   Chuck
   April 29th, 2010 - 06:55

   you can get a blank board
   bones atf 52mm wheels
   thunder trucks
   mob griptape
   bones reds bearings
   maybe some hard bushings and 1/8″ shock risers

   hard bushings force make tricks a bit simpler and if your going downhill it will stop some of the speed wobbles and you won’t get wheel bite

   shock risers will prevent your board from cracking and will absorb the blows from doing tricks
   but if your roving on asphalt with lots of small pebbles then you force want a 54mm wheel

   sounds excellent for tricks and roving
   excellent luck
6. 

   but........how?
   April 29th, 2010 - 07:14

   right now ive got a zooyork and its a really nice shape and its got quite a bit of pop!!!!!!

   here excellent boards

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