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11-10-2009 09:59 PM
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11-11-2009 01:22 AM
#2202
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by animal chin
balls.
10tangyballs
Yeah I miss the days when I was like 14 and weighed like 10 pounds, back then i could probably get away with some 76 flywheels on a mm topmounted, no bite
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11-11-2009 05:39 AM
#2203
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
10sweatytangyballs and an Amen! for getting the MM to go with your flow.
Woot! Ordering my black Boomerang Friday with hybrid 215's.
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11-12-2009 08:01 PM
#2204
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Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
what are good trucks to run on a mystery model?
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11-12-2009 08:29 PM
#2205
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by woody8542
what are good trucks to run on a mystery model?
Randals/crails/paris/kahas/rads/sabres/maguns/jimz/GOG/smokies/aeras
Personal preference. Randals are a good bet.
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11-12-2009 08:48 PM
#2206
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by woody8542
what are good trucks to run on a mystery model?
Precisions? Kahas or Zealous would work best IMO. Take advantage of being able to use that type of geometry.
GOGs and Cindrich, etc are going to leave you with not very much wheel clearance since they're in-line geometry. You also don't need that extra grip that is offered by the in-line setup when running a topmount (especially one with this width and moderately deep concave.)
Munkae or Aera type geometry would be a happy medium too.
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11-12-2009 10:37 PM
#2207
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Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by jar5173
Precisions? Kahas or Zealous would work best IMO. Take advantage of being able to use that type of geometry.
GOGs and Cindrich, etc are going to leave you with not very much wheel clearance since they're in-line geometry. You also don't need that extra grip that is offered by the in-line setup when running a topmount (especially one with this width and moderately deep concave.)
Munkae or Aera type geometry would be a happy medium too.
not precisions.
would all a 50/42 randall combo work out well?
Last edited by woody8542; 11-12-2009 at 10:47 PM.
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11-13-2009 02:31 AM
#2208
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
If you add a riser to even out the height difference, I imagine it would be good.
On the subject of mystery models.... I want one, but am slightly fearful of wheelbite. I likes my trucks loose and would be rolling some kookys on it cos that's what I got. Wheels would be the Green Cults, my god that would grip... bite city though? I've heard it can be prone to it a bit, what do the army reckon?
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11-14-2009 11:38 PM
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11-15-2009 05:37 AM
#2210
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
That's sweet. Hey, I was looking at your sig and saw the 42/42 on the Merlin. Really? How's it ride?
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11-15-2009 06:15 AM
#2211
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by chandler95
Oooh..I managed to put some 70mm Otangs on my MM without wheelbite, just replaced the top barrel with a 90a elim. Seemed to do to trick.
I'm running 72mm Cult Death Rays on mine w/o bite. I can run big zigs, and have with harder bushings.
I have a bunch of skateboards
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11-17-2009 01:34 AM
#2212
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
I think I may have talked my local skateshop into stocking Earthwing. Stoked.
Gonna step all over everything and feel up the wheels as soon (if) as they get in.
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11-17-2009 07:12 AM
#2213
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
To me it makes no sense for a skateshop not to stock slide a's and such ya know.
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11-17-2009 08:32 AM
#2214
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by Alpha06
To me it makes no sense for a skateshop not to stock slide a's and such ya know.
when are you coming home dude? 70mm slide a in the works. What was I thinking?
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11-17-2009 09:14 AM
#2215
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Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by animal chin
The snowboard style sidecut has come up a few times. Mike D digs that, but one thing is that many skaters are riding the slide decks in park, and I am afraid it would limit the possible uses. What advantage do you think it would have for sliding? I think for sliding it's possible that it would allow for more drop knee style stuff, it looks cool... It has me thinking, and it's worth some testing.
I am thinking about a slide deck for guys with gigantic feet like 10"x36"? It's too bad indy doesn't make a 179 or 189...it's 169, then 215
I just finished making a 11"x41" board for a guy who is 7' 6" with sidecuts on it. His shoes barely fit on it and surprisingly there is no board drag through hard turns and slides.
You want me to slide WHAT?!?!?!
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11-17-2009 09:24 AM
#2216
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by animal chin
when are you coming home dude? 70mm slide a in the works. What was I thinking?
You were probably thinking: I wanna tease Serge with this awesome new product knowing that he spent the last 5 months on flat land and barely even knows how to pendy anymore 
December 28-January 14 Then its off to kollege. I'll pick up a set of those wheels of course.
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11-17-2009 11:01 AM
#2217
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
Good luck in spelling. 
I wonder if these 70's will fit on the BOOMERANG that should be landing on my doorstep this week. 
It's getting freaky with all the people eyeballing and/or asking me about my hoodie.
... almost sprained my finger due to speed wobble (Fusrodah)
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11-17-2009 11:46 AM
#2218
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
70mm slide a's are my wet dream come true... it could change the typical slide board. Imagine a drop thru 38" board with 70mm slide a's.... SO HAWT!
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11-17-2009 11:58 AM
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11-17-2009 12:03 PM
#2220
Re: The Earthwing Skateboard Army
 Originally Posted by Jonathon Schumaker
70mm slide a's are my wet dream come true... it could change the typical slide board. Imagine a drop thru 38" board with 70mm slide a's.... SO HAWT!
oh, oh, oh!!!! I'll do it!!!! Soon as they come out and come in (it'd be bitchin if they were a hot blood red) I'll slap 'em on my 38" dropthough Scimitar... which is topmounted at the time cause it's slick.
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... wheels need to be round to roll well. (aloysius)
... my haters are my motivators. (Ellen DeGeneres)
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