Mini Dancer?

**Toki27** · 11-08-2009 11:59 PM

Hey guys I am looking to get a mini dancer around 48" long with a good nose and tail. I've narrowed it down so far to these three.

Gravity Hypercarve
LBL Komodo
Roggs Jr. Dancer

I would greatly appreciate any imput on how any of these ride and and comparisons or other board suggestions would be great.

**asagar123** · 11-09-2009 12:06 AM

Originally Posted by Toki27

Hey guys I am looking to get a mini dancer around 48" long with a good nose and tail. I've narrowed it down so far to these three.

Gravity Hypercarve
LBL Komodo
Roggs Jr. Dancer

1 I would greatly appreciate any imput on how any of these ride and and comparisons or other board suggestions would be great.

the hyper carve is a great board but i like it more for crusing with a set of trackers

2 the komodo is problably your best bet it has a great nose and tail the board has a nice platform it rides great

3 and the jr dancer the finish is great and the only problem i have with it is that its camberd alot and the weight u need on it to flex is alot so it was very uncomfortable for
me to ride

so imo i would go with the komodo it has a great platform for danceing and it gives you just the right amount of flex, also its not too heavy

**Gs-boards** · 11-09-2009 12:10 AM

i'm riding the hypercarve, its a nice board and i learned dancing on it but i'm probably gonna buy a komodo because its more a dancer. I would go with the komodo with randall/paris/holeys and some 70mm wheels. on the hypercarve i ride with tracker 150 and 60mm bertz.

**shorncliffe longboarder** · 11-09-2009 02:10 AM

when i read the name of the post i thought u meant use a mini like a s9 bambino or a zflex as a dancer and i was like..... whatever hes smoking has got to be better than what weve got down here

**Toki27** · 11-09-2009 02:43 AM

yea i weigh 135 so alot of camber might not be so good. Sounds like I should go for the komodo. Any settup suggestions? I was planning on putting the AC 180mm paris trucks, some 66mm lime zigs and DBS bearings.