Welcome to the Soda Factory: Clutch/Airotica/Candy Spanks

[Rhenthalin]

thats what i say whenever i see that deck.
Someday...

I just don't want some shitty topmount I want the Soda Factory topmount damn it

[BDirthead]

I broke my ankle badly last August (8/24/09). Yesterday went out and skated (just rolling down the street) for the first time since the injury. Here's a pic of the newly set-up board that I rolled on...

[Ripitup24/7]

Jake's
Joe's Sportsmen Lounge or Rex's?

A Soda Factory PA gathering seems inevitable.

Yeah, or what about Victory? Time and place TBD?

[FlyKneeGrow]

hot setup BDirthead...

[Bomb303]

Random picture of used setup with a shitty camera time:

[Terrorsathan]

I'm down my dad's finally outta the hospital and he's ok... so I'm free to skate and not be a flake again!

Soda Factory PA sesh.

[djtang88]

To order a board pm scratch

[WolfOnWheels]

Where's Rus and my... our... my Double Tap!?!?

[TheFreak]

Hey so I wanna talk Knuckleduster/Toecutters. I am definitely already going to buy a DoubleTap and a DeezNutz, but I'm think I may want a regular drop through for commuting. Originally I bought a powerflex NS Heist for this purpose, but I'm getting foot cramps while I ride it, not totally certain of the reason and I started a thread about it already, but I am suspecting it is a combination of flexy boards and soft bushings. The problem is that when I change out the bushings for harder ones, it feels kinda dead.

Anyway that isn't the point, as a result I'm thinking a stiff drop through might be the answer. I rode my buddy's EW Supermodel and that was fantastic. Lots of concave, totally stiff, and when set up on MHS Hybrids it has a very stable, yet responsive feel. Having not had the chance to ride a Knuckleduster or Toecutter, I am wondering how you guys feel it might compare, as well as which to get as they seem fairly similar (minus the cutouts). I'd mainly use it to commute and for some soft wheel sliding (though the soft wheel sliding will probably be mainly on my DT when I get that). I'd like it to be as light as possible too if that helps.

[TylerHill]

I am definitely already going to buy a DeezNutz,

Pm me!

1245

[Xgecko]

Rumor has it he's screening the graphix on a whole mess of Double taps this week

[CLAN]

Rumor has it he's screening the graphix on a whole mess of Double taps this week

REALLY!!!!!!!!!
is that gonna be the new graffic on the DT's???

[WolfOnWheels]

Rumor has it he's screening the graphix on a whole mess of Double taps this week

The hype-o-meter is increasing

[Xgecko]

of course I could be wrong.......

[djtang88]

I'll try and set-'em up on the Toe tomorrow.

did you try it out today?? haha

[Dancer]

did you try it out today?? haha

Unfortunately not, had basketball try-outs today (Which I was a beast at, just for the record) and had no time. Tomorrow!

[8ftbed]

Hey so I wanna talk Knuckleduster/Toecutters. I am definitely already going to buy a DoubleTap and a DeezNutz, but I'm think I may want a regular drop through for commuting. Originally I bought a powerflex NS Heist for this purpose, but I'm getting foot cramps while I ride it, not totally certain of the reason and I started a thread about it already, but I am suspecting it is a combination of flexy boards and soft bushings. The problem is that when I change out the bushings for harder ones, it feels kinda dead.

Anyway that isn't the point, as a result I'm thinking a stiff drop through might be the answer. I rode my buddy's EW Supermodel and that was fantastic. Lots of concave, totally stiff, and when set up on MHS Hybrids it has a very stable, yet responsive feel. Having not had the chance to ride a Knuckleduster or Toecutter, I am wondering how you guys feel it might compare, as well as which to get as they seem fairly similar (minus the cutouts). I'd mainly use it to commute and for some soft wheel sliding (though the soft wheel sliding will probably be mainly on my DT when I get that). I'd like it to be as light as possible too if that helps.

ESM is flexy springy compared to a Toe or Knuckle. It's a completely different feel, albeit a good one. The 2010 versions are better with a milder concave and the Knucky lost it's taper.

[WolfOnWheels]

of course I could be wrong.......

The Hype-o-meter knows no inaccuracies!!

[chip24]

where do you buy these? can someone send me a link?

[carvinconcrete]

To buy a board private message "Scratch"