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Join Date: Apr 2012
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Basically I'm suffering from withdrawal now that the season has ended and am looking to buy a longboard for not too much money to make the summer more bearable. I don't want to do anything extreme, just some mellow cruising. I did a little research but I'm not totally sure what I want, hopefully you guys will have some good suggestions.
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I'd still scan Craigslist, only now you know that you like it, so you can look for a higher end board. Otherwise, you can find cheapish boards and parts online, and local shops are always a good place to look as well. Longboarding can be pretty expensive though, so unless you plan on riding hard everyday, then I'd save some cash and go used. That's how I got mine, and it has worked out well for me.
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Location: Edmonton
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If you buy used, you MIGHT be able to get a decent set up, otherwise, plan for a bit more. You can get a new Kracked Skulls set up for about $120. The board is price point, but the trucks and wheels that come with it are highly recommended.
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Just to point out, I picked up my longboard for way under $100. Craigslist is great!
I have an Original Pintail Cruiser. It came with Original trucks and wheels as well. I still rock the Original trucks, but did upgrade the wheels to something better. Anyway, I paid the dude $25 for it, cause he had a new board and just wanted his old one gone.
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