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Length: 72.4 cm / 29” Width: 20.3 cm / 8.3” Wheelbase: 37 cm / 14.6" Construction: 7 plies of maple.
Setup Trucks: 105mm Titanium Polar Bears Wheels: Hawgs Bearings: Space Balls Abec 7
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Venom Downhill Bushings
Olive Green 80a
Pastel Yellow 83a
Pastel Blue 86a
Seafoam Green 88a
Red 91a
White 94a
Grey 98a Each quantity of 1 purchased is a single bushing.
You have 2 trucks per skateboard, & each truck takes 2 bushings.
So for a complete skateboard, you need to buy a quantity of 4. 
Venom Downhill Bushings
Olive Green 80a
Pastel Yellow 83a
Pastel Blue 86a
Seafoam Green 88a
Red 91a
White 94a
Grey 98a Each quantity of 1 purchased is a single bushing.
You have 2 trucks per skateboard, & each truck takes 2 bushings.
So for a complete skateboard, you need to buy a quantity of 4. 
For those that are into the footwork, this is Timber his biggest dancer. With its majestic size you are sure not to run out of space on the Flamingo. This board is ideal when you have the space to manoeuvre it around, the boulevard awaits!
Deck: Double kick
Length: 123 cm / 48.4”
Width: 23 cm / 9.05”
Construction: Bamboo and carbonfiber 
Specs
Length: 115.6cm / 45.5"
Width: 23.5cm / 9.25"
Wheelbase:69.9cm / 27.5" - 69.9cm / 29.5"
Construction: 8-Ply Canadian Maple with Fibreglass layup.
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Rolling in with a 66mm diameter, are the Powell Peralta 82a Snakes, which are ready to be put sideways with their wicked blue urethane!
The Powell Peralta Downhill Team has been busy in the RnD department developing a totally new SSF formula in 82a that will further widen the offerings from Powell-Peralta. This 82a formula will be grippier than the 75a SSF you’ve come to rely on while offering a more sugary and in the pavement feel. Being 82a, this wheel will also resist chunking and chipping and is a superior choice for dancing, freestyle, or those who want a bit more engagement with the road.
