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Setting up your old school deck: A checklist
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Deck | Pick a good one. | |||
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Trucks | Check size chart on the product pages for more information. | |||
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Truck Hardware | 1 1/2" bolts for wedges or 1/4"-1/2" risers, 1 1/4" bolts for 1/8" risers. Most people use flatheads, but the trusshead is true old school. |
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Risers | 1/2" for that old school, stack some smaller ones for some color on your deck. Soft risers absorb shock, great for the street. |
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Wheels | Soft and big (65-70mm, 70-85a) for the street, hard and small (<65mm, 90-100a) for the pools and ramps. Check the size chart on the product pages for more info about wheels. |
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Bearings | The higher the abec rating, the faster the bearing. Ceramic and Swiss if you want the best. |
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Grip Tape | Some decks come with grip tape, most do not. | |||
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Rails | Optional early 80’s invention to give you something to grab, also protects that nice graphic on the bottom. |
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Nose Bone | Another popular 80’s invention to protect the deck’s nose. Very optional. | |||
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Tail Bone | We had them in the seventies, nowdays no one worries about scraping their tail. |
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Stickers | You are what you wear. | |||
