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Jessup
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On 4/27/2001
Leo
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I looked in the flexdex page and they dont sell the grip tape, does jessuop have a page?
leo
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grippy grip tapes
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On 4/25/2001 hc
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my landyachtz dh got these real grippy tapes. anyone know what these are?
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grip in colors
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On 4/25/2001 roger
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Leo, Flexdex has colored grip tape, even glow in the dark!
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Jessup
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On 4/25/2001
Leo
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I think thats a good option, do they have a web page?, could you pls mailme the info
thanx herbn
leo
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Jessup direct
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On 4/25/2001 Herbn
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Think i looked into it once,20 or 25 roll mimimum 60 ft per roll,that's 1200-1500 ft.
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Grip tape
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On 4/25/2001
Leo
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Does anybody know who sells grip tape at major orders, iwant to purchase at least 900 ft of grip tape, better if i can find clear or colored(if that exist) grip tape
pls let me know i hear offers
leo
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world industries tool
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On 4/23/2001
Alan Sidlo
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...hup, hup, (choke), 'ere ya goooohhhh
http://www.worldind.com/skate/prod/tool.html
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Wi tool
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On 4/22/2001 squid
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where can pictures of this amazing skate tool be found at?
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world industries tool
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On 4/22/2001
Alan Sidlo
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...ffffffuuuup, eh, eh, eh, ahhhhhh, (cough, cough), yeahhhh!
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WI bowl
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On 4/21/2001 Herbn
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cool! huh beavis,yeah, yeah,yeah, cool
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world industries tool
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On 4/21/2001 me
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does any one have this and know what the "hi'tech secret featur" is
I've been looking at pictures and it looks like it could be used as a
bowl. is that what they are talking about or is it somthin else?
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Crooks
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On 4/20/2001
Brian
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Thanks for the info Charles....yea I've noticed that both of those site are carrying their product. I was just curious if they are making any other accessories. With so many people always asking about rails, tail pads, etc. you would think there is a market within the longboard community to support a company making all of these accessories again.
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crooks
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On 4/19/2001 Charles
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Brian,
Crooks does not currently have a web site, but the rails are available at either Longskate.com OR Solidskate.com
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Crook's Rails
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On 4/18/2001
Brian
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Does anyone know if they have a website?
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bearing press
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On 4/13/2001 marc
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the bearing press works great for wheels up to 70mm. anything larger will not fit. the bearing remover works even better-minimizes risk of damage-even those that fit tightly in the harder urethane wheels.
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bearing press
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On 4/12/2001 Eric M.
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Has anyone used the Fluid bearing press available through Longskate.com? I don't usually have any problems getting bearings seated, I'm considering this piece of equipment more for the removal of bearings from wheels with large, hard hubs. Prying bearings out with an axle seems like an easy way to do damage if the hub doesn't give. Any opinions or reviews would be appreciated.
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grip tape
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On 4/12/2001
Brian Dench
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GREAT SITE
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thrashin
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On 4/7/2001 meila
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http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1422136820
you'll find the movie here
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thrash'n
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On 4/6/2001
brad
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i'm trying to find a copy of the 80s movie thrashn . it was a romeo and juliet story with punker sk8ers verses prepy sponserd sk8ers . a good portion took place at Glendora mt. road . i need to find this video !!!! no movie stores have it . e-mail me if u do .late!!!
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Slide Gloves
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On 4/6/2001
Leo
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I tried to sell this kind of gloves in here, but most of the skaters perfer to buy a reinforcered leather glove and when it has hole, trhy replace it with another one, my team are the only ones i have seen that uses the sliding pads.
theres nothing like the things you build yourself, you will aleays look them nice!
leo
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slider gloves
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On 4/6/2001
drakkars
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Nic,
you've got the point "then you have to make em look good enough to sell"
Someone in france is making such a glove (ELOURA , a ski glove manufacturer) and they lokk really ugly.
I've seen it once as a package with a longboard and a video TAPE.
Anyway, as the old lazy fart i am,I'm ready to buy a pair and ride them ......
A good slide glove should looks nice (like the old rectors palm pads) to be sellable.
Drakkar
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Slider gloves
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On 4/5/2001 Nic
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Problem is their labour intensive and the materials arn,t cheap, then you have to make em look good enough to sell, yet still peform, kind of for mass production like wristguards but is there a big enough market?
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slide gloves not liable
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On 4/5/2001 roger
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Herb,
I don't think there are any liability problems with commercial sliding gloves beyond just quality of construction. Sliding gloves only protect the hands from abrasion, that's all, nothing more. They can not be held liable for rider skill or technique.
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slide gloves
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On 4/5/2001
hugh r
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Rumor has it that Cliff C may be coming out with some plastic pad gloves... sometime in the near future... HR
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Commercial Slidergloves
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On 4/5/2001 Herbn
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The problem with this is obvious,a glove that is sold so people can "safely" brake during highspeed runs on skateboards as many lawyers as there are,i don't think there are enough to protect you from the customers,and their next of kin who miss them.
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