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Eloura Gloves
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On 2/1/2002
vexmex
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HAs anyone tried the Eloura gloves in the winter issue of longboarding international? if so... How do they slide?, hold up? is the stiching good? do the slide pads stay on? how fast do they wear down?... right now I have home made work gloves with cutting boards ( shaped ergonomicly of course) shoo gooed on, and I am looking for some thing new!
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Z-Skins ?
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On 1/30/2002
Hizzout
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Does anyone have any pictures of the Z-Skins being used for protection?
I'd like to see how people are using Z-Skins on their RIII's.
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Visors for wege helmets
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On 1/29/2002
Steve Pearl
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We have in stock visors for both the SnowRider or Racer's Edge helmets. They have "Venturi Flow Thru" to minimize fogging. They are available in both clear and tinted.
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zprod.com
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On 1/18/2002 hc
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click for skinz
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Z skins?
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On 1/18/2002 Herbn
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By z products of santa monica.
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Skid Plate
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On 1/18/2002
SPoKe
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What is the name of the tape-like product that people are putting on the bottom of their LY RIIIs and LYDHs to protect their sway backs from belly lacerations?
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skyhook
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On 1/17/2002 hc
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yup, through the deck bolts.
the freebord skyhook is the same as my xtreme wheelz skyhooks (they come in plastic or alum.)
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PIVOT CUPS
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On 1/17/2002
pj
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I NEED PIVOT CUPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
if you can help write me at
Oafcrat@aol.com
Ps-Preferebly new ones
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skyhooks
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On 1/16/2002
nifotc
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So they can be mounted through the screws on the trucks? Also, what brand skyhooks have you got? are the freebord one's the same as the others?
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skyhook
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On 1/16/2002 hc
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haven't mount mine yet, but i guess they could be mounted both ways.
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Skyhooks
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On 1/16/2002
nifotc
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I was wondering how skyhooks are mounted on to boards? are they mounted with the screws on thetrucks or are seperate holes drilled on to accomodate for it?
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visor
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On 1/16/2002 hc
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maybe try the other streetluge forums (see auldovertheroad.com links) or the ncdsa streetluge forum.
I am looking to get one of those wedge helmets myself.
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VISOR
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On 1/16/2002 RJ
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Tried Landluge. I have one on backorder for 6 weeks now....know of any other places?
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face shield
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On 1/15/2002 hc
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landluge.com
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Strange Gullwing Pheonix
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On 1/15/2002
Mad Rat
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Simon,
Alvin has one of those strange Pheonix on his page. He has only one, on a page with 4 of them. Maybe this is the missing one of the pair.
His page is www.kickturn.com
Peter
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BEll wedge helmet
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On 1/15/2002
RJ
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Anyone know where i can get a streamlined face shield for a bell wedge mold helmet ?
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strange gull
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On 1/14/2002
hugh r
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Simone baby... I don't want your money! But I am open to a little trading... shoot me an e at either my hotmail or yahoo acct and I'll fire off a picture and a list of demands! HR
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phoenix
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On 1/14/2002 simon loveless
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Yeah bobo your right,white bones for instance or any recesed back wheel rub on hanger,do you think your mate would like to swap it with me for a nos normal one??
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gullwing phoenix
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On 1/14/2002 BoBo
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I got one of those when I bought a set off of Steven Church a while back Simon. It measures the same as standard Phoenix trucks but looks different. I sold em to Hugh though. But i guess they might be on the rarer side than the usual ones.
Wonder why they did it? I think it was an answer to wheel space problems. Take a look and you'll see what I mean.
BoBo [Quadgal Racing]
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gullwing phoenix
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On 1/14/2002
simon loveless
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Hi,i recently found a strange phoenix truck,on the ends of the hanger there is an elongated part of casting,its hard to explain but i could send photo if need be,on normal phoenix there are 2 rings either end of hanger on this one its 1 and 1/2!! Bloody strange,anyway if someone out there has one i could do with it,i will trade or buy etc........si.
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RE:motor
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On 1/14/2002
trevor
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I was wondering if anyone could direct me to what size engine would be best to use? I'm kind of skinny but I'd like my friend that weights more than me to be able to use it as well, I don't need a high top speed, only like 15mph :) any ideas??
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bad link
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On 1/13/2002 roger
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go to http://aaaim.com/CandH/
then to online store
search for "motor"
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motor
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On 1/13/2002
roger
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Drue,
There is a C and H Surplus near where I live, they have lots of cheap motors and sell online. Here is a quick search results for d c motors. It is all surplus, so selection is inconsistent, but prices can be good.
Big project you are taking on, batteries, control circuitry, drive train... the motor is the easy part.
If you really want to get trick, do some research into "regenerative braking". It's a method of recapturing the braking energy to recharge the batteries rather than having it wasted in the form of heat. Some golf carts use it and I would expect all high performance electric cars to use it as well. Would be curious if circuitry for it is available off-the-self yet.
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Motor
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On 1/13/2002
Drue
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I have no idea where to find one, so i was wondering if anyone knew of anyplace that sold motors that would fit on the back of a longboard?
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Cool Neon
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On 1/11/2002
Tony Healy
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Nice folks who skate, inline at least. Might skate on boards too. They have a half pipe in their living room, and have skateboarders over, so don't write them off just yet.
[Not sure if this is the same stuff as Neon Wire Technologies, but Cool Neon's products are more focused on the rave crowd rather than motorized things.]
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