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hey, i was wondering, does anyone want to trade a berlinwood classic thrashed ?

whats the trick called when its a heel flip but it pop shuv its at the same time?

squigleyFB18 wrote:

whats the trick called when its a heel flip but it pop shuv its at the same time?

Depends on is it backside or frontside shuvit; backside shuvit + heel at the same time = inward heelflip and frontside shuvit + heel at the same time = varial heelflip.

Tomi wrote:

squigleyFB18 wrote:

whats the trick called when its a heel flip but it pop shuv its at the same time?

Depends on is it backside or frontside shuvit; backside shuvit + heel at the same time = inward heelflip and frontside shuvit + heel at the same time = varial heelflip.

thanks

squigleyFB18 wrote:

do the y bushings come with washers?

I think you just get the bushings.

Thanks mitch and Strawberry!

@Will lmao. He was a dick though, can't even spell.

Is it worth-it to buy a 32mm deck?

Anyone know how wide is closeup g1, I like to order one complete from closeup.

Melvin A Thomas wrote:

Anyone know how wide is closeup g1, I like to order one complete from closeup.

i think its 27mm?

@Oscar Yeah, definitely. I started on a Berlinwood Classic and was dubious about wider decks until I got a Karma 30mm off eBay. Since then I've gotten wider and wider; my current main is 33mm, and my pool set up is 35mm!

Oscar V. wrote:

Is it worth-it to buy a 32mm deck?

im my opinion yes defiantly, it gives you more control and makes your tricks look more controled and flowing if you know what i mean.

p.s that last bit was not a sexual innuendo

Oscar V. wrote:

Is it worth-it to buy a 32mm deck?

You need to try different kinds of decks to know what's your preference width.

Thanks Seamus, Mitch and Tomi. I'm gonna buy one soon. Also Melvin it's 27mm as squigley said.

which way does the berlinwood go? should the logo be going forward or backward? i just use it forwards, i think it helps with flip tricks

Easiest way to tell is to measure the nose and tail; the nose is longer and steeper, the tail is shorter.

okay that makes sense now; i was using my old berlinwood backwards! haha

It's the same as on real skateboards. Means that your finger catches more on the nose so you get more control. Also allows more control of nollie and fake tricks

I always thought that it's harder to do nollie/switch tricks on BW because their tail is smaller. Didn't know that.

I think that's true anyway; people who know more than me feel free to correct me

What companies make clear wheels besides Flatface?

What should I add?
It's on real size, and I can only ride it from 1 side



Also, This is only a idea, I dont know how much this will cost and how much time I have

Javiera Méndez wrote:

What companies make clear wheels besides Flatface?

Y wheels

Substance also makes clear wheels


And Bob , a small funbox in the middle would be cool , or a rail

Bob, a manual pad!

I didn't know that ywheels were transparent. I always though they were white.

Like Zink said, a funbox would be cool or a drex ledge on the side near the wall