Smoothest Ride
October 28, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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Longboard skateboards are basically skateboards that are longer and wider than traditional skateboards. They are commonly used for racing, cruising, sidewalk surfing, or simply to move from one place to another. A longboard is generally heavier than a standard skateboard and is not usually used to perform stunts or tricks. Arbor longboards offer several benefits [...]
It’s Not the Same
September 22, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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A lot of people think that skateboarding and longboarding are the same. But what they don’t know is that they have distinct differences that set them apart. Some of this is that longboarding can be done on hills and wider roads. On the other hand, skateboarding will be a very hazardous thing to do in [...]
Perfect Cruiser
August 31, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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Just like what its name suggests, a longboard skateboard is a type of skateboard that is significantly longer than a traditional skateboard. The length, and certain differences in the basic design, allow for a kind of skateboarding called “longboarding”, which is highly similar to surfing or snowboarding. These longboard skateboards can perform in ways that [...]
Born to Ride
August 9, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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A skateboard is a specially designed plywood board combined with a polyurethane coating used for making smoother slides and stronger durability that is used primarily for the activity called skateboarding. There are different skateboard accessories which may include skateboard clothing, as well as the parts of the skateboard itself. There are actually several parts of [...]
Wild Stunts
July 11, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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Rune Glifberg is a professional skateboarder residing in Encinitas, California. Glifberg began skating when he was 11 years old when a friend brought a board over to his house. This skateboarder signed on with Flip Skateboards, which gave rise to the Flip Glifberg line of skateboards. Rune Glifberg still skates for Flip Skateboards and is [...]
Downhill Cruise
July 7, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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Longboards and regular skateboards share many of the same basic features. Both types of boards have decks, wheels, trucks, riser pads, and bearings. A longboard with all of the basic features are referred to as complete longboards. When it comes to basic specifications, longboards are generally longer than skateboards and measure between 35 and 60 [...]
Durable Reliability
June 9, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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There are other parts of a skateboard aside from the board and the wheels. These other less known parts are also significant to a skateboard’s performance during use. The primary parts of a skateboard are the deck, the trucks, the wheels and bearings, the hardware, and the grip tape. You can now find top skateboard [...]
Learning How to Skate
April 18, 2011 by ToyBusiness
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It’s easy to learn how to use a skateboard. It’s best to have an experienced skater with you, but for purposes of leisure skateboarding, there are some basic steps which we can narrate from experience. But first and foremost you should have your protective gear on so that you’re safe in case you do fall. [...]
Just Like Skateboarding
July 9, 2010 by ToyBusiness
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Longboarding is usually compared to surfing on concrete. Longboards are essentially surfboards with wheels. They are commonly used for cruising, shalom racing, downhill racing, or as transportation. Longboards come in different shapes which depend on the type of ride the user intends to do. They are heavier and bulkier which make them unsuitable for many [...]
Life’s Changes
June 2, 2010 by ToyBusiness
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There was a time when you ate all you want and you still remained in top form. You didn’t have to watch what you eat. You never had to drag yourself to the gym to do those repetitive and boring exercises. That was a time when you did only the things you enjoyed doing. You [...]
