skateboard or fixed gear?
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#12
SWAAAAAAAAAAAT
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From: alief houston texas
Bikes: masi speciale fixed (urrringe), haro f1 (black), haro x2 (red)
TARCK BOARDS!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2885...eature=related
and a trailer for fix-push 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD8-aef8gdA&NR=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2885...eature=related
and a trailer for fix-push 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD8-aef8gdA&NR=1
#15
どうでもいいよ
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From: West Tokyo Japan
Don't really understand the situation where I would think of that...
If I was out skating I would ride down on my board.
If I was on my bike I would ride down on my bike.
I don't find myself in a situation that I have a skateboard and a bike and go "hmmm which would I use?"
If I was out skating I would ride down on my board.
If I was on my bike I would ride down on my bike.
I don't find myself in a situation that I have a skateboard and a bike and go "hmmm which would I use?"
#16
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I like both, although I would probably be more comfortable on my board, and powerslides are fun and a great way to control speed, a lot easier to bail off of a board, not that I would need to bail off of my bike since I have a break. Plus i've been skating off and on since 87, so at some level I'm still more comfortable on my board in certain situations. Haven't been skating much recently though, got to change that.
#18
I'd way rather bomb the hill via track bike. I skated for 5 years and still do it occassionally, but if you want a thrill on a board while going down hill, snowboarding is really where it's at, skateboarding just doesn't compare to carving fresh powder or a just-groomed courdoroy hill.
#19
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i say skateboard. i have a speedboard (kebbek comishin) and that's exactly what it's made for. speed is so much more exhilarating on that thing than any other form of transportation i've used, fixed gears included. i feel more comfortable stopping on it than my fg as well d:
#21
oOooo, five bucks
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From: Toronto, On
Bikes: Giant OCR touring(06), Norco Storm (05)
fullbag speedcruzer with 200mm jimz's (all black), biltins, and 81a grippins, set of slide gloves, leathers... i'll bomb any hill you throw at me 
or the rogers bros. with pogos, grizzlies (40*, think about it), strikers (77mm 81a) (or lemon bigzigs) and biltins.... tis sweet
ive maxed out at around 85-90km/h... that was after a corner passing a redneck in his truck
track bike on a big hill doest compare to the feeling of a speed board, sorry. but snowboard? never tried, and plus when do the popo chase you for snowboarding

or the rogers bros. with pogos, grizzlies (40*, think about it), strikers (77mm 81a) (or lemon bigzigs) and biltins.... tis sweet
ive maxed out at around 85-90km/h... that was after a corner passing a redneck in his truck
track bike on a big hill doest compare to the feeling of a speed board, sorry. but snowboard? never tried, and plus when do the popo chase you for snowboarding
#25
...no COast...
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From: Between the gutter and the curb
Bikes: Canfield Balance, custom Dobermann, Echo ES2, Haro Group 1, Soul Cycles Loki, & Bridgestone road bike
Are we talking skateboard or longboard here? Out of my quicer of 34 boards, I've got a few that I'd choose over a fixed gear for descents.




