pavedwave longboarding

dustm · Joined: 18 Oct 2007 Posts: 37 Location: Raleigh, NC

I have a few prototypes for sale. Two new, two thoroughly ridden.

The new ones are a red and an orange off the same mould as the purple deck. I have not weighed them yet but they will be around 38-40oz. Purple weighs 36oz and these have an additional layer of glass. They have 5/16" concave and 3/4" camber. 38"x10" overall, 27"-30" adjustable wheelbase. Will work well on the longest setting if you are around 160 to 180lbs. Glass/carbon/60psi foam/maple/epoxy construction. There are some minor cosmetic blemishes in the finish that will dissapear with a dusting of road grime. They aren't drilled yet so I can do new or old school patterns. Asking $160+shipping.

Pinky is also for sale, new school drilling, 3/8" concave, 3/8" camber. Make an offer or trade. Wanting nice front/rear slalom truck(s) for trades.

I'm considering selling the purple one too but it has a little crack in it from many months ago that is not growing any. If you want it, make me an offer or trade. EDIT: I will patch the crack for my dad's sake (don't tempt fate son)

Both Pink and Purp will be provided cleaned up with fresh poly on the bottom to get rid of scuffs and scratches. Top side and grip dirty looking but in good condition. Not shown in the pics but pink, orange, and red will get logos and poly.

Summary:
Pink- trade or best offer
Purp- trade or best offer
Orange/Red- $160 ea. Will drill to order NS/OS
Shipping-$20 ea for all decks.

LDPanda · Joined: 21 Nov 2008 Posts: 418 Location: Seattle, WA

Im at work and its hard for me to check out the 'fish. Could somone link the pics here?

dustm · Joined: 18 Oct 2007 Posts: 37 Location: Raleigh, NC

edited for clarity

dustm · Joined: 18 Oct 2007 Posts: 37 Location: Raleigh, NC

edited for clarity

blake · Joined: 29 Sep 2008 Posts: 198 Location: Seattle

they are very nice i really wish they were more in my price range
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dustm · Joined: 18 Oct 2007 Posts: 37 Location: Raleigh, NC

Thanks Blake.

If the new ones don't draw any interest at the listed prices (which they very well may not... I had to start somewhere) then I'll start taking best offers.

In the mean time feel free to throw out offers... I may get a better idea what to expect for these. I'm new to this!

I did weigh them and both the red and orange decks are right around 40oz (2.5lb) w/o grip

stocago · Joined: 14 Apr 2008 Posts: 227

I just wanted to comment on the shape of these decks. I have one, although it's not a foamcore, and I have to say it's my favorite shaped LDP deck. I have a Pulse and Mermaid, and although it's similar to the Roe in shape, it's a tad wider overall and fuller for the front foot. The concave is very mellow, so it's super comfy for long distances. It's also nice to not have to use as much riser because of the wheelwells.

RiPPer · Joined: 13 Feb 2009 Posts: 53

stocago · Joined: 14 Apr 2008 Posts: 227

Mine was made with 3 bb plys, a heavy dose of glass, a full sheet of carbon on the bottom and CF hatching on top. I'm not sure what its weight is, but it's my heaviest and stiffest deck, probably more suited for a 200 pound rider, but I really like it. Again, this is not a foamcore. My Pulse is next heaviest and my Mermaid is by far the lightest, but it's also the light flex and has the least materials.

As far as the setup, the wheelwells probably require about a third to quarter-inch less riser, I'm guessing. I've got it set up now with a Bennett 6.0 and two angled risers.

blake · Joined: 29 Sep 2008 Posts: 198 Location: Seattle

are you in to DH i doubt you are but i have an earthwing mystery model that i would trade for any of them. its only got some cosmetic scratchs on the bottem.

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The concrete is our canvas, our wave, our playgound, our catalyst for growth. When you feel it, flow with it, live in the moment; and shred it like you'll never skate again, everytime.