ejat, yeap, thanks man but it's gonna take more than just a fs flip on this one.

f/s big heel, i'll break it down:
1. heeflip
2. board turns 360
3. body turns 180
4. roll away

=D

ejat, 3 + 2 double set gap i think.. as big as the bangsar double set..

james,
first time i skated downhill, yeap the board becums shakey...
fell and i lost some hair on that one..

This post has been edited by FuGZ: Nov 30 2008, 05:28 PM

you're better off with shoe goo than the glue sticks. the glue sticks will eventually have no grip when in contact with the deck's griptape after using it for a while.

most skateshops have it. in US, a big tube is like USD5, here's it's RM28.

yeap, the teared part.

but i usually apply it to the thread/stitches which usually tear up first. this prevents your shoe to have a mouth at the side in the first place just watch where your shoes wear out, you'll know what to do. no need to apply so thick, a line along the stitches will be fine, and maybe abit on the places where the griptape usually kills the shoe. once it's very thin or wearing out, just pull it off, and apply again. it's best to leave it dry for at least 48 hours.

i'm not sure where my bro bought his. i know Push skateshop in shah alam has it. i bought mine from US.

incredibe glue if you ask me. you can even use it for other things. downside is takes time to dry up. but given time, it does better than super glue. my 'es Accel TT's have lasted me 4 months so far than the usual 1 month.