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Archives: November 2011

Win an Elevator Deck

28Nov

It’s Christmas soon… so we thought we’d do another competition to win one of those new boards we’ve just done… The deal is – everyone who orders anything (Cult Wheels and Sabre Trucks stuff counts too!) from our webshop before the 31st December 2011 will be entered into the draw to win an Elevator Deck.. Read More

The Elevator in Action

25Nov

The Elevator has only been out for a couple of weeks and it’s proving to be a hit… Matt’s first runs on our local corner spot… You can see the 0.75″ rocker in this shot – front of the board is to the left. Available directly from us in the UK, USA, Canada and Germany,.. Read More

Adjustable Drop Through Mounts

22Nov

Early this year, we designed a new drop-through pattern for use on the Sequel, Generator and Symbian decks. We had the opportunity to try something new, so here’s what we came up with – Adjustable Wheelbases on a Drop-Through. Long wheelbase… …short wheelbase! We’re pretty sure we’re the only deck manufacturer to do this. It.. Read More

Thirty Eight Percent Gradient

21Nov

Regular blog readers will know about the 38% hill we found a few weeks ago near our workshop in Bristol. This weekend, we persuaded our resident hard-wheel slider Matt Pearce to have a crack at it. 2nd try was this Backside 360 straight into a Layback. Consider that just getting down this road on SOFT.. Read More

Symbian Competition Winner

16Nov

If you are subscribed to our newsletter you will know that we ran a competition last month to win a Symbian Deck by subscribing to our YouTube. Well, it’s the end date, and the winner is Chris Cade from Albuquerque New Mexico – which we assume means it’s going to see some pretty good ditches!.. Read More

Symbian and Elevators are here

15Nov

Two of the nicest shapes we’ve ever done… If you’re looking for a new freeride deck, we’ve got you covered with the new Symbian and Elevator. Crunchy Nut Cornflakes Product Placement… These two new shapes have a lot in common – they are both designed with a slidey, carvey ride, if you’ve only been skating.. Read More