Sector 9 Cruiser Skateboard Bambino Skipper 7.5" x 26.5"
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Product Description Sector 9 Cruiser Skateboard Bambino Skipper 7.5" x 26.5"
All hands on deck! The new Drift Bamboo Collection features some "killer" story-time graphics from long-time 9 Ball Family artist, Nate Reifke a.k.a. Salty Timbers. If you've ever wondered what inspired his nickname, this new round of boards might help fill in the blanks. If you've ever wondered what happens when you don't respect the ocean, we can help with that too. RIDING STYLE: Cruiser. DIMENSIONS: Length: 26.5", Width: 7.5", Wheelbase: 14". COMPONENTS: 8.375" Gullwing Mission Trucks, 61mm 78a Nineballs, ABEC 5 Greaseball Bearings, 0.25" Recycled Plastic Risers, 1.25" Hardened Steel Bolts, Clear Grip Tape. FEATURES: 5 Ply Bamboo, Caramelized Bamboo Inlay Stringers on Top Ply, Kicktail, Art by Nate Reifke.
All hands on deck! The new Drift Bamboo Collection features some "killer" story-time graphics from long-time 9 Ball Family artist, Nate Reifke a.k.a. Salty Timbers. If you've ever wondered what inspired his nickname, this new round of boards might help fill in the blanks. If you've ever wondered what happens when you don't respect the ocean, we can help with that too. RIDING STYLE: Cruiser. DIMENSIONS: Length: 26.5", Width: 7.5", Wheelbase: 14". COMPONENTS: 8.375" Gullwing Mission Trucks, 61mm 78a Nineballs, ABEC 5 Greaseball Bearings, 0.25" Recycled Plastic Risers, 1.25" Hardened Steel Bolts, Clear Grip Tape. FEATURES: 5 Ply Bamboo, Caramelized Bamboo Inlay Stringers on Top Ply, Kicktail, Art by Nate Reifke.
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