LONGBOARD
There are four types of longboards:
Pintails
The
pintail shape is used to prevent the wheel from coming in contact
with the board while still providing ample footspace. Pintails are
most commonly used with top mounted trucks. They are also good
cruising boards.
Drop-Through
Drop-Through
boards, not to be confused with a double drop deck, have a cutout in
the deck, allowing the baseplates of the trucks to be mounted through
the deck. The lowered platform allows for greater stability at high
speeds.
Hybrid
These kind of
longboards include wheel cutouts which provide room for the wheels to
turn at sharper angles while avoiding wheelbite. Hybrids also tend to
be shorter than other longboards, which allows the rider to be more
stable.
Cruiser
A most common
deck shape, these have a somewhat similar shape to normal
skateboards, in that they have a "kick-tail" on the back.
Modalities: Caarving - Freeride It involves skidding down a slope either by choice or to correctly enter the curve at the beginning freeride wheels 78 are used hardness forward as being tougher wheels do not stick to the asphalt. Downhill This is down as quickly as possible by steep roads. Cruising It is simply getting from one place to another , for fun or as a means of transport. Freestyle It consists of skateboarding tricks and other own longboard .
Bartolo Peralías Valderas and Juan Fco. Fuentes Loro
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