Surf rod tkps? I wish they didn’t suck at customer service.
Yo @MarkOneBoards, any plans on getting some CNC trucks in your line up??
Sorry we went off topic with your thread!
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I’ve always gotten lucky with them i guess. But im persistent as f**k lol.
Yes. More trucks built for esk8.
Not sorry
Free bumps lol
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I saw the kahunas, what’s the story on those?
Buy these decks random people!
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I hear they are pretty nice. Think @Dareno has a set now.
They fit caliber baseplates. I wanna see if @haggyboard.timo will sell just the hangers and mounts. Pair with caliber adjustable baseplates from @mikenyc
That could be a fun wide combo, especially on one of these great priced decks.
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Yea you would def need some adjustable base plates for caliber bases on one of these decks.
Hmmmm I have a set of brand new calibers on a push deck, and pulleys and a set of kegels sitting around
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I need to pick up some trucks for a push deck for my 17 year old sister. Figured might as well find caliber trucks incase she decides she wants a esk8 next.
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So, do you have a rough idea of total cost plus shipping for 2 decks to California, 94928, specifically? I’ve been thinking of buying one, but I’m afraid of the shipping cost. If @Skunk wants one too, it might make it worthwhile to buy two and I can ship one to him. He’s only one state away from me.
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I do indeed. They ride really nice. Very stable straight out of the box even when loose as. The kind of loose that if you tried it on a set of calibers you would be wobbling off this mortal coil. Very well made and finished.
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I need to try someone’s tkps. My surfrodz rkps already have a solid turn radius
Haggys actually ride close to tkp for turning. Well compared to caliber/tb they do. I’m not sure why because a 50’ rkp should really turn in a similar fashion. I think its just that you can run them a hell of a lot looser and still maintain stability. Mine are on a Trampa Orrsom though and its quite flexy. I have ridden it flat out and that is just under 34mph on a full charge and it still turns in a third of the radius of my evo on tb’s with similar tension.
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Hmmm I wonder how much to ship to Oz…
Actually I am working on trucks of 240mm with exchangeable axles (8mm/10mm)
This will take some time since it needs to be perfected and toroughly tested before I will even think about selling them.
I can not put a product for sale which isn’t properly stresstested and I also need the funds since I refuse to use a material less then T6 7075.
I am now doing the 3d design myself but I am no magician with it (unfortuately) so if there is someone out there willing to give me a hand with the 3D design that might already help alot.
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The Kahua trucks from @haggyboard.timo are awesome pieces of art.
The finish is perfected and the strength amazing.
You won’t regret using them.
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I am just gonna post it here since my pm’s are quite filled.
Shipping to the US for a package between 2-5kg = €32.80
The weight of a deck is 1,7kg ± a couple grams
so 2 are possible in a package for that price.
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I am very sorry to say that Australia is really expensive to send packages to from Belgium.
A package between 2-5kg to Australia = €65.60
I might try to contact a different shipping company this week to get a better price.
That is for real very cheap, most off the time it is much more
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Any left dropdown design?
yup still got some 
Edit: oh wait i read that wrong, The dropdown design is in production and not releasedf yet.
For all this oversea shipping bpost is the best deal, but by the price @MarkOneBoards is already using it. 66 Euro is ok for Australia up to 5kg. If you try with different forwarders is way more.
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