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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26310 on: December 03, 2020, 09:28:42 PM »


Uma Landsled (what the hell kind name is that for a skateboard?)
8.9 x 14.5" wb, front wheel wells.
Ace 55, stock bushings, 1/8" risers
Spitfire 56mm 97a F4s, Bones Big balls,

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26311 on: December 03, 2020, 09:44:59 PM »


Uma Landsled (what the hell kind name is that for a skateboard?)
8.9 x 14.5" wb, front wheel wells.
Ace 55, stock bushings, 1/8" risers
Spitfire 56mm 97a F4s, Bones Big balls,

On the website it says it’s a tribute to Uma Thurman’s famous Iditarod phase. 
When nothing in society deserves respect, we should fashion for ourselves in solitude new silent loyalties.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26312 on: December 04, 2020, 04:57:24 AM »


Uma Landsled (what the hell kind name is that for a skateboard?)
8.9 x 14.5" wb, front wheel wells.
Ace 55, stock bushings, 1/8" risers
Spitfire 56mm 97a F4s, Bones Big balls,

Woah that's a neat setup, Does it have a particular purpose or general use?

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26313 on: December 04, 2020, 05:28:29 AM »
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8.5 FA
159 hanger (originally ace 44 but they got bent axels), ace baseplate with riptide pivotcups, and
Krepper reverse kingpins.
99a 53mm ishod conicals but there are down to about 48 now
Reds
Bronze 56k
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How are the 159 hangers on Ace baseplates? Would you say it kinda makes a 8.75" Ace? I have some 159s for whenever I ride anything bigger than 8.5 but I like my aces too much so I never really go there.
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They feel just like an ace, I tried putting on 144 hangers first but it felt way to high and tippy, 149 hangers might be pretty sweet too.

I have 149 tis and some aces should show up today. If my aces shit the bed. I’m gonna try this so I can bring the wheelbase in from the forged plates


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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26314 on: December 04, 2020, 06:51:57 AM »


Uma Landsled (what the hell kind name is that for a skateboard?)
8.9 x 14.5" wb, front wheel wells.
Ace 55, stock bushings, 1/8" risers
Spitfire 56mm 97a F4s, Bones Big balls,

I kind of feel like it is a nod to Logan Earth Ski (even if it Scram is already doing that and Uma is biting it a bit).

That board looks way crazier than I expected from the top. I talked some trash on Uma when they were announced but I am warming up to it.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26315 on: December 04, 2020, 08:47:42 AM »
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Uma Landsled (what the hell kind name is that for a skateboard?)
8.9 x 14.5" wb, front wheel wells.
Ace 55, stock bushings, 1/8" risers
Spitfire 56mm 97a F4s, Bones Big balls,
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Woah that's a neat setup, Does it have a particular purpose or general use?

skateboarding....

general winter spot set up, curbs, slippery indoor halfpipe, crusty outdoor spots. its got a massive nose so maybe some no ollie nose slides (i'm really into this tasteless trick on as high of a ledge i can get onto without ollieing.) not jersey barriers.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26316 on: December 04, 2020, 09:30:23 AM »
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Uma Landsled (what the hell kind name is that for a skateboard?)
8.9 x 14.5" wb, front wheel wells.
Ace 55, stock bushings, 1/8" risers
Spitfire 56mm 97a F4s, Bones Big balls,
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Woah that's a neat setup, Does it have a particular purpose or general use?
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skateboarding....

general winter spot set up, curbs, slippery indoor halfpipe, crusty outdoor spots. its got a massive nose so maybe some no ollie nose slides (i'm really into this tasteless trick on as high of a ledge i can get onto without ollieing.) not jersey barriers.

Hell Yeah, I'm a square and stick to 8.25/8.5 standard shapes but that looks really fun. I need to get a set of those 97 spitfires for this winter.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26317 on: December 04, 2020, 12:31:07 PM »

.side view of it.
Night and day to what i was riding.

@Fifty8mm just noticed on the 917 site that board is listed as a slick bottom. How is it?

Always a fan of your setups.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26318 on: December 04, 2020, 02:13:07 PM »
Hockey k rod 8.5
Thunder lights 149
Spitfire oskis 57mm (probably like 53 now tho)
Bones reds
Indy hardware





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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26319 on: December 04, 2020, 02:30:38 PM »
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.side view of it.
Night and day to what i was riding.
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@Fifty8mm just noticed on the 917 site that board is listed as a slick bottom. How is it?

Always a fan of your setups.

Thanks homie!
I haven't slid yet. But will soon, I've been mostly skating on my lunch break in an empty lot. Working long shifts cause of covid but sunday I'm going to skate a ledge. Doesn't feel heavy at all. Paisley skates slicks felt heavier. It feels like that cheap slick skin that ccs sold.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26320 on: December 04, 2020, 08:28:03 PM »
Polar Probability Studies 8.5" P2
1" allen Indy hardware
Indys 149
Spitfire F4 radial 56mm 101
Bones hxc medium white
Bones Redz



The P2 shape is oval-ish which weirded me out at first, and the concave is deeper than I like. But I am used to it. The bushings are probably my favorite part of this set up.
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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26321 on: December 04, 2020, 09:14:18 PM »
Polar probability studies 9”  (14.5” x 32.25”)
Ace 55
Spitfire 55mm OG Classic (classic formula)


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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26322 on: December 05, 2020, 08:48:08 AM »
Polar probability studies 9”  (14.5” x 32.25”)
Ace 55
Spitfire 55mm OG Classic (classic formula)



Looks great. Are those the modus risers?

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26323 on: December 05, 2020, 09:21:29 AM »
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Polar probability studies 9”  (14.5” x 32.25”)
Ace 55
Spitfire 55mm OG Classic (classic formula)


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Looks great. Are those the modus risers?
no Indy �� but use the holes between the bolt hole openings and can kind of make em flush with front or baseplate. Can take a pic.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26324 on: December 05, 2020, 09:03:18 PM »
Started getting some axle slip on my front truck, noticed that today when one of my wheels just stopped spinning, and I was pretty bummed out. Currently on Ace 44 with a 8.375 Quasi, probably gonna set up my spare Indy 159s, which I'm usually riding on bigger shaped boards and stuff, they currently are on some conical fulls 56mm, either gonna keep those or swap my current set of 54mm classics. Probably gonna wait until next summer to get new aces, since it's parking garage season here in canada (and snowboarding season too, which is pretty nice)

Debating just throwing 159s hangers on my ace baseplates, heard good things about that on here at some point, but is it going to get ace height and geometry? Because if so, I remember getting pretty insane wheelbite on 56s with my 44s, and might consider swapping for the 54s which are already a little worn down too...

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26325 on: December 05, 2020, 09:48:45 PM »


lotties 8.5
indy 159mm
oj juice something red wheels 60mm soft cruiser wheels
no risers lol i need to get some
indy gp-s bearings

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26326 on: December 05, 2020, 09:59:21 PM »
Black Label OG Crutch 8.68
Ace 55
Blind 51mm
Shorty's Black Panthers
Elessic Hardware


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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26327 on: December 05, 2020, 10:27:57 PM »
blind 51mm's sound like a nightmare lol

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26328 on: December 05, 2020, 11:39:05 PM »

Eagle 8.38
Thunder 149 (?) with indy bushings and new pivot cups
New Spitfire tablets that have yet to be skated
Bones super reds
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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26329 on: December 06, 2020, 06:22:23 AM »
blind 51mm's sound like a nightmare lol

Yeah. These are the only small wheels I had on hand. Really want to replace these with some spitfires.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26330 on: December 06, 2020, 06:35:59 AM »
How is that 8.68 shape? Right now my favorite seems to be 8.62 with a 14.38 WB. Small enough to flip around a little, big enough on transition, kinda feels like "home". And all three major woodshops make that shape!

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26331 on: December 06, 2020, 09:08:19 AM »

Element 8.25 (14.18 wb)
Indy Mids 144 with Krux DLK and Indy soft conical bushings
OJ Elite Mini Combos 54mm
Bones bigballs

Also been skating Straye slipons with Footprint insoles, not really my favorite shoe.

Cant really skate anything but flatground at the moment due to the winter and covid situation so trying some smaller setup.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26332 on: December 06, 2020, 09:24:08 AM »
How is that 8.68 shape? Right now my favorite seems to be 8.62 with a 14.38 WB. Small enough to flip around a little, big enough on transition, kinda feels like "home". And all three major woodshops make that shape!

I actually just set it up last night. Hoping to get it out this week and try it. I'm super curious as well. As I've sized up from 8 to 8.38(with a 9" Franky V egg deck in the mix) over the last year, I've noticed I just like bigger boards more. The wider the board gets, the more I feel comfortable on it. Especially, for grinds. I'm hoping this will be that sweet spot for me.

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26333 on: December 06, 2020, 09:46:28 AM »
So happy with this. Giving shaped board a shot... Why not !

Polar P9
Thunder 149
F4 99a 52 conical full


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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26334 on: December 06, 2020, 09:50:14 AM »
So happy with this. Giving shaped board a shot... Why not !

Polar P9
Thunder 149
F4 99a 52 conical full


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nice set up. Polar winter 20 drop already available at your local?

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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26335 on: December 06, 2020, 09:53:29 AM »
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So happy with this. Giving shaped board a shot... Why not !

Polar P9
Thunder 149
F4 99a 52 conical full


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nice set up. Polar winter 20 drop already available at your local?

Yep, I'm in Ireland. I think Europe gets polar gear first for some reason
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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26336 on: December 06, 2020, 10:56:36 AM »
Set up a Zero on Friday and did not like it for some reason. It felt oddly heavy and steeper than it looked :/ I normally like medium steep but something wasn't right, maybe it was the longer WB and steepness on 55mm Indys that threw me off. It was also hard to turn on it for some reason, like it wouldn't want to stay straight or be as responsive when I leaned heel or toe side. A shame because the shape felt and looked nice otherwise... c'est la vie...

Anyways, swapped it out for this Heroin I've had for a little bit. First Heroin so I'm excited! Way better just in the first 15 minutes on a session yesterday!! :D

Zero: 8.5, 32.25"(?), 14.5"



Heroin 'Toxic Eyes' (current): 8.5, 32.25", 14.25(?)
Mob grip
Indy 149 - standard hangar on a hollow kingpin/standard baseplate
SF F4 Conical Full 54mm (loving these compared to STFs for nearly 10 years)



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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26337 on: December 06, 2020, 12:29:33 PM »
^^^love the eyes decks!

Loving this shape so far. Pretty short, pretty mellow, slightly pointy kicks. Lots of fun!
Sour 8.25 x 14.125wb Simon isaksson
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Spitfire F4 cardiel tablets 53mm 99a
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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26338 on: December 06, 2020, 04:29:47 PM »
Just had a 8.38 Sour deck and I usually skate Generator decks and it was one of the strongest boards I skated in a long time

^^^love the eyes decks!

Loving this shape so far. Pretty short, pretty mellow, slightly pointy kicks. Lots of fun!
Sour 8.25 x 14.125wb Simon isaksson
Film 5.5 Leo valls
Spitfire F4 cardiel tablets 53mm 99a
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Re: The Set-up Thread
« Reply #26339 on: December 06, 2020, 09:20:39 PM »
Set up a Zero on Friday and did not like it for some reason. It felt oddly heavy and steeper than it looked :/ I normally like medium steep but something wasn't right, maybe it was the longer WB and steepness on 55mm Indys that threw me off. It was also hard to turn on it for some reason, like it wouldn't want to stay straight or be as responsive when I leaned heel or toe side. A shame because the shape felt and looked nice otherwise... c'est la vie...

Anyways, swapped it out for this Heroin I've had for a little bit. First Heroin so I'm excited! Way better just in the first 15 minutes on a session yesterday!! :D

Zero: 8.5, 32.25"(?), 14.5"

Heroin 'Toxic Eyes' (current): 8.5, 32.25", 14.25(?)
Mob grip
Indy 149 - standard hangar on a hollow kingpin/standard baseplate
SF F4 Conical Full 54mm (loving these compared to STFs for nearly 10 years)


Was the Zero on Dwindle or BBS wood?

If BBS then it should have been about the same as the Heroin, but I know there are always differences and have not seen a Zero in person since the change.  You show Zero 14.5 wheelbase, but Heroin shorter, which could be it too, but I thought they were the same size / wheelbase overall.

A few people I know (self included) parked on the kicks of boards to mellow them out either for a couple of hours or overnight if they really needed it, which worked well.  Just put down a mat / towel or something under the whole deck if already gripped.

Might be a simple alternative to having a deck you are not going to ride.

I talk too much about skateboards.  Sorry.