Too much flex?
Moderator: Marion Karr
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flex
Sorry posted the last post without seeing Barry's last post. It sounds like the board that you ride is fine for what you do. But I would stick to my earlier post if the deck was used exclusivly for slalom.
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I'm not into Longboard slalom, how far are your cones apart? When the board flexes and you go around a cone does it snap back with your pump? If it does not then I would say the the board is unresponsive and is not suited for slalom. But it just might not be that type of deck, there are a lot of good long board slalom decks out there if you want to get one though.
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The board is 7 ply 46in lond and 10 at its widest point . I want to do some cones and just some road riding.It does flex alot to me and thats why i was asking if to much flex can cause problems.
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Barry
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Flex
How long is the deck? Is it a wood laminate, or a fiberglass type board? I have an old LSD wood Laminate deck for instance and it flexes about an inch when I stand in the middle.
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to much flex
So know one has ever had a board that flexs to much for their bodyweight? Maybe I just need to lose a few pounds.
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Barry
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Too much flex?
I bought a longboard from ebay before I found this site. Since reading what everyone has to say board flex, is too much going to get me hurt? If I stand in the middle of the board how much should it flex? I'm guessing I'll end up getting another fermer board.
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Barry
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