Dude great video. I ride the 9.13 with some Indy forged hollows. I also put some 1/4" risers and ride Bronson bearings. I flow between the powell paralta G Slides (85a) and also some slime ball 54mm (99a) and I think they ride pretty good. I still have stock bushings, and I ride my trucks loose for sharp turns. Love this video man.
Nice setup, like the board, indy's and all the Bones accessories. I have one question. Why don't you countersink the bolts in your boards? Is it a preference thing? Don't know anyone that typically rides like that so I'm curious.
We tried doing that in the past. However, since the bolts are already angled for counter-sinking and he doesn't ride street, the boards have a tendency to last longer. Most boards, he will ride for about 3-6 months. What ended up happening was the bolts sunk into the wood and the hole got bigger and bigger making it hard to keep the bolts tight. Starting out this way, the bolts settle in after about a week and no issues down the line.
Funny you should ask that. Just posted a new video about the different truck options for the smaller 8.45" AA Deck. The trucks featured in this video were 149s. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/gduO11APc7M/w-d-xo.html
Is there anything to the design on the griptape beyond decoration and making the nose and tail obvious? I'm jonesing hard for this board, just got back into it at 37 after a looooong time away. But I have an Almost and an Element deck to chew through first.
To learn more about how these visual guides were used to teach him how to skateboard, please view the links below: Original Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAegn... Progression of visual cues 2018: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdWnV...
Weird... Try this link: th-cam.com/video/GAegnpdY0O4/w-d-xo.html and this one for 2018 set up and usage of the visual cues: th-cam.com/video/wdWnVAUIyOY/w-d-xo.html
I see you got the Steve caballero bones wheels! Do you like them pretty good? Have you ever rode Powell wheels? I’m just looking for opinions because I’m stuck between getting the cab bones wheels or some Powell park rippers
He has ridden the SPF 58mm Sidecut P5 wheels for many years now. He loves those wheels. The Park Rippers look like they are the same or similar shape and footprint as the P5 wheels with the same formula. My recommendation would be to pick a set up that's available for purchase. It's been very difficult to find anything from Skate1 over the last 9 months. Product seems to sell out as quickly as it's stocked.
I didn't know how to set this board up.. sizes and all so I just went with similar things cept black indys, hollow as well.. i got 55 mm spitfire lock ins does anyone know if those should need a set of risers or not?
At 55m, depends on how tight you ride your trucks and what you ride. Probably don't need for street. If you ride bowls and loose trucks, then you might want to consider. Hardware will eventually sink in and settle after about an hour of riding. On each maiden journey for my son's flight deck, we take a break after 30 minutes to inspect and make sure things are ok and also if they need tightening.
144s would work on the smaller AA Flight Deck. My son rides one with 144s and another with 149s for bigger bowls. I wouldn't recommend 144s for the 9.13" larger board. I currently have Ace 66s on mine, but have also used Ace 55s and Indy 159s. Otherwise, it's going to give it the overboard effect. Good Luck!
The old skate decks really do! Like Richie Rich's parents, we have kept everything in the skate journey. When he finishes with a board, we look back and write on the bottom side the skateparks he's ridden, tricks learned, who he rode with or we met, and any other milestone experienced or achieved. In a way, it's kind of like a parental love letter to our son. He can someday look back on the boards and the experiences we had as a family and journey; including his first skateboard.
He loves this board. This is his 4th one over the past year. I have the 9" version and although I struggled riding it initially, I have gotten used to it and it is my daily rider for over a year.
I got it from either Skate Warehouse or SoCal Skateshop. I don't remember which of the two. I placed the order for a complete in early March as I sensed that there might be a disruption in the supply-chain for non-essential businesses...Luckily, I was able to get it before the SIP happened and everything went sideways...
Indy 144s will work on this board and my son has ridden this with that size but prefers the 149s. Also, ACE 44s will work on this board. Keep an eye out in a few weeks as I'm planning to do a 8.45" AA truck sizing video.
I found this so therapeutic to watch, and because its my dream setup too, it made it even better. Thank you.
Nice job and marvellous skate board
Love this board so much ❤
Dude great video. I ride the 9.13 with some Indy forged hollows. I also put some 1/4" risers and ride Bronson bearings. I flow between the powell paralta G Slides (85a) and also some slime ball 54mm (99a) and I think they ride pretty good. I still have stock bushings, and I ride my trucks loose for sharp turns. Love this video man.
This deck is sold out everywhere
Because it's made in China
@@frankiew311 Not sure if you guys ever found it, I picked mine up in Stockholm, Sweden - where I live - they have a few in stock here recently.
@@kevinmorgan2503 where in Stockholm?
You ever find one?
I had a headache today and this video lowkey make it so much better, the music and the griptape art just makes this video so satisfying thanks man
Deck looks amazing ! Left a like for that (:
Nice setup, like the board, indy's and all the Bones accessories. I have one question. Why don't you countersink the bolts in your boards? Is it a preference thing? Don't know anyone that typically rides like that so I'm curious.
We tried doing that in the past. However, since the bolts are already angled for counter-sinking and he doesn't ride street, the boards have a tendency to last longer. Most boards, he will ride for about 3-6 months. What ended up happening was the bolts sunk into the wood and the hole got bigger and bigger making it hard to keep the bolts tight. Starting out this way, the bolts settle in after about a week and no issues down the line.
@@skating4satori672 makes sense he doesn't ride street and not countersinking cause it does settle over time and all. Thanks for the reply!
I was hoping to find this question here. Thanks for asking it.
Nice!
I have this set up on mini logo with pp dragon wheels
Let us know how it rides!
good to know your son is still skating! always loved watching your vids of him ripping :)
Thank you!
What size indys do you recommend for 8.45 deck ? I’m waiting to get my deck in the mail and debating if I should get 144s or 149s.
Funny you should ask that. Just posted a new video about the different truck options for the smaller 8.45" AA Deck. The trucks featured in this video were 149s.
Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/gduO11APc7M/w-d-xo.html
@@skating4satori672 Appreciate the upload bro 👍🏽!
Yea so nice.It Rex for lake Cunningham
Is there anything to the design on the griptape beyond decoration and making the nose and tail obvious?
I'm jonesing hard for this board, just got back into it at 37 after a looooong time away. But I have an Almost and an Element deck to chew through first.
To learn more about how these visual guides were used to teach him how to skateboard, please view the links below:
Original Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAegn...
Progression of visual cues 2018: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdWnV...
@@skating4satori672 Both of those vids are unavailable, am I missing something? I'm subscribed..
Weird...
Try this link: th-cam.com/video/GAegnpdY0O4/w-d-xo.html
and this one for 2018 set up and usage of the visual cues: th-cam.com/video/wdWnVAUIyOY/w-d-xo.html
@@skating4satori672 Working! Thanks man, fascinating stuff.
How are you guys both finding the Andy Anderson deck?
We really like the deck. My son doesn't want to ride anything else.
I see you got the Steve caballero bones wheels! Do you like them pretty good? Have you ever rode Powell wheels? I’m just looking for opinions because I’m stuck between getting the cab bones wheels or some Powell park rippers
He has ridden the SPF 58mm Sidecut P5 wheels for many years now. He loves those wheels. The Park Rippers look like they are the same or similar shape and footprint as the P5 wheels with the same formula.
My recommendation would be to pick a set up that's available for purchase. It's been very difficult to find anything from Skate1 over the last 9 months. Product seems to sell out as quickly as it's stocked.
I didn't know how to set this board up.. sizes and all so I just went with similar things cept black indys, hollow as well.. i got 55 mm spitfire lock ins does anyone know if those should need a set of risers or not?
At 55m, depends on how tight you ride your trucks and what you ride. Probably don't need for street. If you ride bowls and loose trucks, then you might want to consider.
Hardware will eventually sink in and settle after about an hour of riding. On each maiden journey for my son's flight deck, we take a break after 30 minutes to inspect and make sure things are ok and also if they need tightening.
can i skate the 9.13 inch deck with 144mm trucks?
144s would work on the smaller AA Flight Deck. My son rides one with 144s and another with 149s for bigger bowls.
I wouldn't recommend 144s for the 9.13" larger board. I currently have Ace 66s on mine, but have also used Ace 55s and Indy 159s. Otherwise, it's going to give it the overboard effect. Good Luck!
Nice setup....does anyone know what size Indys those are?
They are 149s.
Aaaaaaah the watch dude don't scratch the watch 🤣🤣
Nice board! What music do you use in the background?
Song is called "Gently Onwards" by ELPHNT. License free music for private use.
set me andy anderson deck almost exaxtly the same..bones 58s hawk instead of cab..and plain indys indtead light wieght...yours is cool
Awesome setup. Disposable art. Can't wait to see it in 2 months.
The old skate decks really do! Like Richie Rich's parents, we have kept everything in the skate journey. When he finishes with a board, we look back and write on the bottom side the skateparks he's ridden, tricks learned, who he rode with or we met, and any other milestone experienced or achieved. In a way, it's kind of like a parental love letter to our son. He can someday look back on the boards and the experiences we had as a family and journey; including his first skateboard.
Let me know how you like it man I just ordered a flight deck
He loves this board. This is his 4th one over the past year.
I have the 9" version and although I struggled riding it initially, I have gotten used to it and it is my daily rider for over a year.
Loved the ques, Top Notch Sir, much obliged,,,
8:47 are does sharpe's??
Yes. Sharpie Pens with oil-based paint.
@@skating4satori672 thanks
thank you for sharing! beautiful set up
Thanks for watching!
where did you buy your setup?
I got it from either Skate Warehouse or SoCal Skateshop. I don't remember which of the two. I placed the order for a complete in early March as I sensed that there might be a disruption in the supply-chain for non-essential businesses...Luckily, I was able to get it before the SIP happened and everything went sideways...
Great video! Quick tip - take off the Apple Watch with setups. I scratched the hell out of mine by just touching the grip tape. You got a new sub! :)
Thanks! Will do.
Check out most recent video posted. No watch!
It’s Rex
You think I can ride this 8.45 with Indy 144’s?
Indy 144s will work on this board and my son has ridden this with that size but prefers the 149s. Also, ACE 44s will work on this board.
Keep an eye out in a few weeks as I'm planning to do a 8.45" AA truck sizing video.
Can you do my grip tape too?!?! Keep ruling guys 🤘😎
I'll draw it in the shape of the Old Bones Therapy Logo!