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✓ Published: 24-Oct-2016
✓ Published: 24-Oct-2016
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How to Assemble / Build Your Own SkateboardnnPutting together your own skateboard is a great way to learn more about skateboarding and take pride in your new board. If you’ve never put together a skateboard before, don’t worry—this video will guide you through the process step by step. nn_________________________nnSkate Gear You will need:nnGrip tapenSkateboard decknRisers (optional)nTrucksn4 wheelsn8 bearingsn8 nuts & boltsnnTools You will Need:nScrewdrivernSkate toolnRazor bladenFile
How to Assemble / Build Your Own SkateboardnnPutting together your own skateboard is a great way to learn more about skateboarding and take pride in your new board. If you’ve never put together a skateboard before, don’t worry—this video will guide you through the process step by step. nn_________________________nnSkate Gear You will need:nnGrip tapenSkateboard decknRisers (optional)nTrucksn4 wheelsn8 bearingsn8 nuts & boltsnnTools You will Need:nScrewdrivernSkate toolnRazor bladenFile
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