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BIRCH 60" LOG Cruiser: Surf-Inspired Longboard Skateboard - Complete Setup

$295.00 USD $295.00 USD

NOTE: Temporary truck change to 180mm Reverse Kingpin. Supply issues with Revenge Trucks.

Want a custom color? No problem just shoot as email with what you have in mind info@birchboard.co - Subject: Custom Board

The Ride: The LOG stands as the ultimate cross-training longboard. Whether you aim to perfect your cross-stepping or any other longboard surf maneuver, this board is your ideal companion. Despite its size, The LOG exhibits remarkable agility, making it a fantastic choice for carving up the streets. Make no mistake, The LOG is a versatile and reliable choice for your cruising needs.

Deck Details:

  • Length: 60"
  • Width: 12"
  • Wheel Base: 44"
  • Thickness: 3/4"
  • Shape: Rounded nose, wide deck, with square tail
  • Finish: Water based stain, epoxy, paint, and water base finish
  • Grip: Lucid Light Grip

Complete: Deck comes complete ready to ride. If you select "RAW" that does not come complete. Please see below for a brief video and explanation of the "RAW" version.

  • Trucks: Revenge Alpha II (Temporary switch to 180mm Reverse Kingpin Trucks)
  • Wheels: 76mm 78a Solid black
  • Bearings: ABEC 7
  • Hardware: Black Hex Head
  • Risers: 1/4" Riser

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