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I would suggest spitfire wheels for street skating but to be honest the brand doesnt matter as much as the hardness of the wheel. For street skating you would probably want a hardness of about 95a to 100a.
Elephant brand skateboards or Dogtown skateboards.
=they named a skateboard a skateboard cause you are simply skating on a board I think that's the answer=
start skating..
test them out not any ones that are to little for you or to big for you but when you go to your shop stand on the deck and see which one you like best depending on if you skate vert or street you could start with a 7.5 width deck. that's the best for all around skating.
it depends on your skating style.
Simply as a measurement: 8.125 is smaller than 8.25
The next best "sensation" of rolling along smoothly with a skateboard, was using roller skates. For years, roller skating rinks were very popular places for fun and amusement.
Around 32.5% of Australian's downhill longboarders used to skateboard where as street skating is becoming the more common skateboarding withpeople buying longboards instead...
well really she likes skatin so guessing skating on the SKATEBOARD so skatboard
Street grind is practically a bad brand. I suggest you to buy Hercules skateboard