what are some good online stores for skate baord parts and i please try to give me a site that is not really expensive and is good parts and alot of selection
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Dude, check out CCS Mail order. They have everything you could possibly want. I've ordered from them loads of times. Its basically an online skate store because they have skateboard parts, shoes, and other apparel. Go there right now!\n\nwww.ccs.com
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Skatelife.net\nskatepark of tampa.com\nindependent trucks.com\npig wheels.com\nryansheckler.com\nsk8shop.com\nvans.com\netnies.com\nadio skateshoes.com\nbullet trucks.com\ntechdeck.com(if you like miniature skateboards too)\nflipskateboards.com\nccs.com\ntensortrucks.com\nelementskateboards.com
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do u have a part store  or something of that nature, in ur area, that would b ur best bet. wal mart might have them.
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Bauer and CCM for skates get either bauers or maybe vectors Vectors are nice. For stick, go for one made of fiber glass.
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Wtf... if you don't want "blank decks"... i think there are 3 main good brands of decks... Personally, my favorite deck is Zero. They have good pop, good designs, and easy to get used to... i have skated with zero basically my whole skating life...\n\nThe next board i like to use is foundation. Foundation is really good for street skating, but it is for experienced skaters. It is kinda wide board, so if you havn't skated for long, dont try out on a foundation.\n\nThe next board, is one ive heard about through other people give it props. Which is Alien Workshop. A lot of people have told me that they are the best all around decks, but im not sure, ive only skated them a couple of times\n\nStay away from blind [FLIMSY!!!],  birdhouse [heavy and hard to ollie with], and element [massly built cheaply].
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I would suggest a resale store like Play It Again Sports or something like it.\n\nI don't know that you will be able to find all of that for under $60, but it will be a lot cheaper.\n\nYou never know what kind of deals you'll find at those places. I have no idea if something like that would be available to you, but it's the best way I know! Hope you can find it!
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If you honestly can't tell the difference between boards I would go for one of those plastic boards that you can strap onto your sorels. They are about $15 at the hardware store.\n\nThis is not the time of year to be getting good cheap new gear, but try a local ski swap and try to find some used boots/bindings. Then at the end of the season get a pair of new boots 40% off. I really like burton boots/bindings. I just got a Rome deck and I'm loving it.\n\nPalmer sucks. I hope Sean Palmer burns in hell for making crappy decks.
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Hmm well i bough mine 2 years ago for 150$ but i bought professional. Mini Logo is a good board cost approximately 50$\nother parts like whiles and tenders cost like 60$ and 10$. If he is not good skateboarder and he wants to become good one you better buy one of them.
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ccs.com and activemailorder.com have great deals.  if your 12 you should definatly get a 7.5 or lower board width, and dont worry about plys, because your not gunna break your board.  Some great beginner board brands are Almost, chocolate, and a CCS blank deck.  I would definatly get an ALmost if i were you because they are amazing.  In the padding area, Protec is very good, but anything they sell on those sites i recomended will be good.  Also you will need trucks and wheels.  Tensor and Krux are great trucks, and Ricta, autobahn, are the best wheels, but wheels dont matter too much, except for wheel size.  If your going to be doing alot of vert skating and park skating then you want a bigger wheel.  anywhere from a 54-56 mm, but if your going to be doing street you will want a 49- 52....i myself have 49 mm Rictas.  Anyother questions you have i can answer.  Remeber one thing though, alot of skateboarding products, are about personal preference, how they feel to you, some people may hate your board and you love it or vice versa.
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i bought my enjoi off eBay for 50 bucks from tgm skateboards and there are other good boards there. when i got it i only had to replace the trucks because they were to heavy and the grip tape because it was flat. but i think eBay is the best place to buy them. \n\nif you looking for a good brand i recommend: enjoi,element,birdhouse,flip or zero
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im sorry but ebay is terrible for computer parts. go to www.newegg.com I bought one of my 939 boards for under 100 its made by Gigabyte and its one of the most stable you can buy. Newegg rocks all the prices are BEFORE the rebates.
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Try asking the staff at your local skate shop.
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Yeah basically if you're a beginner, then go to Wal-Mart or Target and get a cheap one.\n\nIf you're not, then go to a skateshop, or if none are near you, go to the mall and go to Zumiez. Decks alone will cost you about $60 and completes will cost you $100 and up.
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You'll find good deals at newegg.com. And when I had to return a part, it wasn't a big problem. Be sure to read about the on line store's feedback that you chose to use, and the cheapest guys typically have a bad reputation. Newegg ships fast and has a great web site allowing you to see customer comments about the products they've bought, which is very usefull. Plus Newegg has great pictures of the product you are looking at.
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Buy Thrasher Magazine. If i'm not mistaken, they're found at the later portions, at the back. Or you can go to skateboarding websites! You can also type in search engines, SKATEBOARD COMPETITION DEMO JOIN. JOIN, to narrow down the search, whereby excluding reviews and other competitions and that were already done. I haven't tried it. Just try it.
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Just about anything is good enough for a beginner. There's no need to spend $150-200 on a board for someone who is just beginning. Go to your local skateshop. Most will have package deals on complete boards that are pretty generic but still a good board for a beginner.