Pest

We thought it best to stick a set of 76mm BigZigs in for scale because this board is tiny.  At 23 1/2″ it’s small enough to get in your school locker, up your shirt or behind some bins ready for a quick getaway.  It’s got no nose (how does it smell?) so the first thing that’ll hit the policeman’s ankles will be the wheels or the front truck, guarantteing a long life for the deck even after any amount of rough and tumble. The 8″ width fits grownups feet as well and and the 13 1/2″ wheelbase makes for a lively ride but, as is often stated on other  things that clearly are toys, this is not a toy.  The same uncompromising build quality and component selection that goes into our other decks makes this a serious piece of equipment.  Gavin from Surrey skateboards introduced us to 129mm  Fox 2 trucks a while ago and we reckon that for finish, performance and value, they’re unbeatable.  We have, however, repalced the standard rock hard bushings with modified Sabre X types to dramatic effect.  Another bonus is that their beautiful translucent orange is a near perfect match for the 82a urathane of the lovely 59mm Sismic Rippler wheels.  Spinning on Lush Speed Series bearings, these little beauties use the same Black-ops formula as their larger race-bred brothers and, despite their diminutive proportions, have given us a consistently great ride on the far from perfect surfaces that grace the highways and byways of our South East London home.  So, wether you’re after something  to make good your escape after a lively game of knock down ginger or to stick under the seat of your car, ready for a quick blast when the mood takes you, there’s no better choice than the Pest!  (There’s also a Tail Devil fitted as standard to ignite any lake of petrol that you might happen to find yourself skating through)

6 Comments

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  Curtis August 3, 2011 at 9:11 am

  So…what does it look like? I only see the dangerous panda…xD

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    Dangerous Decks August 4, 2011 at 9:31 am

    Photos on their way! Eventually…

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  Lewis October 1, 2011 at 9:32 pm

  What does it look like? And When will it be avaliable, and how much?

  Cheers

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    Dangerous Decks October 24, 2011 at 8:22 am

    Updates coming soon! For more info email us!

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  Paul Cooke October 30, 2011 at 11:30 pm

  Im after a new board to add to the Quiver, I’d love to buy British and am really interested I. Your boards but can’t see any prices – presumably you do sell them… how does that work?

  Regards – Paul

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    Dangerous Decks November 28, 2011 at 4:18 pm

    Hi Paul, decks will soon (maybe) be available through Octane Sport…

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