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Landyachtz Tugboat - UV Bengal (also with Doozies)
Landyachtz Tugboat - UV Bengal (also with Doozies)
Landyachtz Tugboat - UV Bengal (also with Doozies)
Landyachtz Tugboat - UV Bengal (also with Doozies)
Landyachtz Tugboat - UV Bengal (also with Doozies)

Landyachtz Tugboat - UV Bengal (also with Doozies)

For learning to do kickturns and other simple tricks

ParkCruisingMixed#Beginner friendlyPredictable at low speed and forgiving of sloppy input. A good first board to learn balance and pushing on.

@karinett

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Rider notes

I've got two sets of wheels for this board and change it up as needed: - Lil EZs paired with Bear Spaceballs (Stock) - Doozies paired with Zealous bearings

Pros

Significantly more comfortable / stable than the Landyachtz Dinghy due to the wider trucks and larger deck. It's not that much larger though, so still very portable

Cons

UV color changing on the deck will fade / disappear over time

Why it works

Doozies aren't perfectly rail matched (stick out about 1/2") but it's pretty much a non-issue. They're a huge step up from the Lil EZs due to the wide contact patch for dealing with uneven terrain and pebbles. The Lil EZs are still great for park use since they're significantly lighter.

What I would change

I've been running double barrels on this cruiser for more stability in the center (since I'm not used to the top mounted height). Will likely go back to the stock 90a setup with short street cones roadside in the future.

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