Zenith 67 Cruiser
Cruising the neighborhood, parks, paved trails, and hopefully pump tracks.
CruisingCommutingMixed#Beginner friendlyPredictable at low speed and forgiving of sloppy input. A good first board to learn balance and pushing on.#CommuterBuilt for getting places. Easy to push for miles, easy to carry up the stairs at the other end.#PlayfulLoose and responsive, happy to carve, pump and break traction. Trades top-end stability for fun.#StableCalm and locked-in as speed picks up. Stiffer, wider and less twitchy through corners.
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Very nice cruiser, good on mixed pavement, turney after some bushing tweaks. Currently my favorite and go-to board. Great board for running to the store and on sketchy pavement.
Pros
Nice stable board and deep, nice concave and micro drops give me good reference where my feet are on the board. Turns, carves, sweeps nicely, very confidence inspiring.
Cons
Importing was a challenge and expensive at the time. Other boards currently gathering dust.
What I would change
I've been toying with trying a set of 155mmm Bear Gen 6s that I have. 50° front with Venom 90a plugs, 40° rear with Venom 93a plugs.
Comments (2)
I love that you took the 76 graphic and slapped it on the 67 body. got me confused for a moment 😂
Thanks. To be honest, it wasn't my idea. Zenit had it in their On Sale section. I liked the quirkiness and the green deck top. It was the size and wheelbase I was looking for in a cruiser.
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