thanx man. =) ............. well see how it rides..

good job as always

Sweet board man, Im thinking of getting one myself. Let us know how it rides. One question Nick , are those rat bones or g bones ??

thanx guys.. =) they are g bones. and. i gotta say.. nothin beats spf's i cant go back after ridin em. g-bones are too slick on masonite. which is mostly what i ride, especialy in the winter. but i love the green on that deck alot.....oh well... the shape is good though, but the longer nose on the barbee is somethin ive grown a custom to..just feels a little bit more stable. their both good. cant beat that k15 concave. its tha s@#t !! there was a guy at the park today with an underhill and it was signed by him. he said he met him at eastern skate supply about a month or so before he passed away, and when he signed it he said ray told him to skate that thing and not hang it up! he was shredin it in honor of him.which i thought was pretty cool. god bless....

They make the Rat Bones II's in PF I wonder why not the G-Bones.

Ahhh learn something new every day then. I have not tried either so I didn't know.

What size tailbone does that deck take?

Thanks Nick, I was thinking it would take a 9".

I know this is REALLY late, but how do the g-bones do for cruising badly cracked streets? They're 97a so i have my doubts...but the guy at the skateshop said they're just as good as the ratbones but you can powerslide better. Input?

GBones in my opinion are better for parks and ramps and some pools and ditches but for street they may be a little hard and heavy. for the street my favorites are the Skull and Sword, Rat Bones I's, and the cubics. 3 different wheels completely but as you know everyone has their own taste.