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RIpPeR

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The very 1st order I ever placed with F13 was for a Big Foot replica...It was the ultimate in Pig-boards and I loved what I got. Then last Summer I was able to actually check out a BigfootII at this surfshop and was impressed with the craftsmanship and especially the lightness of it. I understand why you guys dig'em, for sure!!!


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   Her's my set up Tracker 184's, Dyed Double con's, Wedge in front and standard 9/16 riser in back.
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HBO sent me a Dogtown Bigfoot II, i set it up with indy 215's and black death mini dubs, 1/2  wedge riser on front and 1/2 riser in back and i cranked the trucks way tighter then normal and i am still getting wheel bite on all four corners i  plan on getting khiro or bones bushings on the trucks and inverting the kingpins with grindkings any other suggestions?
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HBO sent me a Dogtown Bigfoot II, i set it up with indy 215's and black death mini dubs, 1/2  wedge riser on front and 1/2 riser in back and i cranked the trucks way tighter then normal and i am still getting wheel bite on all four corners i  plan on getting khiro or bones bushings on the trucks and inverting the kingpins with grindkings any other suggestions?

Add another 1/8th under each truck, I get minimal wheelbite with mine and the set up is similar but I use Dub Cons.
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Posted Reply with quote  #65 
loosen the trucks
increase the risers
tony what od you think of the axle length?
it works on yours! right?

hate to ask a really tough question but.........
which way are the wedge risers? I am already sorry.

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kiros do rule.
wavemagnet & bob made me change mine
it is a newly dialed world.
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@keithdp - I really like the way I set my BFII up, not only does it look good it does carve very well. I also use Khiro bushes they do make a huge difference to how a truck turns, especially Indy's. The stock Indy bushes are junk and they get removed immediately when I fit a new set to any deck.

 

FYI - Wedge riser goes with the thin end towards the outside of the deck if you want more turn.
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Posted Reply with quote  #67 
This thread's been dead awhile (and I've been away a while ). Just picked up a BFII. Never ridden, gonna keep this way I think, although it's singing it's siren's song to me......hate to scrape up a signed deck , but you never know.....



Indy 215's, Khiro's, Dragons, & Ron's.


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Adam ... introduce yourself, then go to the Buy, Sell & Trade message board. The name is exactly what ya do there. Go to site & at top ... hit New Topic & make your post. Good luck finding your BF2. Please don't invite one of the older members here to bust your balls! Ya can thank me later!
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BDS Bigfoot II
Indy 169 w/Wedge Riser w/1/4" riser underneath. (front)
Indy 215 (rear) w/Bones Hard Bushings
1/2 and 1/8 Risers together for 5/8" (rear)
Ugly Stix Rails, Bird, Nosebone, Tail Feather
BDS Cherry Bomb Dub Cons
Ron's Rockets



Peace,

John
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Posted Reply with quote  #70 
Looks good so far! But would set up some harder wheels for parks, bowls,... Or is it a cruiser for streets? The cherries are uber-soft and slow!
And what are those lappers useful for? Never had some, 'cause I never saw any practical effect... Hangup-on-coping-prevention or something ?


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Posted Reply with quote  #71 
I just set it up with  the Cherries to go to the banks for an old school sesh at the bumpy assphalt at the local school. It was fun, but I'm gonna put a vintage set of Sims "the Wheel II or some Ultra's Dubs or Dragons when I can get them.

As far as the Bird is concerned you're right... You don't hang up on anything  really!!!

Tony Hawk and many others used the Lappers in the80's and 90's

Peace, 

John
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Just bought one. Once I get it I think I'll set it up like TonyB. Indy 166 up front and 215 in the back. I just wonder how it rides. It does look better with not so much overhang in the front.
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Posted Reply with quote  #73 
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This thread's been dead awhile (and I've been away a while ). Just picked up a BFII. Never ridden, gonna keep this way I think, although it's singing it's siren's song to me......hate to scrape up a signed deck , but you never know.....



Indy 215's, Khiro's, Dragons, & Ron's.



If you have the willpower to not ride that, you sir are amazing.  I bet that setup shouts at you while you are sleeping.
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Just bought one. Once I get it I think I'll set it up like TonyB. Indy 166 up front and 215 in the back. I just wonder how it rides. It does look better with not so much overhang in the front.

Its a carving machine. Use a wedge riser on the front and flat 1/2" on the back. Its a fun board to ride.
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Great, that's what I want to hear!
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