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Friday, April 30th, 2010 | Author:


Arbor’s new drop-through model – the Axis is built to provide stability at speed with amazing carve and slide performance. A symmetrical shape and more functional nose/tail profile offer highly versatile stance and switch options, while a cambered design delivers a medium flex for improved rail-to-rail reaction time and riding surface management. A snowboard inspired sidecut encourages a centered stance, while tuning the flex for easier turn initiation. Completes include: Arbor’s new 72mm 75a durometer Slalom Series wheels, ABEC 5 bearings, and 9 Gullwing Charger trucks.

Specs:
+ Length: 40.00″
+ Width: 8.50″
+ Wheelbase: 30.00″

KOA DECKS: made with seven plys of hardrock maple and a finish ply of Hawaiian Koa, all of which are sustainably sourced. Koa’s more densely packed fibers add important structure, which improves return, while providing a one-of-a-kind grain pattern on each deck. Koa wood was used by the Hawaiians to build the 1st surfboards over 600 years ago.

WOOD BY-PRODUCT: all wood by-product created during the production of our skateboards is reclaimed for use in other Arbor products or by outside companies. This allows Arbor to stretch an important resource, while helping to reduce the strain on landfills and forestlands.

RECYCLED GLASS RE-GRIP: most Arbor decks are gripped with long-lasting crushed recycled glass. This ultra clear re-grip surface allows the deck’s natural grain and color to remain highly visible, while providing better performance than silica bead alternatives.

WATER BASED FINISHES: all Arbor skateboards are produced using a water-based sanding sealer and final finish to avoid polluting the air we breathe, especially when skating.

RECYCLED PLASTIC RISERS: all Arbor completes are shipped with recycled plastic risers, which allows us to reduce our dependence on petroleum-based plastics, while helping the effort to stop the proliferation of plastic pollution.

Friday, April 30th, 2010 | Author:


Shoreline Of Tahoe will be sponsoring this alternate transportation awareness event on June 21st which is also known as “Go Skateboarding Day” Please help us spread the word about this eco freindly way to go to work.

Tuesday, April 27th, 2010 | Author:


The Banshee Bungee known for its winter use in snowboarding and skiing is now finding new uses in the summer to help launch skaters and skim boarders into what ever they want to hit. If you havn’t ever tried one, stop by Shoreline and check one out…their a blast

Monday, April 26th, 2010 | Author:

Photo by Marcus Bandy
One of the best film crews in the skateboarding world is the crew from Loaded carving systems, Adam Colton and Adam Stokowski (Adam Squared) are creative longboarders who produce Videos for Loaded longboarding company. Here we see James kelly getting to test drive their latest tool. Loaded videos are always a fun, relaxing, bizarre ride through the world of innovative longboarding and “longboard dancing”. Their videos will greatly expand your ideas and understanding of what it is to ride a longboard. You could learn many new things, by watching loaded videos, be ready to open your mind to all the possibilities that longboarding has.

Monday, April 26th, 2010 | Author:


What is Go Skateboarding Day?
Every year on June 21, skateboarders around the globe celebrate the pure exhilaration, creativity, and spirit of one of the most infuential activities in the world by blowing off all other obligations to go skateboarding.
Shoreline Of Tahoe is Looking into the idea of Hosting an Event Here In South Lake Tahoe, Check Back for more details…

Friday, April 16th, 2010 | Author:


Due to the some of the stupid things done in the Tahoe area, in addition to drug testing, Tahoe Employers will be also giving it’s work force IQ Tests.

Thursday, April 15th, 2010 | Author:

Never Summer continues to design great Down Hill longboards, this deck can drop any hill with great stability. Easy to distinguish from the rest of the fleet, this downhill demon is created for velvet smooth handling at breakneck speeds. Featuring a rockered/spoon drop-thru design for a lower center of gravity, hickory hard wood spine, full carbon fiber laminates and our stiffest STS/SK8 fiberglass, the Soldier will go as fast as you are willing to take it! The Soldier comes with custom Randal 180mm trucks, using RII 180mm hangers on a 42 degree D.H. base plate and downhill barrel bushings. Our NS 77mm/77a Inferno wheels offer great grip and speed.
Never Summer Soldier Complete Longboard
Features:
40×10″ wheel base: 33″”

Thursday, April 15th, 2010 | Author:

With a built-in tail and subtle nose kick, this replacement for the Fish is a versatile link between carving bliss and old school/street skating. This is a ripper deck! Camber and concave between the kicks allows for carving and pumping, while the nose and tail create a more surf-oriented feel with lots of opportunities for tricks. Loose and agile, it’s time to explore the limits of your sidewalk and hill thrashing abilities. Loaded Ceviche Complete

Specs:
+ Length: 33 / 83cm
+ Width: 8.75″ / 22cm
+ Wheelbase: 22 – 23″ / 56-58cm
+ Complete weight: 6.2lbs / 2.8kg

Construction:
Epoxy and Tri-axle fiberglass sandwich a vert-lam Bamboo core, pressed into concave and convex cambers with nose and tail kicks for liveliness, responsiveness and an endless array of trick opportunities.

Flex:
One stiff but snappy flex to keep all riders happy. Multiple truck placements let you customize the feel to your taste.”

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010 | Author:

LoadedNewsletter — March 31, 2010 — Aleix Gallimo testing the new Tan Tien in Barcelona.

Monday, April 12th, 2010 | Author:

Arbor’s multi-dimensional long skate – the Hybrid was designed with a wide mid-section, concave profile, and rounded kick tail/nose to deliver both longboard stability and real flat-ground/park performance. Completes include: Arbor 65mm 78a durometer Street Series wheels, ABEC 5 bearings, and 10 Gullwing Charger trucks. Arbor Hybrid Koa Complete

Specs:
+ Length: 38.00″
+ Width: 9.25″
+ Wheelbase: 21.00″

KOA DECKS: made with seven plys of hardrock maple and a finish ply of Hawaiian Koa, all of which are sustainably sourced. Koa’s more densely packed fibers add important structure, which improves return, while providing a one-of-a-kind grain pattern on each deck. Koa wood was used by the Hawaiians to build the 1st surfboards over 600 years ago.

WOOD BY-PRODUCT: all wood by-product created during the production of our skateboards is reclaimed for use in other Arbor products or by outside companies. This allows Arbor to stretch an important resource, while h elping to reduce the strain on landfills and forestlands.

RECYCLED GLASS RE-GRIP: most Arbor decks are gripped with long-lasting crushed recycled glass. This ultra clear re-grip surface allows the deck’s natural grain and color to remain highly visible, while providing better performance than silica bead alternatives.

WATER BASED FINISHES: all Arbor skateboards are produced using a water-based sanding sealer and final finish to avoid polluting the air we breathe, especially when skating.

RECYCLED PLASTIC RISERS: all Arbor completes are shipped with recycled plastic risers, which allows us to reduce our dependence on petroleum-based plastics, while helping the effort to stop the proliferation of plastic pollution.