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Enjoi 1985 Called Resin 9.9" Cruiser Skateboard Complete
Enjoi 1985 Called Resin 9.9" Cruiser Skateboard Complete
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Enjoi showcases 1985 Called Resin cruiser skateboard complete, available in a 9.9" width. Fully equipped, this complete offers Tensor alloy hollow kingpin trucks, Enjoi 56mm skateboarding wheels, and Speed Demon Abec-5 bearings - making it a perfect option for cruising around enjoying life. The bottom ply features a sleek retro-inspired graphic complemented by classic Enjoi branding. This cruiser comes fully assembled and ready to ride.
- 1985 Called Resin 9.9" Cruiser Skateboard Complete from Enjoi.
- 7-ply maple construction.
- Mellow concave.
- Mellow kick tails.
- Tensor alloy hollow kingpin trucks.
- 56mm Enjoi brand wheels.
- Abec-5 speed demons bearings.
- Width: 9.9".
- Length: 30".
- Wheelbase: 15".
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Comes fully assembled and ready to ride right out of the box!
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
All products will be shipped within 2-3 business days. Shipping price is detemined at cost. If the product has not yet been shipped, it is eligible for a refund. If the product has already been shipped, the buyer may request a refund by contacting us and shipping it back. If the item is unused and still in new condition, the item will be refunded.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Store your skateboard indoors at a moderate room temperature. Try to avoid leaving your skateboard in a very hot or cold car/garage as that may cause damage to your board. Always avoid getting your skateboard wet as that will cause your hardware to rust and your board to warp & become waterlogged.
What Size Skateboard Should I Ride?
The size of the skateboard you ride is all personal preference. We recommend starting out with a 7.75" or 8" wide board when you are first learning how to skateboard. For young kids we recommend a board sized 7" to 8" wide. You can move up sizes at any time. People with larger feet generally prefer a wider deck for more foot space. Street skaters may prefer a smaller sized skateboard for easier flip tricks while a transition skater will typically choose a larger size such as an 8.5" or even wider!