2010 Freebord, Bamboo series, Pro kit

HUCCI

HUCCI

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Today i am selling a 2010 Bamboo series Pro kit Freebord. This thing is so sweet. The only reason I am selling it is because I need the cash. This thing is in excellent condition. It has been ridden about 2 times for about a 2 hour session each so there is some dirt on the wheels. Besides the dirt this thing is mint. I would give it a 9/10 all around. Retail this board is about $260 I want to get $200 out of it but I am willing to negotiate the price. Feel free to comment or to PM me for more info. To learn more about FreeBord go to: www.Freebord.com

I will Accept trades if I like them. Looking for some new Ski Boots or a Double XL Saga Jacket.

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Good luck getting that on here. I have the same deck, It's so much fun! People can't imagine the diferrence between bamboo and regular decks until they get alot better, but it's phenomonal. Someone at least offer him something!
 
Its a Freebord its like snowboarding on the concrete. it has those swivel wheels in the middle that alow you to go on edges exactly like a snowboard.
 
Nobody? If I didn't have a bamboo, two alpha1 setups, and an offer sunk into another one, I'd shoot you an offer.

But since i'm tied down. I offer some advice to future buyers. These boards aren't meant primarily for boarders. Kinda like longboarding, it's meant for cross training and above eveything else, FUN. Hell, the dude who introduced me to the sport was a skier. It takes around a week to learn and about a year to master the edge transitions. These boards are park legal in 99% of areas in America and cover literally all terrain with concrete. I highly suggest giving it a try. If all else fails, turn it around and sell it. They don't decrease in value after being used multiple times. Good luck man.
 
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