Dogtown Bryce Kanights Flower Guy 90’s Re-Issue Deck 10.125″ x 31.875″ Asst

Name: Dogtown Bryce Kanights Flower Guy 90's Re-Issue Deck 10.125" x 31.875" Asst
Brand: Clearance Item
SKU: CALSTS-DOGTOWN-BRYCE-KANIGHTS-FLOWER-GUY-DECK-10.125X31.875
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $139.95.Current price is: $89.95. (ends 21 Dec)

DOGTOWN BRYCE KANIGHTS 90`s reissue! Made by PS Stix. Double Drilled front truck. Assorted Stains. Backround color may vary. W 10.125″ L: 31.875″ N: 5.125″/5.625″ T: 6.75″ WB: 15.75/15.25″

Fed up with stupid questions regarding his toothy accident, B.K. would much rather skate than explain his newly acquired grin. He does want to state, however, that you should properly tighten your locknuts before you decide to take that next ride.

In stock|90s CELEBRATION SALE

SKU: CALSTS-DOGTOWN-BRYCE-KANIGHTS-FLOWER-GUY-DECK-10.125X31.875 Categories: SKATEBOARD DECKS, SKATEBOARD RE-ISSUE Tags: Clearance Item, Dogtown Skateboard Decks

DOGTOWN BRYCE KANIGHTS 90`s reissue! Made by PS Stix. Double Drilled front truck. Assorted Stains. Backround color may vary.

MADE BY PS Stix
Width: 10.125″
Length: 31.875″
Nose: 5.125″/5.625″
Tail: 6.75″
Wheelbase: 15.75/15.25″
ASSORTED STAINS

TOOTHY MAGAZINE AD: Fed up with stupid questions regarding his toothy accident, B.K. would much rather skate than explain his newly acquired grin. He does want to state, however, that you should properly tighten your locknuts before you decide to take that next ride..

Whether it be for the streets or for the wall, this board is simply a show stopper!

DOGTOWN BRYCE KANIGHTS PRO DECK:

FLOWER GUY 1
“What happened to your tooth?” ” I lost it in a bet”
“Did it hurt?” “Does a bear shit in the woods?” “How soon until you get a replacement tooth?”

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Dogtown Skateboards “Our only Crime is Being Original” Dogtown, as a concept, has existed since the early 1970’s. It was the birthplace of progressive skateboarding, Santa Monica/Venice, California. In the celebrated documentary Dogtown and Z-Boys, Santa Monica/Venice was a forgotten slum by the sea.

Out of the wreckage of Abbot Kinney’s dream town gone bad, roamed young surfers searching for outlets after the surf got blown out. They found it through an aggressive approach to skateboarding never seen before. Jim Muir, the founder of Dogtown Skateboards, was one of these kids. For 38 years Dogtown Skateboards has been synonymous with hardcore skateboarding.