Retro Roller Reissue By Madrid Skateboards
Roll back the clock with a fresh spin on one of the most legendary setups in skateboarding history. Inspired by the OG Madrid street rippers of the ’70s, this handcrafted reissue honors the roots while stepping up the ride.
We’ve bumped the dimensions just enough for comfort and swapped out the steel wheels of yesteryear for smooth-rolling Cadillac 56mm / 78a urethane classics. Each deck is individually hand-dipped and distressed, giving every board its own unique, timeworn character — no two are alike.
Built for the skater who longs for curb cuts, cruisey vibes, and the simple joy of flowing pavement. Whether you’re reliving the golden era or discovering it for the first time, this one’s pure soul skating.
Madrid Retro Roller:
- Width 6.25” Length 26”
- Wheelbase 13.75”
- 56mm 78 Durometer
- Cadillac Wheels – The Original Smooth
- Ace 00 Trucks
- Hand-distressed dipped finish
- Clear roller grip top
- Made with pride in Huntington Beach, California
- Each board tells a different story — actual finish may vary from product image.
- Ships April 25, 2025
The CalStreets Reissue Dept. is proud to preserve the culture and craftsmanship that built the foundation of skateboarding. This one’s for the real heads, the early adopters, and the new wave of retro revivalists who still believe that four wheels and a wood deck are all you really need.
In 2006, Joey Tershay founded Ace Trucks Mfg. in San Francisco, California. Ace Trucks benefit from over 50 years of combined skateboard truck design knowledge.
Partner Steve “Shrewgy” Ruge brings the other part of those years of knowledge to the equation. Ace Trucks is independently owned and operated by a small staff of lifelong skaters. Quality without compromise is our mission.
ACE Trucks has perfected its trucks in order for you to do things you never thought you could on a skateboard! Ace puts other brands to shame because its trucks are thicker in the center for added strength against shock. Ace skateboard trucks are simple and slim with controlled stability.
Ace trucks are constructed of titanium axles and steel kingpins to ensure they are of the highest quality and made for all types and levels of skateboarder. Available in a variety of styles and sizes. 
In 1973, Cadillac skateboard wheels made a groundbreaking impact on the sport. Their introduction of translucent red urethane material completely transformed the skateboarding experience, offering riders a newfound level of smoothness and control.
Prior to the Cadillac wheels, skateboarding had faced challenges with inadequate wheel materials, leading to a decline in its popularity. Wheels made of steel, plastic, clay, or other composite materials failed to provide a safe and enjoyable ride, often causing riders to be abruptly stopped by small obstacles. However, with the advent of Cadillac wheels, skateboarding saw a resurgence, as enthusiasts embraced the enhanced performance and reliability they offered.
These wheels became an integral part of skateboarding, ensuring a more fluid and enjoyable ride for riders of all skill levels.
Jerry Madrid began shaping surfboards in his parents' Southern California garage in the late 1960s. When the waves weren’t good enough to surf, Jerry shaped skateboards for himself and his friends.
