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Sector 9 Valley Faultline Complete 9.75″ x 39.5″

Name: Sector 9 Valley Faultline Complete 9.75" x 39.5"
Brand: Sector 9
SKU: SECTOR-9-VALLEY-FAULTLINE-COMPLETE-9-75-X-39-5
Availability: OutOfStock

$279.95

With an awesome shape and a 28.5″ wheelbase, sitting on 10″ Gullwing Reverse Trucks, the Valley Faultline is perfectly suitable for freeriding, pumping, and it will also make your commute delightful!

The Valley Faultline features highly functional shape with a platform (footwall) that has been dropped below the hanging wall! This gives you a great secure stance on the board and an awesome grip while sliding and hill bombing.

Length: 39.5” Width: 9.75” WB: 28.5”

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SKU: SECTOR-9-VALLEY-FAULTLINE-COMPLETE-9-75-X-39-5 Category: LONGBOARD COMPLETES Tags: OVERSIZE + Shipping, Sector 9 Complete Longboards

SECTOR 9 VALLEY FAULTLINE COMPLETE:

9 Ply Maple Construction
Length: 39.5”
Width: 9.75”
Wheelbase: 28.5”
10.0” Gullwing Reverse Trucks
Recycled Plastic Shock Pads
70mm 75a Green Butterballs Wheels
ABEC 5 Blaze Bearings with Built-In Spacers

Downhill Division team riders, Jackson Shapiera and Micah Green, hop in the car as they travel from Sydney to Queensland hunting hills to skate in between the Australian leg of the International Downhill Federation World Cup Events.

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Sector 9

In the sun-drenched summer of '93, a band of backyard tinkerers started slapping together skateboards, not realizing they were about to kickstart the longboard uprising known as Sector 9. It all began with one board, then two, and suddenly, they were less of a backyard band and more of a longboard legion. The tale of how they got their name is as quirky as a kickflip. A buddy from Hawaii, famous for dubbing just about everyone “nineballs” in the most endearing way possible, rang them up one day. Finding only the answering machine to confide in, he left a message wondering, “What's going on over there at Sector 9?” referring to what he imagined was a gathering of nineballs. Little did he know, he was naming the next big thing in longboarding. This serendipitous moment coincided with the theft of their prized hill cruiser—a snowboard they had Frankenstein-ed into a skateboard—right from under their noses in Northbird, La Jolla. As they were putting the final touches on its replacements, they realized what they needed wasn't just a logo, but a name that could capture their essence. The answering machine's message rang out like a prophecy, and just like that, Sector 9 wasn't just a place filled with nineballs; it was the beacon of longboarding innovation.