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Happy LIttle Vegemite

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PPotty2617 OP18 Apr 2014
Happy LIttle Vegemite
PPotty261718 Apr 2014
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Ssingha_is18 Apr 2014
So sick, available at the online shop?

Thoughts on Theeve trucks would be sweet, thanks!
Time to upgrade from my 3,4,5? Year old Ventures ha.
PPotty261718 Apr 2014
Yep available online
FFerg_18 Apr 2014
that was horrible
Who the fuck would buy that
Ddoon18 Apr 2014
I don't even buy the real Vegemite. What the hell is gonna make me buy this
Kkrim18 Apr 2014
Todd Webster gave me a set of Theeves years ago and I had every intention to sell them because I was an indy snob. I rode them out of guilt and I got converted. Thanks TW.
Nnav...18 Apr 2014
Never understood coloured or pro trucks.
Ttinbum18 Apr 2014
maybe because people like being individuals nav...?
or i guess hitler got it right and everyone should dress and look exactly the same as they are told?
i dunno either way i guess...
MMark Brimson18 Apr 2014
HaHaHa cool ad, maybe because I am old and know the tune or find it funny taking the piss / Vegemite colourway for an Aussie team rider, but it was pretty cool.

Never ridden Theve trucks, but with Indys, I don't need to change either.

And plain silver / metal finish trucks are so much more simple and go with everything - can't have a colour clash on your ride you know!!!

CCheets18 Apr 2014
1. Apply Butter to coping
2. Apply a thin layer of Duncombmite grinding and slashing action
3. Enjoy the finished product
Ppet_flies28 Apr 2014
RE: Happy LIttle Vegemitethis vegemite colourway is awesome, chima’s pale ale thunders are also sick.

I agree with nav, pro model trucks wheels and bearings just seem unnecessary.
I guess it’s cool, but just seems weird because we didn’t grow up with it.


I had a pair of theeves once, they’re good trucks and lasted ages.
I cracked a hanger but the titianium axel still managed to holed them together without any issues on grinds. I decided to retire them rather than waiting for that inconvenient fail moment when they give out on a handrail.
I think the thieve titaniums are the most expensive trucks you can buy, but I’m not 100% sold on titanium, because it takes too long to wear in a k-groove.

I'm riding hollow indys at the moment, which work for me with slightly less weight than classic indys.

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