Slappy ST1 Classic 8 Hole Baseplate Skateboard Trucks - Raw - 9.00" feed-color-Black/Glow Designed by Mike Sinclair for Surfacing:Skatelite feed-color-White Leather/Caroline Blue CMBQ9FF37 Made in Portugal

Name: Slappy ST1 Classic 8 Hole Baseplate Skateboard Trucks - Raw - 9.00" feed-color-Black/Glow Designed by Mike Sinclair for Surfacing:Skatelite feed-color-White Leather/Caroline Blue CMBQ9FF37 Made in Portugal
Brand: musiquesuzuki-lyon-est.fr
SKU: 34900765589
Price: 58.95 USD
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Slappy ST1 Classic 8 Hole Baseplate Skateboard Trucks Raw 9.00" feed color Black Glow Designed by Mike Sinclair for Surfacing:Skatelite feed color White Leather Caroline Blue CMBQ9FF37 Made in Portugal Designed by Mike Sinclair for the best grind clearance without sacrificing turning ability Hollow Kingpin and Axle for Reduced Weight

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