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I just started skating and I bought an expensive board, But I feel to precocious of my deck, What could I do ?

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Deck: Plan B Sheckler Type A

Wheels: Love Hate Wheels

Trucks: Reynolds White Gold Indy Trucks

Barrings: SKF Skate Fast Barrings

Hardware: Shortys Lil' Phillips Hardware

Risers: Lucky Risers

Griptape: Black Magic Griptape

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are you serious??? instead of getting a deck with paint on it, maybe you should start off with a natural deck, so that way, you don't have to worry about messing up your "pretty" skateboard.

I agree with the guy above me. Grind, and do some tricks, so that it scratches the paint off, and makes your board look rad.
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do some grinds...make it look gnarly...then you'll think it looks cooler...

skaters don't give a **** if theyre boards look good or not

shred or die.
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its hard knowing that youre gonna mess up a perfect skateboard. but after awhile, you learn to cope with it. the better you get, the more you realize that the board doesnt matter. but, starting out, just regular skating will protect the deck graphic for the most part. once you start doing tricks, the nose and tail will get scratched up. but until you get into grinds, the deck should stay in pretty good condition. hope it helps!
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Well your gonna mess up the bottom. I bought and element Muska deck and I did not use it for a month. I was worried that i would mess it up. I would start of with a blank deck or a shop made deck.

Hope I helped
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what does precausase mean?
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Is "to precocious of my deck" skater talk? I don't understand ... sorry.
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When I first started skating I bought a Zero board with all the goodies, cost about $130, had the same problem.. didn't want to scuff it up..

Just keep doing what youre doing.. one day you'll roll your ankle, throw the son-of-a-b in the middle of the road, and your precociousness will disappear. After your ankle gets better, you'll take more risks and not worry so much about skuffing the paint.
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