Loaded Ceviche

Loaded Ceviche Longboard Complete

With a built-in tail and subtle nose kick, this replacement for the Fish is a versatile link between carving bliss and old school/street skating. Camber and concave between the kicks allows for carving and pumping, while the nose and tail create a more surf-oriented feel with lots of opportunities for tricks. Loose and agile, it's time to explore the limits of your sidewalk and hill thrashing abilities.

With a built in vert-lam tail and a mellow nose, the Ceviche takes the best aspects of the Fish, dices it up and dishes out something brand new. Similar in length to the Fish, but with a shorter wheelbase, the Ceviche can be ridden between the trucks for pumping or off the tail for an aggressive, surfy feel. The tail is a bit softer than a traditional street deck tails, allowing for rebound and responsiveness. While the board can be ollied and lends itself to many standard street skating tricks, tech tricks are not it's primary intention. Loose and agile, it's time to explore the limits of your sidewalk and hill thrashing abilities.

Black Diamond Sports Recommends the following components:

• Paris 150mm Trucks
• ORANGATANG 4 Presidents 70mm Wheels
• Bones Swiss Bearings

SPECS:

CONSTRUCTION: Epoxy and Tri-axle fiberglass sandwich a vert-lam Bamboo core, pressed into concave and convex cambers with nose and tail kicks for liveliness, responsiveness and an endless array of trick opportunities.

FLEX: One stiff but snappy flex to keep all riders happy. Multiple truck placements let you customize the feel to your taste.

SETUP:

Trucks: Designed to work with a variety of trucks. In particular the Paris 150, Randal 150 and 125s

Wheels: Designed around 70mm or smaller wheels, including Orangatang 4Presidents A smaller wheel turns better, don’t forget!

Bearings:There are many great bearings and we recommend the Bones Super Swiss and Bones Swiss Bearings.

Additional Set-up: Play around with kingpin tightness to adjust the looseness of the trucks. There are a lot of new bushings coming to market and they can make a huge difference in the ride. Go out and experiment.

Riding Tips: The Ceviche can be ridden with a centered, slalom style stance for pumping, or off the tail for more of a surf thrash style. Learn to footbreak and slide. These are the safest ways to slow down at speed and they will increase your skills immensely as well as keep you safe on the hills.

GRAPHIC: The Fish graphic was originally designed by Jan Michael Bennett and influenced by ancient Japanese screens. The graphic was redesigned by Pablo and Diana of Nana Studio for the Fish. With the advent of the Ceviche, the graphic was baked into its current form.