Tell me what techniques you use to paint the streets with long boards.

Is the extension board you are talking about a fish-shaped board? It is specially used for downhill or street riding. If it is a fish-shaped board, there are differences between the four-wheeled and double-tilt skateboards. The first one is what the original poster said: The second is that the tail and tip of the general fish-shaped board are flat and have no curves. The third is that the wheels are generally large and soft, so that there will be no small problems when riding on the street or downhill. The stones cause the skateboard to stop suddenly, and the big wheels are more durable at speed than the small wheels of ordinary rocker skateboards. The fourth thing is that the action is different. The rocker board is a fish-shaped board used for action. It is usually used to brush the street or Downhill has different uses (it does not rule out that those great people in the United States can use fish-shaped boards to do various movements). Also, fish-shaped boards are generally more expensive. . . The good ones are all 100. For ordinary skateboards, renting a similar one is enough for 700. Haha, I still have questions to ask.

I hope you will adopt it if you want to play with all hands