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Motive

destroys parks and rails not wallets.

Men's Freestyle Board

The Motive is Jordan Mendenhall’s board for destroying parks, rails, pipes, jumps or anything else thrown at him. This twin tip is refined for freestyle riding with wide stance options, a medium flex to help lock in on rails or nose presses and a fast durable base.

Sizes:

Boot Size:

5.5-10.5 Men's US

Flex:

5/10

Specifications:

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Features

Ideal for an intermediate/expert freestyle rider.
It’s the Jordan Mendenhall pro model.
Board graphics by Seripop, known for their punk album and poster work.
Fatter steel edges for the rigors of freestyle riding.
Twin tip shape with a medium symmetrical flex.
Fast and durable stone ground 2000 sintered base.
2 year warranty.

Technology

Core Construction:	FORMULA CORE
Laminate:	BIAX
Core Profile:	ALL MOUNTAIN PROFILE
ABS Sidewall:	2 Angle Freestyle The dual angle shape of this sidewall backs up and supports the edge under loading.
Base:	SINTERED 2000

Construction

AFT POWER RAIL (ARAMID FIBER TECHNOLOGY)
HARDWOOD POWER RAIL
SELECT LT CORE
CARBON TECH LAMINATES
POLYESTER FLEECE
ABS SIDEWALL
RUBBER FOIL
STEEL EDGE
SINTERED 4000 BASE

Art / Design

According to Seripop they "live, draw, design, screen print, and play noisy punk rock in Montreal. They like cats, tofu, comix, and getting in the van." They are well known for their imaginative punk album and poster work.
Get more info at www.seripop.com

Advice and Tip Section

What makes the right board for me?

There are always going to be innovations and gimmicks available to you, so here are a couple simple tips to help you pick the right board. Choose a board that is wide enough for you. If you wear a size 12 boot you will need to look for a wide model, if you wear a womens size 6 you should be looking at womens freestyle boards. If you weigh 125 pounds you should look for a board that has a softer flex than a board built for someone who is over 180 pounds. If you live in thee east and ride icy conditions most of the time consider a board that has carbon to help keep that edge dug in while turning.

What’s sidecut got to do with it?

Side cut is the hourglass shape that makes your board turn. The numbers you may see referred to as the radius are the size of the sidecut in your board. The larger the number the mellower each turn is going to feel, the smaller the number the tighter and more aggressive each turn will feel. A small radius provides for a more skateboard like feel, while a larger radius rides like a surfboard.

I like the board, but the graphics suck. What can I do?

Spray paint your board. Easy to do. Then sticker it. Done.