One of the best explanations of front and rear angle setups along with the bushings used. I’m just starting the pumping as my main mode of transport after over 40 yrs of push riding and racing. Just too hard on my knees these days but I still love the feel of the ride. Please do more videos on this awesome riding technique. Thanks rob
Thanks for the review. All of the shops say you should use RKPs but I prefer TKPs. Also just happen to have some Bennetts and maybe a Tracker 139 on the back.
Thanks Robert. I tried an RKP Paris 150 on the front as an experiment, but it wasn't as easy to pump as the Bennett, so it's still as I had it in the video and I love it!
Nice quick overview. What's the benefit of a board like this over a bracket mount like the wiggler? I've been looking at the Zenit AZ, too, but feel like there's something I'm missing.
I think the main benefit is that the Supersonic is good for both pushing AND pumping. Even with brackets on the Wiggler, the Supersonic is lower, so it's better for pushing. I would imagine that this weekend the riders at Ultraskate will be taking advantage of both methods. It's also much lighter than the Wiggler. However, I went for a ride on the Wiggler this morning and it just pumps so effortlessly. Honestly, it's like cheating
Basically I like the skinny Paris 129s. I have only found other RKP options in a Randall at 125mm, but the Paris 129 Streets are cheap, and to me the rear truck isn't as crucial to pumping as long as I can wedge it to 0deg. I have cut down Paris 150s to 125 to use as a front truck, and I am about to try a modded a Paris 150 RKP on this board next. I originally bought a Beernett modded truck, which I currently have on my Wiggler, and it's amazing. I have since modded three more Bennetts on my own and I am sold. I am only going to try the modded Paris for science, because I am biased and already don't think it will pump as well as the Bennetts. Who knows?
I think it's normal. In this photo, the middle TKP is mounted reverse and the top/bottom are mounted normal with wedging: photos.app.goo.gl/a2MyNwrw6o8PrMFN6
Ah yes, you will not find them anywhere! I dyed them myself using a set of white Boas and two bottles of RIT Liquid Synthetic Dye in RACING RED. It was pretty easy to do, and the color hasn't faded or worn off at all in 4 months
@@DaveNZ3339 Thank you for the information. Seems like White Boa 90mm Hatchling is out of stock at the moment. Do you think White Boa 100mm Constrictor could fit with Supersonic without getting wheel bite?
Not necessarily. It pumps really well, but I love it as a city commuter because it's great for pushing too. I've commuted on the Wiggler, but it really wants a flat, open road. Long story short, the Supersonic is an excellent city cruiser
Thanks for the review Dave. I just got my supersonic and ordered a DT Bhanger for the front truck. Have you tried a Poppy or Bhanger instead of the modified bennett?
Aloha, is that the 8ply XL platform? How about the space for the feets? Maybe you can help with the measurements? Also got a wiggler. Which deck better performance for pumping? Nice Review. BG
Hey BG, this is the 7-ply regular version. Even though it's shorter than the Wiggler, I still don't use the entire flat area, probably about 3/4 of it. I think the Wiggler is still easier to pump faster, but the Supersonic is lighter and better for pushing. When I am on a long bike path with lots of room, I prefer the Wiggler. If I am on city streets or if there are hills and different terrain where there will be a combination of pushing and pumping, the Supersonic is the better weapon.
@@honolulujuicer7573 I have an adjustable Beernett on the Wiggler, which is set to its narrowest at 137mm which seems to work better with the Dad Bods wheels. I haven't tried the Beernett on the Supersonic ua-cam.com/video/e3r1nruF-5s/v-deo.html
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One of the best explanations of front and rear angle setups along with the bushings used. I’m just starting the pumping as my main mode of transport after over 40 yrs of push riding and racing. Just too hard on my knees these days but I still love the feel of the ride. Please do more videos on this awesome riding technique. Thanks rob
Thanks for the review. All of the shops say you should use RKPs but I prefer TKPs. Also just happen to have some Bennetts and maybe a Tracker 139 on the back.
Solid setups and advice!
Thanks Robert. I tried an RKP Paris 150 on the front as an experiment, but it wasn't as easy to pump as the Bennett, so it's still as I had it in the video and I love it!
Great description of your setup. Thank you.
Thanks! I need some gear that matches my ldp skating so ty for sharing cool gear
Great review, thanks for making and sharing it! Looks like a very fun build.
jealous of this PATH.
Nice quick overview. What's the benefit of a board like this over a bracket mount like the wiggler? I've been looking at the Zenit AZ, too, but feel like there's something I'm missing.
I think the main benefit is that the Supersonic is good for both pushing AND pumping. Even with brackets on the Wiggler, the Supersonic is lower, so it's better for pushing. I would imagine that this weekend the riders at Ultraskate will be taking advantage of both methods.
It's also much lighter than the Wiggler. However, I went for a ride on the Wiggler this morning and it just pumps so effortlessly. Honestly, it's like cheating
How's your Diy board and brakets set up compair to your new Pantheon board and trucks?
Im gunna have to try that bennet! Why not do the 0° option with a rkp truck?
Basically I like the skinny Paris 129s. I have only found other RKP options in a Randall at 125mm, but the Paris 129 Streets are cheap, and to me the rear truck isn't as crucial to pumping as long as I can wedge it to 0deg. I have cut down Paris 150s to 125 to use as a front truck, and I am about to try a modded a Paris 150 RKP on this board next.
I originally bought a Beernett modded truck, which I currently have on my Wiggler, and it's amazing. I have since modded three more Bennetts on my own and I am sold. I am only going to try the modded Paris for science, because I am biased and already don't think it will pump as well as the Bennetts. Who knows?
Aloha, is that a Paris Street TKP on the last setup with the extra wedge. And how did you mount it, normal or reverse? BG
I think it's normal. In this photo, the middle TKP is mounted reverse and the top/bottom are mounted normal with wedging:
photos.app.goo.gl/a2MyNwrw6o8PrMFN6
Can you tell me where did you purchase the red Boa 90mm wheels? I have been looking online, but I couldn't find it anywhere.
Ah yes, you will not find them anywhere!
I dyed them myself using a set of white Boas and two bottles of RIT Liquid Synthetic Dye in RACING RED. It was pretty easy to do, and the color hasn't faded or worn off at all in 4 months
@@DaveNZ3339 Thank you for the information. Seems like White Boa 90mm Hatchling is out of stock at the moment. Do you think White Boa 100mm Constrictor could fit with Supersonic without getting wheel bite?
Nice & Thanks :)
Would you recommend this board as a city cruiser (more pushing than pumping)?
Not necessarily. It pumps really well, but I love it as a city commuter because it's great for pushing too. I've commuted on the Wiggler, but it really wants a flat, open road.
Long story short, the Supersonic is an excellent city cruiser
@@DaveNZ3339 Thanks. Pantheon makes it difficult to decide which board to get, Pranayama, Trip, Supersonic... Decisions, decisions...
@@zoomhardinI have exact the same problem and I still don’t know what to go for….
@@Space-Piranhasame here…undecided among the trip and the supersonic
This is Brisbane yes?
Yes, first along Kedron Brook and then along Kingsford Smith Drive
Thanks for the review Dave. I just got my supersonic and ordered a DT Bhanger for the front truck. Have you tried a Poppy or Bhanger instead of the modified bennett?
No, I haven't ever tried a precision truck. Let me know how it goes!
Aloha, is that the 8ply XL platform? How about the space for the feets? Maybe you can help with the measurements? Also got a wiggler. Which deck better performance for pumping? Nice Review. BG
Hey BG, this is the 7-ply regular version. Even though it's shorter than the Wiggler, I still don't use the entire flat area, probably about 3/4 of it.
I think the Wiggler is still easier to pump faster, but the Supersonic is lighter and better for pushing. When I am on a long bike path with lots of room, I prefer the Wiggler. If I am on city streets or if there are hills and different terrain where there will be a combination of pushing and pumping, the Supersonic is the better weapon.
@@DaveNZ3339 Aloha, i think you also got a adjustable beernett. Does it also works with a narrower hanger?
@@honolulujuicer7573 I have an adjustable Beernett on the Wiggler, which is set to its narrowest at 137mm which seems to work better with the Dad Bods wheels. I haven't tried the Beernett on the Supersonic
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Choice.
How long does it take to break it in ?
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Any updates?
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Yep, in Australia!!
what is youre speed?
Around 20-22kph on the supersonic. On the Wiggler I get around 24-25kph with the same effort