Nosejob - Universal Drop Thru Longboard Nose Guard

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NOSEJOB - Universal Drop Thru Longboard Nose Guard

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* This nose guard is primarily for use with Drop-Thru style boards. It DOES also fit Drop-Down/Drop-Thru style boards like the Landyatchtz Switchblade and the Rayne Demonseed. * Not compatible with the Comet FSM or Loaded Tan Tien.

The Nosejob is a protective nose-guard for a drop-through style longboard.  Designed to fit the majority of drop-thru longboard styles available.  When you lose control of your board and it goes flying into a curb or hard object, this often means damage! Sometimes this damage can be fatal or unfixable.  Prevent fatal damage to your board with the Eastside Nosejob! The Nosejob also features hardware release hole slots to prevent your hardware from bending on an impact.  The Nosejob serves as a solid insurance investment that will increase the longevity of your board.

Don’t wait till it’s too late! Get one today and you won’t be sorry.

Highly recommended when purchasing a new drop-through board.  Made from highly durable composite plastic for numerous blows to the nose of your board.  Light weight and flexible means you won’t even notice it when riding!   Manufactured and distributed by Eastside Longboards.  (All rights reserved, Trademark 2011)

Install / Maintenance instructions:

• 1/4" longer Mounting Hardware is needed on the truck where a Nosejob is stalled.
• Mounts underneath your board. Loosen your kingpin and remove it and the hanger, leaving your baseplate on the board.  
• Remove the hardware nuts and washers and slide the Nosejob through the screws.
• Slide the Nosejob as far forward as it will go.
• Weight 2 ounces
• Put the washers and nuts back on and tighten firmly (not excessively). 
• Complete the assemble with the hanger, kingpin, and bushings, and you are ready to go.
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After an impact to the Nosejob:

• Notice if the Nosejob has slid back a bit through the hole slots. 
• If so, simply loosen the hardware nuts a bit and slide the Nosejob forward again. 
• Re-tighten the nuts and you are ready again. This step is important in preserving the life of your hardware and the Nosejob.

Here is a little video of the Nosejob bashing into assorted obstacles. Parking curb leaves a little paint on the Nosejob but the board remains unhurt. . . .