<p>If i skate around campus with a longbaord (to get to places) will i get in trouble? I heard skating on campus is not allowed, but i see people do it when im at the campus. Would security ticket or ignore me if they saw me skating (for transportation)?</p>
<p>They could in specific areas of campus. Outer ring road = nono, inner ring road and other sidewalks and things = ok.</p>
<p>I skate to class w/ my friend's longboard all the tiem and its np. skating around mesa court to relax at 11 pm at night is win. Skating down the mesa parking structure at 12 pm = more win.</p>
<p>shoefactory, would u recommend a longboard or a bike to bring? or maybe both? cus i enjoy doing both, but wat would be better at UCI?</p>
<p>Longboard is more convenient because if you want to go on a path where you might get in trouble, you can just carry it around instead of walking your bike.</p>
<p>I happen to be buying a longboard this summer.</p>
<p>i know this thread is kind of old
but speaking of longboards,
what kind do you guys recommend?
sector9s are definitely popular but a lot say they're overrated?
it's going to be my first longboard
and price isn't really a factor BUT..something reasonable especially since..like i said it's going to be my first one.
thanks in advance!</p>
<p>i got a $85 one on ebay about a few weeks ago</p>
<p>the seller is sextondj</p>
<p>it's a 29" mini longboard (shortboard). the brand is socal skater (some no name brand) but it is 100% legit</p>
<p>yeah sector9 is popular. i advise you just get cheap board for your first one, theyre all the same anyways. You can always buy new trucks or wheels if they suck.</p>