Mindblowing board. loosen up the trucks and u have an unbelievably small turning circle. great for city carving, i ride it in melbourne every day. grips when u want it to, slides when u want it to, sick board. when i first got it i was a bit doubtful of it, but once i got used to it i can't get off. its insanely good, i highly reccomend this as ur small light city cruiser over anything

The Rayne Timeline is by far the sickest for carving and pumping on the flats. I won't bore you with the actual setup on mine, but I will tell you that no matter what you throw on it, you should be able to pump this thing like crazy. It makes for spring-loaded stand up slides, even on 75mm Big Zigs, due to the concave, flexy-flexy-flex you can throw yourself into when you want it, and the 33.5" makes for nice tight turning. I hope Rayne keeps putting these out for years to come, because it doesn't get better than this in a pumper/carver. Seriously.

This is the sweetest carving deck, whenever we hit up skateparks like New West, I like to break out my Timeline and surf the snake run or bowl. It also really fun for around town. It is especially nimble in tight places. I have mine rigged up with a set of randle RII 150's, with some grippy wheels like the Abec 11 grippens in 75a.

i like this board a lot, its good for hills/riding around in town. Its pretty good size, and does not weigh to much so its not a pain to carry around.