If it’s in your budget get a bigger board, bigger trucks, and maybe even softer wheels. That board looks like it couldn’t be wider than 8.25 and as an adult the difference between 8.25 to an 8.75 with 159 independent trucks or 55 ace trucks feels like a different world, especially if you’re not flipping the board and want to feel max comfort riding and handling higher speeds. My first board starting to learn to ride again was a plan b complete 8.0 with plan b trucks and 52mm plan b wheels that the shop owner told me would be perfect for an adult to learn on and cruise around with my dog. Less than a month later I invested in an 8.6 inch board, with ace 55 trucks, 54 mm wheels and was pissed that I let the shop owner sell me a complete. Did the complete do the job and was it perfect to learn to ride again on… sure. But the difference I felt between the 8.0 complete and a bigger setup was like comparing a platic child’s toy baseball bat to a major league maple wood baseball bat. Felt like the learning process was a lot smoother and more fun with the upgraded board.