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skateboarding lesson
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On 9/11/2010 gegejosper
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You will know skate boarding if you have guts to play this and I love skateboarding that makes me happy and it is fun totally extreme. hey check this out it may help you in skateboard lesson, http://www.goskate.com to get free skateboard lessons feel free and enjoy!
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Future Racers Quiz
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On 9/29/2009 timeship racing
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Good job Mig! Now send us your real name and address so we can send you a goodie package!
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Future Racers Quiz
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On 9/25/2009 mig
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From left to right: Daniel Duquet, Gabriel Duquet, and Zion Miller...
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Future Racers Quiz
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On 9/25/2009 timeship racing
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TimeShip Skate School will send a Prize package to the first including a DVD to the first person to correctly identify these US Nationals Podium winners! No other Skate Schools answers will be permitted (Claude, Jason!)[img:o6zbol07]http://www.timeshipr acing.com/photogallery/_0140.jpg[/img:o6z bol07]
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trucks+ollie
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On 3/30/2009 tim
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when you ollie pretend your jumping then when the tail hits the ground and pops slide your front foot from the back screws foward. ollie
for downhill ride your trucks as loose as you can so that you learn how the truck turns you will be surprised to see how each truck is different and how loose trucks really does save lives.
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Sick video
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On 3/6/2009 torin
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United States
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Go to youtube and search torin's sponsor me video and watch the first one. please rate and comment. thank you. It is a video of me sliding
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Maryhill pcitures of Juniors
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On 9/17/2008
Jon Huey
wrote in from
United States
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Hey here is a link to photos from this year's 2008 Maryhill Festival of Speed.
Click here for link
Here is a link to the juniors
Click here for link
Zak Maytum, on right, won the Juniors.
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help
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On 8/28/2008
zak
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United States
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i need help to being a better skateboarder so i can compete in a contest im 12 my email is zakw@hotmail.com or zk_wd@yahoo.com
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Need Help to Ollie
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On 7/9/2008
Jamal
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United States
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i need help to ollie i cant seem to ollie i skate wit my left foot at the nose an i pop wit my right at the end.any help would be greatly appriciated.email me at jamalfaison@yahoo.com or at my.myspace just type in my email
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add my team in a race
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On 5/26/2008
Cole
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United States
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My team is called NWBC it stands for the northwest board crew. and we are all 14 we want to start competeing and we need help signing up please email me colehilllb@yahoo.com
thanks
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On 11/26/2007
Savannah
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United States
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Where are all the pics from the morrow bay junior division race of 2000 ?? ? ? ?
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slidefest in socal
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On 11/14/2007
Sk8pops
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United States
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I almost forgot to mention, Kirby was sliding like a KING thanks to Richy 'N' Maria Carrasco @ (sk8kings.com). He won the event riding a SK8Kings 360 KING street deck w/ SK8Kings tail blocks on both ends, rolling on SK8Kings Crown Jewels wheels 55/98 (red labels)......
Shaun @ Pressure Drop Longboards set kirby up in the glove dept with a set of PDL BEEFCAKE slider pucks for total control.....
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slidefest in so cal
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On 11/14/2007
Sk8pops
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United States
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True that CAT!
I didn't see him load the broom in the back of the truck when we left the house, but he brought the big one..... SWEEEP!! 1st in open div. and best trick in open div. It was a Jr. jam fest with Dylan foley sliding away with 3rd in open div. too!!!! With all the kids these days skating in multi disciplines the future of skateboarding is looking better than ever!!! Now get out there you PuNkS and start schoolin' the old guys!!!!
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Slidefest in SoCal
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On 11/5/2007 Cat
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United States
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I heard a rumor that Kirby Cox kicked a$$ & took names.
Best trick & Open Division winner.
Id that true??
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helmet.
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On 8/3/2007 Sam of NY
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United States
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ICARO 4fight! Wooooh!
I've seen a helmet that looks very similar to the 4fight but the tail is a bit more of a cubed? looking thing, it still comes to a point of course! but I just thought it was funny how much of the 4fight there was in the helmet.
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Helmets
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On 7/17/2007
Christian
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United States
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I just have a full face helmet. IT was for riding a street bike
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Helmets
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On 7/17/2007
Dave
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United States
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i just got an full face HCI helmet for downhill. for just regular skateboarding i wear a triple 8, but i really like the classic protecs the best. the only place i know of to get a classic protec is www.stokedskateboards.com. they have really nice liners in them and are really comfortable.
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Helmets
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On 7/14/2007
Christian
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United States
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I was wondering what kind of helmets you people wear.
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Bushings
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On 7/6/2007
Christian
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United States
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The Doh-Doh's i cracked was a yellow one. I use the yellow one as a bottom bushing and bones as a top bushing. And it wasnt to tight because i was able to do a U-turn on my street standing up.
JimZ bushings seem like good bushing to me.. Im looking into buying them. they are a little on the expensive side but i want to nowif they are worth buying.
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DH bushings
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On 7/5/2007 PSR
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United States
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Wow, you split Doh-doh's?! What hardness? Were they 'cranked' way down? Also, were they the 'top' conical shaped ones?
I've used the lower Doh-dohs for years without issues at all, but the conical tops are worthless to me on most trucks (however, they're great as cushions for the bottom of toilet seats, just the right height). With my 'bombing' trucks, I rarely use a conical bushing, I prefer to have a Fat Barrel bushing on both sides of the hanger. Keep that in mind, even if getting Khiro or Bitch bushings (though their 'taller' conicals fit well, and give some resistance to the Wobs).
Jim-Z's I don't own, yet, as I've got a decent number of Stimulators still (been using them since they came out in the mid-80's). However, I've been on a few boards with the Jim-Z's, and they feel great. I can't recall which ones (black, off-white) are the softer or harder, sorry. Something you'd want to ask Landyatchz, Kebbek, or Mile-High skates about. I can say this though; Jim actually went about making these to fill the niche that Stims left open, and did so with Downhilling in mind. Good bushings, no doubt. Radikals still are worth noting, but I find that to fit trucks other than Radikals (and sometimes to fit Rads better..) I have to trim them using a drill press and file. Stims or Jim-Z's should just fit as-is as a lower bushing on most trucks. Top bushings, Jim-Z's are the only FAT-but-not-too-tall bushing out there.
If you're running into issues with using taller bushings, maybe look into kingpins that're another 1/8" or 1/4" longer? Also pay attention to your washers, and replace thick ones with Stainless-Steel 3/8" Flat-washers (10mm Metrics, I think?), which are strong despite being thinner.
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Truck looseness
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On 7/5/2007
Christian
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United States
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What kind of bushings do you have cause my dad bought me some Doh-Doh's and one of them cracked the first day i got them.....
Have you ever used the JimZ Speed Bushing?
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Truck looseness
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On 7/4/2007 PSR
wrote in from
United States
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Christian, run tighter at first. Why? Two good reasons.. One is Wobbles, which you don't want. And the other is stability in footbraking. Once you're good and comfy at 40-ish, then back off the bushing tension a half turn, run it again, repeat... Settle in where you can still steer, footbrake, and run fast with only a hint of wob. That's your 'race' mode, unless you're something either too boring or burly. When that happens, change the trucks as little as possible, but work instead on the wheels (bigger/faster for boring hills, smaller/stickier for the burly ones) to get the 'flow' of optimum coasting speed and best cornering blended right for the run.
Also, pay close attention to your bushing choices. Those little inexpensive bits of plastic are far more important than any one thing to your ability to handle speed.
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speedboarding
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On 7/4/2007
Christian
wrote in from
United States
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I just got a kracked skulls semitar speedboard. I have Randal Dh and Pink Gumballs. I was wondering how tight/loose you put your trucks. i ride mine loose becasue i havent done any high speed runs over 30 yet but im planning to.
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study till people give you wierd looks... then study some more! just make sure you enjoy it all the while...
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On 6/17/2007 Sam of NY
wrote in from
United States
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look at photos, videos, the earlier stuff on the going downhill with david rogers Q&A as well as the Chris Chaput on speed forums. good photo sources would be kkphoto.net and galleries.psychos.org
for videos youtube pretty much is the mecca you should take a pilgrimage to.
right now I'm studying Roli Hafner and trying to figure out how he does hairpins in a standing position (without a hand down), I just find him such an interesting rider because he can hop into a tuck with such ease after coming out of one such turn- he also has a sick amount of understanding when it comes to knowing how your wheels interpret and act with the road while their under great amounts of sideways force.
you also may want to learn to brake with both feet (interchangeably of course!) not just to save money on shoes but also just to have it as a trick up your sleeve as it might confuse your opponents to see you suddenly change your methods during a race. and in a perfect world I would assume it beneficial to learn to ride regular and goofy footing stance.
skate without ceasing!
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Lookin for some guidance
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On 6/3/2007
Craig
wrote in from
United States
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Hey bros, I'm pretty new to the sport (since the past few months, about) and I have a crew of about four or five and we ride out in Orinda/Lafayette/Moraga, but we've never rode with anyone who actually competes or knows real technique we're just kinda figurin it out on our own. I was wonderin if there was an east bay team we could come watch/possibly join so we can get some tips on technique and all that good stuff
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