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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by wubstep » Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:48 pm

He is brilliant but the entire Japanese scene is crazy, the French are onto something to, commence video dump;


Shitty quality but brilliant vision. Skating starts about a minute in.


Crazy Japs


Outstanding cinematography and pure NY street skating, 5boro are unfuckwithable.

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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by Shekul » Thu Dec 15, 2011 11:19 pm

Baker vids >


also

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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by mylon » Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:34 am

wubstep wrote:
Outstanding cinematography and pure NY street skating, 5boro are unfuckwithable.
:o
also, Deathwish for life.
i got a question to ask you guys. i've been on a pretty long hiatus from skating because everyone i know is allergic to physical activity, but im gonna start skating again, soon. i hopped on my deck the other day and when i ride it, it's REALLY bumpy. it's practically unridable because if you ride for too long, your feet start to hurt/tickle and you have to get off. i was just wondering if you guys knew what it was? trucks, bearings, wheels (im guessing its probably the wheels or bearings). i wanna find out so i can get replacement parts for christmas and get steezy.

ps. i know it's not normal because it's not how it used to be like.

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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by NW_DUBAHOLIC » Fri Dec 16, 2011 5:04 am

You probably just need some new wheels. If your wheel spins fine when you spin it by hand then it's not a problem with your bearing. Softer/larger wheels are a lot smoother on rough pavement but slower than a hard wheel would be on smooth pavement. Also the larger your wheel the farther you will roll without having to push again. Smaller wheels accelerate faster when you push but lose speed quickly. 54mm is a pretty good size wheel in the middle. I recommend you get Bones Street Formula or Skatepark Formula. They pretty much never flatspot no matter how many powerslides you do and you can send them back if you do get a flatspot.
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by Mehlovich » Fri Dec 16, 2011 11:59 am

a couple of my friends are in this Adidas video:



Also my roomie has just got his own board made:
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by AxeD » Fri Dec 16, 2011 12:47 pm

Haha that's so sick
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by mylon » Fri Dec 16, 2011 7:42 pm

NW DUBAHOLIC wrote:You probably just need some new wheels. If your wheel spins fine when you spin it by hand then it's not a problem with your bearing. Softer/larger wheels are a lot smoother on rough pavement but slower than a hard wheel would be on smooth pavement. Also the larger your wheel the farther you will roll without having to push again. Smaller wheels accelerate faster when you push but lose speed quickly. 54mm is a pretty good size wheel in the middle. I recommend you get Bones Street Formula or Skatepark Formula. They pretty much never flatspot no matter how many powerslides you do and you can send them back if you do get a flatspot.
much appreciated man

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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by mylon » Fri Dec 16, 2011 7:42 pm

NW DUBAHOLIC wrote:You probably just need some new wheels. If your wheel spins fine when you spin it by hand then it's not a problem with your bearing. Softer/larger wheels are a lot smoother on rough pavement but slower than a hard wheel would be on smooth pavement. Also the larger your wheel the farther you will roll without having to push again. Smaller wheels accelerate faster when you push but lose speed quickly. 54mm is a pretty good size wheel in the middle. I recommend you get Bones Street Formula or Skatepark Formula. They pretty much never flatspot no matter how many powerslides you do and you can send them back if you do get a flatspot.
much appreciated man

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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by AxeD » Sun Jun 24, 2012 1:53 pm

Fat bump
Getting back into it. Not bothered with tricks anymore though, so I'm getting a cruiser :)




1:43 in this one :o

Everything Gonzales does on a board is great. He also inspired me to have a car drive over my foot, didn't hurt
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by Trichome » Sun Jun 24, 2012 2:05 pm

Prepare to be blown away:

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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by topmo3 » Sun Jun 24, 2012 2:17 pm

wish i could skate proper, only do a bit of longboarding (don't hate me)
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by noam » Sun Jun 24, 2012 2:34 pm

*is blown away*

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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by AxeD » Sun Jun 24, 2012 2:52 pm

topmo3 wrote:wish i could skate proper, only do a bit of longboarding (don't hate me)
What board you got?

Going for a Koastal 2 face or a Carr 66 myself. Not exactly long decks but that's not something I need anyway.
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by sigbowls » Sun Jun 24, 2012 2:56 pm

i have a sector 9 cloud 9 bored from high school

I'm going to get all the other stuff for it soon
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by Mammoth » Sun Jun 24, 2012 8:50 pm

:h: Full cab flips! Took me long enough
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by NW_DUBAHOLIC » Sun Jun 24, 2012 9:45 pm

Please don't turn this into a longboarding thread :|

Longboarding is pretty much the brostep of skateboarding haha
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by sigbowls » Sun Jun 24, 2012 9:53 pm

its skateboarding for lazy people
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by BonerJams04 » Mon Jun 25, 2012 6:27 am

only got a few tricks dialed. prefer to just bomb some hills with my friends.
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by mks » Mon Jun 25, 2012 6:43 am

NW DUBAHOLIC wrote:Please don't turn this into a longboarding thread :|

Longboarding is pretty much the brostep of skateboarding haha
Man, fuck off!! I have done more gnarly shit with my longboard like on serious vert than you have EVAR. You little kick flippies wouldn't understand. You're like the clownstep of skateboarding...
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Re: skateboarding crew

Post by mks » Mon Jun 25, 2012 7:15 am

This is the 36" vert longboard I've been riding. I know you were talking about cruisers, but I had to speak up. I've been riding longboards on vert for the past 12 years.

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