Skateboarding

53 to 65 US Dollars

Yes I even have some... the only problem with it is that the grip is not as good as it should be, but still skatable.

Tony Hawk's first wife was Cindy Dunbar and his second wife was called Erin Lee.

skateboard and get him a real one from zumiez 115 do it dont get it from walmart or target or they will suck i have a skateboard and i prefer them over scooters they take more practice but in the end there worth it went u start doing tricks btw hes 3 so maybe scooter until he is 7 or 6

Nope. You have to be creative in each one. Work hard, and you may earn more.

Ken Block created DC not Rob Dyrdek. Rob is just sponsored by DC.

no the eightbit is thicker and long. that makes eight bit a lot better than penny boards and the eightbit is also cheaper!

RipSticks are very fun, but may take a little time to learn. I personally own the "G", which is probably the best model available. I personally love them because of the way they turn, and when you get good at it you can take them out for some long distance traveling, unlike a skateboard.

Another thing to keep in mind is that the more speed you have on the ripstick, the more stable it is.

So learn your footing, learning to tilt your feet in opposite directions in turns, and remember to ride it like a snowboard and not a skateboard, and you are going to love it!

he is ryan shecklers brother. he isn't a pro though.

Yes, it is. There is currently a pro ripstik team.

Thomas Welsh was not the inventor of the skateboard. He was simply a man who saw that there was no patent and wanted to capitalize on that fact, so he applied for the patent. Going back as far as 1962, there was a patent for a "child's coaster" by A.C. Boyden.

Ryan White was an AIDS and civil rights activist. He was born with severe hemophilia and after contracting a rare form of pneumonia was diagnosed with AIDS at the age of 13. After being diagnosed with AIDS his local community tried to prevent him from returning to school because he had a communicable disease and little was known about it at the time. He fought in court for the right to return to school and won. He died of complications of AIDS in 1990 at age 18.

he has SHECKLER across his back, skate life till death on his under forearms, Shane and Kane for his brothers right below the insides of his elbows, and a skateboard on his left forearm.

yes but it depends on the surface u play on. for example if u play on cement the friction wil make the tech deck ride very slow.

Alot the man is a legend he divined skateboarding

dan cates, lee dainton, mark nicholson, boots, horsey basically anyone from death skateboards. stu graham, kohran gayle, Rodney clarke, daryl dominquez the list goes on and on

It depends on if u have trucks If u have trucks jus buy the shoes but if u have no trux at all there's no point in buyn shoes because it's not lke ur gonna use them to skate in

They learn tricks from where everyone learns them. there friends, computer, or even sponsors, or they could see someone on the street. but they pretty much know all tricks.

get some cuttting board for 2 dollars at target or someting then cut out palm and finger pieces, then hot glue to gardening gloves

Im not sure, I've heard that there is that awesome almost uber light skateboard, it has actually got a deck inside adeck, wierd huh, but the "inner deck" is made from carbon fiber, and the"outer deck" is from the traditional 7 ply maple stuff, Also, there is that new element push deck which is the same as that "featherlight helium", just with extra carbon fiber inlay to make it lighter and stronger, they both have "supernatural pop". take your pick!

Flipping people off, is an obscene hand gesture, used to insult people, which dates back to Ancient Rome/Greece. Who invented it is not known.

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5meters i have proven it at denmark skate park

More than u can count

skateboarding with a longboard, not a trick board, and carving/bombing down hills

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