Skateboarding

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ITS NOT THE WHEELS!its the bearings.if you keep the shell on the bearing then it shouldn't make that much noise.

This person is most known for being a professional skateboarder. He turned pro in 2000 and his specialty is street type competitions. His favorite trick is known to be, an ollie.

Before you play your game, it should ask for the 25 (or however many characters) character code. The code is located either on the information manual or inside the game case. If you lost your game code, google for your game code or registration. Other people sometimes supply alternate codes.

They are similar, but not exactly the same. A skateboard is shorter, and provides an opportunity to perform a greater variety of tricks. As has been testified to me, a longboard is easier to ride, as it is longer, and glides incredibly easily.

Well if there broken you need a new set of trucks. But to put them on you need a truck tool and a automatic/non automatic screwdriver. The truck tool will hold the nuts on the board and the screw driver will make the nut tight so your truck wont fall off.

just google roswell fingerboards .com there you are click on custom and create away

No Skate Board From Walmart Is A Good Choice. The Entire Board IS Extremley Crappy. I Would Suggest A Complete Package Board From Zumiez or Zumiez.Com Its Only 89.95 but with tax it comes out to about 94.45 I Would Suggest A Black-Out Or Speed Demon With Rush Sevens Bearings Thunder Trucks And Any Poly-Uro Wheels You Can Upgrade The Package For $2.00 - $7.50 (Personal Experience) It May Seem Expensive But In Reality Its The Cheapest Deal You Can Get. And It Lasts Extremely Long & Even If You Break The Deck A Relpacement Is About 32.42 Very Good Deal Oh And Dont Expect Any Refunds Decks Dont Last Forever

It IS easy to ripstick, but it is a difficult concept to learn. While our minds are used to wheels traveling in a straight line, we have to put all that aside to realize how a ripstick operates on shopping cart-like wheels. I find it is easiest to put my front foot on, keep it level, and push off like a skateboard while quickly placing my other foot on the back. Then to "push", you simply wiggle the back end which propels you forward. Once you get the feel for it, you can fine tune your abilities with jumping onto the ripstick to start out, wiggling the front AND back for speed and even doing tight circles in place which plays havoc on your equilibrium. But of course, as with all things in life, anything is easy if you practice practice practice.

No, they´re not.

There seems to be good reviews for the Santa Cruz Stormtrooper longboard. Many who have purchased this and tried it out have said they really like it and it is better than other boards they have had.

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Gravity affects skateboards just like it does with everything else. A great basketball player can only hang in the air for so long before he can dunk the ball, but the factor of gravity depends on the speed that the ball player was traveling when he left the ground. Now with skateboarding, the more speed you have, and the amount of pop you deliver in the ollie will depend on how high you get on the speed will help with the gravity and you can stay in the air longer. but like we have already heard, what goes up, must come down.

it is really good. other skateshops: Mainland, Vans. Metro, Santa Cruz

Photos available from Transworld and Thrasher magazine. Del Mar Skate Ranch, Shut up and skate, Happy Ramp, Fallbrook Rampand the Powell Skatezone. Grinding for over 25 years

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Push hard

No, you are only a pro if YOU are scratched up, sometimes, you can be a pro and not be scratched up if you are a SUPER pro

First you have to understand concave. Concave is a term of the curve of the deck. Not from nose to tail, but from side to side. You will notice the board dips down in the middle (or comes up on the sides, however you want to look at it). This allows your heels/toes to flick the board for kickflips and heelflips. The deeper the groove (or the more the side come up) the more the concave. So, for a board to have mellow concave it is more flat.

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kicking a football, throwing a stone, ballistic missile, satelites...etc

a guy who put roller skate trucks on a 2x4 peice of wood

You can get skateboards at your local skateshop. One of the biggest skateboarding company is called ZUMIEZ. There, you can pick out any equipment or you can pick out gear. They will put everything together in front of you and you will be able to pick out everything on it. ZUMIEZ is usually in the mall, so if you have one near you, check there. Otherwise, if you can't find one, look on Google maps or something and type in "skateshop." Hope this helps! :)

You can also order from skateboard manufactures directly like http://www.strght.com.

Yeah baker is way better