Skateboarding

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Fine. I've got em on a 99.

bones super reds are good bearings. at my local skateshop it is 30 bucks just like reds. super reds have better steel and quieter

the first wax was a candle

No,do not get one,I have one and it broke instantly!

And the deck is very bad quality

The Flytech Bladestar is awesome, though the autopilot doesn't work too well you have full control

The answer is tied up with conservation of momentum; momentum is the product of velocity and mass, so assuming the ball is lighter than the skateboard and rider, the skateboard will go backwards slower than the ball.

Same thing as a real ATM machine
AutomativeTellerMachine something like that

A rodeo 540 is a backflip with a frontside 540° turn.It is a very difficult trick and only performed by some pro skaters.

Tony Hawk made Birdhouse skateboards and he and his son both ride them.

Street grind is practically a bad brand. I suggest you to buy Hercules skateboard

Because they don't know how to surf/skate/snowboard and will always do something stupid that will screw you over when you're riding a wave, skating some sort of line, or about to hit some kind of jump when snowboarding. They're all kooks and need to go back home to where they came from.

Tony Hawk, Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain, Stacy Peralta, Kevin Staab and Pat Ngoho

No he's not, he just played the role as a skateboarder in the movie grind in 2003

Just keep playing the game and eventually you get the choice to buy the fun park whick is a series of mega ramps on the left of the mega compound.

It might be after you beat him in a slopestyle down the mega compund

there are around 450 to 500 tech deck or fingerboard tricks you can do

Basically cruising just means casual riding.

Carving refers to swerving while riding a hill, the G-Forces of the carve make it fun, and it slows you down, similar to cutting while skiing/snowboarding.

Bombing is when you assume a locked aerodynamic position (usually low on the board) and ride a hill as fast as you can, for speed.

There are other trick carves also, google them if i didnt get it.

higher degree = more turning and more lean(helps with sliding) but less stability and a higher ride height.

lower degree = less turn although depending on your bushing(the urethane part) you can still achieve a good amount of lean, but increased stability and lower ride.


purely preference, some pro's race 100+ km/h on 50 degree trucks(basically the highest degree you'll want) and some chose to run 35 or even less(basically zero turn, all the turn is done by drifting your back wheels)


more turn=easier to dodge the unexpected though.

no it will not, only practice will. Grip tape causes your feet not to slide, if you don't have it your feet will not stay on the board. Grip tape is not a factor in your ollie.

Christian Sereika is not Pro skateboarder yet, but he should be.

In my Opinion a VX-1000 or a VX-2100

there not the best, but they are pretty reliable

80a. The higher the duro the harder the wheel

yeah bro they will fit smaller trucks are good for wider boards man just skate it up