Skateboarding

Depends. I've been skateboarding for over 10 years now and I sweat like crazy. Street skating involves more muscle work which equals more sweat. But it all depends on how long you skate or run.

no u cant the electric will break the wheels and u will fall or hurt yourself so dont try it

yea you can also paint the griptape if u want. but then it would be coloring

I can assure you I'm not

a blank deck. cheap and efficient. mini logo, get a 7.75.

some people have them that they made themselves. but the best of the brand-name castor boards is the wave board hands down.

The sector nine 9 star is the best board because it can go extremely fast and not speed wobble. It's a drop through so you can carve really well on it.

If you are talking about making them custom, you should probably buy one and make a presicion mold. If you want one just for your fingerboard, skip the standard polyeurethane wheels(they dont have them, and wont fit bearings inside them), you want expensive bearing wheels from Z shred or Jace. Either way, you'll have to buy stuff. Making them yourself is strictly not reccomended, 1: it's super hard. 2:you probably can't do it, and 3: it's easier just to shell out a buck or 2.

I have never had a skateboard with springs. The part you are probably talking about are the trucks, the metal piece under the board that the wheels and berings are attached to. If you were wondering if all trucks have springs i have never had trucks with springs either. Or any thing on a skateboard with springs and i have had lots of boards.

first off its called an ollie and to ollie on a skateboard push down on the back of the board and jump with it while dragging your front foot in the air putting you in the air. Practice this ollie moving so you can master it faster

Danny way is by far the best there are other very good skaters out there but Danny has done things on the mega ramp that so many other people have never even thought of doing and he created the mega rail and the mega box so i think that puts him way a head of the other mega ramp skaters.

Street

there is no exact answer to that. but, if he was riding a mega ramp he could at least go 30 mph

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It depends on the board, your style of skating, your preference, and what wheel it is. Some 80a wheels will slide smoother, longer than others and some will grip more. Generally this durometer is common because there are wheels of this duro that can slide great and grip great as well. It is a great duro to experiment with, that way you will know what you want in a wheel next time you purchase.

that depends if you're getting a complete(deck, trucks, wheels, and bearings) or if you're not, then bearings are separate. Although if some bearings cost more than a deck, they can last very long if you clean them at least once or twice every month. The best bearings belong to bones swiss! good luck

13 years skateboarding

some inshurense dont cover skateboard or rollerblade accedents.

No They are both close friends But are not related at in any way.

i would recommend a darkstar, almost, foundation, enjoi, or girl.

i have been skating for 7 years, and i have tested a lot of boards. So i guess where I'm heading is no...

A deck, four wheels and two trucks (jargon for the axles and connections, and the wooden board itself). Trucks should come with screws to attach with; you will need something to put them in with. Wheels are fairly simple to attach. If making your own, a piece of playwood - a half to 3/4 inch or 1.5 centimetre thickness is about right - cut to shape and trimmed will do for a deck. You can then attach prefabricated trucks and wheels, or try and make your own (not recommended unless you have experience or have a curious streak and some technical knowledge; be warned that they are risky and unstable).

Tony Hawk or Zero would be good. they're the best completes,in my opinion.

Alex Chalmers lost all of his sponsors because he was working on movies but this has yet to be confirmed by Chalmers. He was the director of Jackass: The Movie, Cky 1 and Cky 2. He then was kicked off Flip Skateboards in 2006 because of a prank he pulled on fellow professional skateboarder Ali Boulala. I hope that covers it.

It's called grinding. It takes alot of practice, the basic grinds are 50-50, boardslide, 5.0, Smith. You have to Ollie onto it and move your board depending on the desired trick, it takes some people years! Some more advanced are Overcrooked, Lipslide, darkslide and Nosegrinds!

Hope I helped :)

Small: 49, 50, 51, 52

Medium: 53, 54, 55,

large: 56 and up

Small is good for street skating.

medium is good for both street and vert

large for vert and long boards.

hope this helped.