post #1
19 April 2006, 01:24 UTC#1
what's the craziest trick that you ever did or try on a skateboard ?
for me.... I begin, so I didn't really try crazy tricks
for me.... I begin, so I didn't really try crazy tricks
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The craziest trick that you ever did...
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post #2
19 April 2006, 01:31 UTC#2
My craziest trick and it isn't even that crazy was a 540 reemo slide to a darkslide. But I was just goofing around that day
post #3
19 April 2006, 01:44 UTC#3
Okay, I can't skateboard for shit, I ride bmx.
I was standing in the skateshop and I did a 180 kickflip, and the owner freaked, because he knows I can't do shit...
It was completely not planned either... haha.
I was standing in the skateshop and I did a 180 kickflip, and the owner freaked, because he knows I can't do shit...
It was completely not planned either... haha.
post #4
19 April 2006, 01:57 UTC#4
naked, 3 wheeled kickflip to k-grind, word nos wat im talking about.
post #5
19 April 2006, 03:09 UTC#5
a Ollie
post #6
19 April 2006, 03:14 UTC#6
QUOTE(skateforfood @ Apr 19 2006, 03:09 AM) [snapback]319261[/snapback]
an Ollie
post #7
19 April 2006, 03:23 UTC#7
Switch back heel, fakie big-flip, switch 180 7, ollie 11 etc etc
post #8
19 April 2006, 03:30 UTC#8
540 christ air
post #9
19 April 2006, 03:31 UTC#9
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Apr 19 2006, 03:14 AM) [snapback]319262[/snapback]
QUOTE(skateforfood @ Apr 19 2006, 03:09 AM) [snapback]319261[/snapback]
an Ollie
Sorry, <3.
post #10
19 April 2006, 06:42 UTC#10
QUOTE(Adrian Rize @ Apr 19 2006, 01:57 AM) [snapback]319246[/snapback]
naked, 3 wheeled kickflip to k-grind, word nos wat im talking about.
You need to stop drinking sambucca.
Me, naked ollie down the christchurch 3.
post #11
19 April 2006, 09:25 UTC#11
pop shove it.
I may be going pro this year.
I may be going pro this year.
post #12
19 April 2006, 09:33 UTC#12
Bailed?
post #13
19 April 2006, 09:39 UTC#13
QUOTE(Word @ Apr 19 2006, 06:42 AM) [snapback]319311[/snapback]
QUOTE(Adrian Rize @ Apr 19 2006, 01:57 AM) [snapback]319246[/snapback]
naked, 3 wheeled kickflip to k-grind, word nos wat im talking about.
You need to stop drinking sambucca.
Me, naked ollie down the christchurch 3.
Sambucca is good shit
I liked the Hardflip and Nollie 360 flips I nailed.
post #14
19 April 2006, 09:44 UTC#14
Actually, on second thought, I thought this was quite nice.
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post #15
19 April 2006, 10:08 UTC#15
how was the drop?
post #16
19 April 2006, 10:11 UTC#16
QUOTE(Word @ Apr 19 2006, 10:44 AM) [snapback]319336[/snapback]
Actually, on second thought, I thought this was quite nice.
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No freakin way!
post #17
19 April 2006, 12:19 UTC#17
- One foot 5-0 down an outledge down a big 4
- Some big heelflips over funbox gaps
- b/s boardslide down a handrail
- Inside flipped a big 4
- Heelflipped a huge 6
- Some big heelflips over funbox gaps
- b/s boardslide down a handrail
- Inside flipped a big 4
- Heelflipped a huge 6
post #18
19 April 2006, 12:48 UTC#18
QUOTE(Word @ Apr 19 2006, 09:44 AM) [snapback]319336[/snapback]
Actually, on second thought, I thought this was quite nice.
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what a bragga dosho cunt, I did that naked with 3 wheels on my board
post #19
19 April 2006, 16:45 UTC#19
I finally decided.... and it was a board slide
post #20
19 April 2006, 16:52 UTC#20
Sam was proper good back in the day.
I want to film more skating.
I want to film more skating.
post #21
19 April 2006, 18:11 UTC#21
hhaha, I pretty much just skate to get around. My back is so bad that I cant go throwing myself over stair sets and shit. Craziest trick tho would either be an oldschool kickflip or a stationary fingerflip. Nothing special. As I said, Im not a skater, I just enjoy it as a whole
post #22
19 April 2006, 19:54 UTC#22
I want to know the K-ton answer
and the mike thompson.....
if someone from spdst know it
and the mike thompson.....
if someone from spdst know it
post #23
20 April 2006, 05:52 UTC#23
QUOTE(kuffi @ Apr 19 2006, 10:08 AM) [snapback]319337[/snapback]
how was the drop?
Bigger than I expected...
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post #24
20 April 2006, 11:53 UTC#24
What's that all about? That first pic was faked I'm assuming.
post #25
20 April 2006, 12:03 UTC#25
Bob Burnquist Jumps the Grand Canyon
by Press Release on Friday, March 24, 2006
Hell Hole Bend, Arizona – March 24, 2006 – Bob Burnquist fulfilled his life long dream yesterday by dropping in off of a custom made 40’ mega-ramp and onto a 40’ rail that extended over the Grand Canyon where upon reaching the end of the rail; Bob then Skydived/BASE jumped 1,600 feet into the Grand Canyon.
In a stunt that will likely never be duplicated, Bob Burnquist entered the history books yesterday by becoming the first person to ever skateboard down a 40’ mega-ramp and onto a 40’ rail and then safely BASE jump off the rail 1,600 feet down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. To call the stunt unique is an understatement; this was the ultimate skateboarding stunt ever performed and will secure Bob’s place among the sport’s all-time elite. The stunt was performed for the Discovery Channel’s show Stunt Junkies, hosted by world renown BASE jumper Jeb Corliss, who admitted after Bob was safely back atop the Canyon, that this was the show’s finest stunt yet performed and has set the bar extremely high for all future stunts.
“The truly unique thing about this stunt is that Bob is probably the only person in the world who could do this†said Jeb afterwards, adding that “I’m a great BASE jumper but there is no way I could have done this stunt!†Bob is one of the world’s best mega-ramp riders and an avid skydiver, who just recently learned to BASE jump. The stunt required enormous skill, requiring a mastery of two completely different disciplines. Adding even more danger to the stunt was that fact that there was very little margin for error when launching off the ramp and transitioning onto the rail because the slightest mishap on the rail could have spelled disaster for Bob as falling on the rail would have precluded him from making it far enough away from the side of the cliff for him to safely open his parachute.
“This has been a dream of mine for a long time and to finally be able to do it and successfully is just magical; I’m just speechless†exclaimed Bob subsequently adding: “Everything came together today from the weather to all the people supporting me and to not let them down feels real good!†Bob had a team of supporters out there from friends and family to his sponsors and everyone was pulling for him to nail the trick. After a couple of practice runs to get familiar with the ramp and rail and a few slight modifications to the ramp, Bob landed the trick on his fourth try. The cheering and applause could be heard echoing throughout the canyon making the whole scene surreal. “I’m just so fortunate for the opportunity to do this, this definitely ranks among the coolest things I’ve ever done†said Bob after the celebration died down. Look for the stunt to be aired on Stunt Junkies sometime in June and for photos of the stunt on Discovery’s website.
Bob would like to thank all his sponsors: Flip Skateboards, Hurley, Oakley, Activision, Nixon, Pro-Tec Helmets, and OGIO Bags, Stoneyfield Farm, Zoobamboo Entertainment and Burnquist Organics.
--So crazy since one litle slip at the end of the grind would surely mean he would fall early and maybe hit a rock or some shit...pics follow...
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by Press Release on Friday, March 24, 2006
Hell Hole Bend, Arizona – March 24, 2006 – Bob Burnquist fulfilled his life long dream yesterday by dropping in off of a custom made 40’ mega-ramp and onto a 40’ rail that extended over the Grand Canyon where upon reaching the end of the rail; Bob then Skydived/BASE jumped 1,600 feet into the Grand Canyon.
In a stunt that will likely never be duplicated, Bob Burnquist entered the history books yesterday by becoming the first person to ever skateboard down a 40’ mega-ramp and onto a 40’ rail and then safely BASE jump off the rail 1,600 feet down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. To call the stunt unique is an understatement; this was the ultimate skateboarding stunt ever performed and will secure Bob’s place among the sport’s all-time elite. The stunt was performed for the Discovery Channel’s show Stunt Junkies, hosted by world renown BASE jumper Jeb Corliss, who admitted after Bob was safely back atop the Canyon, that this was the show’s finest stunt yet performed and has set the bar extremely high for all future stunts.
“The truly unique thing about this stunt is that Bob is probably the only person in the world who could do this†said Jeb afterwards, adding that “I’m a great BASE jumper but there is no way I could have done this stunt!†Bob is one of the world’s best mega-ramp riders and an avid skydiver, who just recently learned to BASE jump. The stunt required enormous skill, requiring a mastery of two completely different disciplines. Adding even more danger to the stunt was that fact that there was very little margin for error when launching off the ramp and transitioning onto the rail because the slightest mishap on the rail could have spelled disaster for Bob as falling on the rail would have precluded him from making it far enough away from the side of the cliff for him to safely open his parachute.
“This has been a dream of mine for a long time and to finally be able to do it and successfully is just magical; I’m just speechless†exclaimed Bob subsequently adding: “Everything came together today from the weather to all the people supporting me and to not let them down feels real good!†Bob had a team of supporters out there from friends and family to his sponsors and everyone was pulling for him to nail the trick. After a couple of practice runs to get familiar with the ramp and rail and a few slight modifications to the ramp, Bob landed the trick on his fourth try. The cheering and applause could be heard echoing throughout the canyon making the whole scene surreal. “I’m just so fortunate for the opportunity to do this, this definitely ranks among the coolest things I’ve ever done†said Bob after the celebration died down. Look for the stunt to be aired on Stunt Junkies sometime in June and for photos of the stunt on Discovery’s website.
Bob would like to thank all his sponsors: Flip Skateboards, Hurley, Oakley, Activision, Nixon, Pro-Tec Helmets, and OGIO Bags, Stoneyfield Farm, Zoobamboo Entertainment and Burnquist Organics.
--So crazy since one litle slip at the end of the grind would surely mean he would fall early and maybe hit a rock or some shit...pics follow...
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post #26
20 April 2006, 14:08 UTC#26
Sick Yeah I forgot he was all into base jumping.
Yeah I forgot he was all into base jumping.post #27
20 April 2006, 14:31 UTC#27
fakie frontside flips, triple kflips, and I like nose slide shuv outs
post #28
20 April 2006, 16:53 UTC#28
I asked mike thompson for you domm, he says:
bigspin late flip or fakie bigspin late flip... then
popshuv under flip, noseblunt bigspinout, noseblunt 270 out , salflip to tail, bigspin front board , varialflip lipslide, my fave are airwalks, and benihanas
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you should see him in spdst2, good god. and they have a straight skate video called bay city's rollers and its fucking crazy. its to make money for a local skatepark they are trying to build in thunder bay, im not sure how you can get your hands on it though, I know they are being sold in skateshops in tbay, however I don't live there
bigspin late flip or fakie bigspin late flip... then
popshuv under flip, noseblunt bigspinout, noseblunt 270 out , salflip to tail, bigspin front board , varialflip lipslide, my fave are airwalks, and benihanas
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you should see him in spdst2, good god. and they have a straight skate video called bay city's rollers and its fucking crazy. its to make money for a local skatepark they are trying to build in thunder bay, im not sure how you can get your hands on it though, I know they are being sold in skateshops in tbay, however I don't live there
post #29
20 April 2006, 22:23 UTC#29
QUOTE(DanG @ Apr 20 2006, 04:53 PM) [snapback]319903[/snapback]
I asked mike thompson for you domm, he says:
bigspin late flip or fakie bigspin late flip... then
popshuv under flip, noseblunt bigspinout, noseblunt 270 out , salflip to tail, bigspin front board , varialflip lipslide, my fave are airwalks, and benihanas
---
you should see him in spdst2, good god. and they have a straight skate video called bay city's rollers and its fucking crazy. its to make money for a local skatepark they are trying to build in thunder bay, im not sure how you can get your hands on it though, I know they are being sold in skateshops in tbay, however I don't live there
thx dude......
this guy is a monster haha
does he is sponsored ?