So good. I’ve always wanted to learn those, such a cool looking trick
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ditto. i’ve done super slow ones on curbs but anything higher it’s really hard to land on your nose. it might also be because i’m a front shove person not a back shove person
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Was he going 100mph?
Austin’s is switch though 
wasn’t there a name for that way back when? haymaker? i almost feel like switch would be easier…(famous last words)
Random dude, but Ralph who works at Bay 66 and has worked there for 20 years can do them regular and switch whenever he likes.
Always blew me away, that guy…would only ever skate when he didn’t think people were watching but was so good.
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what’s he look like? the guys at bay were always awesome. used to really enjoy the old man night down there when the bbq and beers came out. good community
I’ve lost my way. walked through there the other day and thought ‘bit annoying someones waxed all these new benches already’ save me neddy save me.
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Let’s go street skate soon? This weekend?
Sunday? weather looks iffy but not raining at least.
@niallc where are you based can come pick you up?
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abingdon
Stevie Williams had good ones back when he was Lil’ Stevie too.
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@niallc no way iv just moved back here. Where you parked up?
might be able to get over sunday afternoon as well to be fair, message me your number neddy !
I’ve done regular ones before, switch might be easier if you can get into it but popping and spinning a shove so quickly is so difficult in switch.
Paging doesntmeanyoushould
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The thumbnail alone looks terrible. I dare not click on it.
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Apart from that trick it’s good
You should do anything you like and film it but it’s all in the presentation. There is an unwritten heirachy from silly to legit tricks, we all know it even if many ignore it, and if you start to try and bump a trick upwards or your face/attitude when doing the trick is thinking it’s in a higher tier, then we have problems.
