Usually due to a timing error or mistake. To step or jump off your board to avoid possible slam or injury. To skate or just go where you are not wanted, or where that chance is possible. The round hydraulic device which, when inserted snugly into a wheel and fitted onto the axle of a truck, enables a skateboard to roll. A skateboard magazine produced by Larry Flint.
Magazine features people screwing with other peoples minds.
A curb incline, often found on the outer edges of a driveway, which is used to launch ollies. Also found at wheelchair ramps. The inward curve, like a bowl, which a skateboard deck is given to provide more stability for the feet. The material on the lip of a ramp or pool which is used to grind, slide, or bump as a method to perform an air. A small concrete edging forming a gutter on streets, sidewalks, etc.