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Famous Skate Spots
Can anyone give me the name and location of the most famous skate spots, I know some names but not the locations like, Wallenburg, The Pit, The Gonz, El Toro. And I also know some of the spots and where they are, like the Carlsbad gap at Carlsbad Highschool in California, The Santa Monica Triple Set in Santa Monica California, The Hollywood High 16 in Hollywood, can you name some more?
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Love park In Philladelpia PA.
also hubba hideout, but I forgot where it was. |
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99 cents store gap-oxnard ca
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01-06-2007
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El toro-Lake forest california
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Brooklyn Banks in New York
Those marble ledges in Boston, not sure if they are that famous 78 Water St. or whatever it's called in New York. The Water Gap right here in Denver, Colorado Last edited by .Blackie.; 01-06-2007 at 05:24 PM.. |
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not really famous just good spots..harvard/mit line in boston..and government center.
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Thanks for the spots, what about the sickest gaps ever? Like the Leap of Faith in Cali.
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01-06-2007
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Pier 7 - San Fransisco
3 up 3 down - San Fransisco |
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01-07-2007
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Wilshire 15?
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01-07-2007
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Jefferson. not sure where it is though.
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Bacalona(sp?). Australia has alot of famous spots. Also France is underrated. |
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01-11-2007
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The Museum gap in melbourne, the belco triple set in Canberra, The National Museum in canberra has an over-vert wave and slope that has been skated alot aswell
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01-14-2007
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The Redondo 13 at my school Redondo High.
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01-14-2007
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EMB was the most famous in the early years of skateboarding. It was better then Love, but they tore it down and built a multi level parking lot over it.
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01-14-2007
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I Rise, You Fall
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i dont know why i havent seen this in any pro vids, but my school has a 17 stair with a sick ass handrail. it also has a kickass landingl and a good runway.
there is chino 4 block in chino, ca. and victorvizz has been skated alot. the Hermanator lives there |
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01-14-2007
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Classics of Love
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Macba 4, FDR.
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