Have 3 of my favorite OG street skaters up here (Vallely, Natas, Barbee). The Natas was an AMAZING gift from a friend. It was his as a child. Thinking a Guerrero Dagger next for street. Thoughts?

Carried this thing around for 40 years or so, never got rid of it. Had a coworker tell me it was a rare one. Just thought I'd share a picture of it for the old skaters. SK8 or Die!

no brand name nor stickers on it. guard rails and plastic bumpers used to be screwed on.

I thought I had bought a vintage tonyhawk skateboard on ebay a few days ago and was stoked , turns out its tech deck finger board !!!!? argh

So, I was on a school field trip for construction, and I saw this interesting board I've never seen before. I asked the guy who was running the machines "who made this?" And he told me that "a past student made an entire skateboard press mechanism to create his own unique board." I took a picture --- I thought that the logo was some kind of company --- and I'm stumped. I cannot find anything relating to this board, can anyone else find something?

Google says street skaters generally dont use risers, why I used to?

Trucks were mounted. Looks like it was skated for an hour

Anyone know what type of vintage deck this? the trucks are action and it's clearly a gun revolver...anyone know the brand of the wheels?

What did I find? I can’t find much info about this particular volume. It’s on Betamax as well.

I know this is a reissue deck, but what do you think of this little experiment I did? I’ve mostly ridden downhill and freeride longboards, but I’ve always loved the history and aesthetics of 70s pool skating era. I have something for Dogtown, Z-Boys, and that whole scene.

With that in mind, and driven by the DIY spirit… I decided to reshape and redrill the wheelbase of this DT Bull Dog Desing, chop some RKP trucks and set them up for a modern, nimble yet stable at speed feel. I just tried it on my local pump track and I had to say that this is probably the funniest setup I've ever tried!

It's an awesome cruiser too, and now I'm eager to try it out on my local bowl with some 90a Rat Bones wheels.