Not yet a member? No problem!
Sign-up just takes a second.
Forgot your password?
Recover it now.
Already signed up?
Log in now.
Forgot your password?
Recover it now.
Not yet a member? No problem!
Sign-up just takes a second.
Remember your password?
Log in now.
8 Comments
Paybacksays...San Francisco lawsuit in 5... 4... 3...
notarobotsays...*Commercial
newtboysays...Rail riders, not cobblestone. This is groovy (literally) but they aren't really riding on the cobblestone.
Using a dirt boards (with inflatable wheels), people have been really riding cobblestone on actual skateboards for years now. Someone should tell them.
Khufusays...Also it's more of a public nuisance than a new sport.
toferyusays...No helmet, shorts and sleeveless.... what could go wrong ?
ChaosEnginesays...ehmmm, how do you stop? The board won't ride outside the rail and you can't turn to scrub off speed.
Do you just hope for a kind run out and then bail?
oritteroposays...I wondered that too.
ehmmm, how do you stop? The board won't ride outside the rail and you can't turn to scrub off speed.
Do you just hope for a kind run out and then bail?
SFOGuysays...I assume (but don't know)---in the San Francisco sequence as he psychotically departs from the intersection of Hyde and Chestnut Street down the Hyde St cable car tracks towards the Ghiradelli Square/Aquatic Park area---that the black thing he is holding in his hand is some sort of control of for a disc brake on the rear wheels? The rotors and pads of which...would be glowing red hot and dripping bits of flaming debris as he comes to a stop before being mashed to by crossing traffic on Bay street at the bottom of the hill? Sort of like in those emergency runway brake tests they do for airliners?
ehmmm, how do you stop? The board won't ride outside the rail and you can't turn to scrub off speed.
Do you just hope for a kind run out and then bail?
Discuss...
Enable JavaScript to submit a comment.