Street Carver: Keeping the Stoke
(riding the Sidewinder, surf-style)
"Fluid Carve"
(riding the Sidewinder, surf-style)
"Fluid Carve"
(Graphic art, Ruairi Flynn aka Jhammo52; photography, my wife; rider, me)
Re-Entry
(drive apron approx. 16 ft wide)
Frontside Kick-Out
(yellow paint lines are 9 feet apart, i.e. a 4.5-5 ft turning radius)
Backside Cutback Sequence
(only one caught on camera)
Frontside Cutback Sequence
All Out Lean
Re-Entry and Kick-Out
The Drop
From the Top
From the Semi-Bowl
(drive apron approx. 16 ft wide)
Frontside Kick-Out
(yellow paint lines are 9 feet apart, i.e. a 4.5-5 ft turning radius)
Backside Cutback Sequence
(only one caught on camera)
Frontside Cutback Sequence
All Out Lean
Re-Entry and Kick-Out
The Drop
From the Top
From the Semi-Bowl
Labels: mountain board, sidewinder, street carver, surf-style
posted by Bluegrass Surfer at 1:05 PM
3 Comments:
That is AWESOME!!!
I also ride a mountainboard as a carveboard, but I cannot find such a tires here in Italy!!
Congrats!!
wicked - great ride and a great hill too - wish I was there, smooooottthhh.
That looks amazing mate! We are more in the waves space, nevertheless, the photos you took using the mountainboard are sick!
Greeting from Australia
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