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skrler\ rnd hr\ rlrendy booked some m shows iocludi|g dre Disneyland Uniled Palsy l.lclho . alld a tour in Seattle.
.Ultrawhcels is runrorcd lo be sc diug r halfpipe team ( day tour ol the Nlediterranean this srmrner.
ther€ is going ro be rn inllux oi n)p Inte.nationnl skaters iD liom Austflrlia, llano Gigliardo lionr SwitTrrland and Mark
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[r".i#m,,:ii $:1."r*,ffi;:[ Citv. Nick ffiftire ask-
My name is Chris Edwards and I have been asked to answer your questions. First, Iet me tell you how happy I am to see all of you push'n the limits everyday. The street is on fire right
now, with peo ple push'n rails, curbs, soul grinds, etc... Keep it up. Rcmember to please SK8 with
inp"hdftirher a ramo oli,i.6t least a .a*i, irick fi p. So Nicti. first,'skttte don't get fru strated when you don't always have a ramp to skate. When I first started to skate I had nothing to skate for a couple of years. Remember, skating is more in your heaft and your mind. As long as you have it there, when
you finally do get a ramp you'll be stoked at how good you skate.
As for the trick tip, think abouT this: next time you see a ramp try
a "Mule
Air
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I
Ieamed this trick a long
respect for everyone around you so our sport can I ast longer. Respect beautiiul property. Pick handrails with
time ago, but it still
Ramp skating continues to progress. Everyday I have a new trick or variation come to my head. I love it ! Keep Rip'n on both
hold it the better it
a little morality.
Street and Ramps! This month I'll be answedng three of
hangs around betause it's so stylish. Itls.pretty simple. With your ght hand (if you air to the left) reach to yoru left leg, picking up both legs to your ight side. The longer you
looks. Good luck bud.
Till next time...
Seeya
Nick. Chris Edwards
The next letter came frorir John Schmit in Minneapolis, MN. John, I feel for you my friend. I know how cold it gets there in
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Rollerblade and'haff help you out. Alright. bro, keep up the killg
help you out. Till then,
keep working hard. .l99yg in a few.
-Chris Edwards
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sport. Remember to skate with respoaj#ili
Qi an{,,hr.&lUIjness. I ne4ffiI an.l morc
Sesfitfuffwe tie loiper we ll
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hal[! "
Seeya.
Chris Edwards
Chris Edwards
The last letter I
received came from Mike Giacinti (featured in this issue of Daily Bread) who lives right down the street from me in Encinitas, CA. Mike works at the YM.C.A. in Encinitas
skate
be able
RImp/ Street Skater A note from the editor: We gave Ch s the lette$ we wanted him to answer for this issue, to take home and get back to us.
where they have a killer skate park with
Unfortunately, Chris
an intense street section. I have had the opportunity to skate with Mike there. Mike, keep pn bro. I do believe we are going io have a trick tip section with pic tures coming soon (see "Philosophies and General Dynamics of
much he kept them. For the next issue we will give Chris Xeroxes of your letters so that we cln keep them and pdnt them in
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SO]VIE MORE NOTES ON GRINDING: BYl ABLO EISENBERG
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The prob
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right now is that they are nol designed to facilitate better grind-
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neath the frame between the two
A
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save
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grinding. ln fact it does just
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The
Edwards, and
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Chris
featured on
Rollerblade's new street skate, the
work. The first, is to make the grind
Tamac CE, so it can t be all bad.
plate tall enough so that when you
The problem with this design, how-
bolt it to the side ofyour frame sev-
ever. as is the case with oversized
eral extra millimeters of grind plate
plates, is that they both discourage
will remain below the frame. This is
\r'earing grooves into your fiames.
intended to serve two Purposes. One, is to eliminate any contact
Skates slide best after the ftames are
qom in. The grooves put your feet
between the grinding sudace and
closer to the rails and the they are
your frame (since ]ou would now be
the perfect shape for locking on.
grinding away at the excess grind
Another problem with the
plate instead of ]our actual frame),
$mp around design is that it limits
and two, is to create more space
\'ou to eiiher an all plastic surface,
b\ lowe
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or an all metal one. Metal and plas-
contact.
tic borh hale their advantages, and
Eliminating contact between the
their di\id\antages. Metal is great
grinding surface and \our frame is
on metal. so
frame's point of
destroyed, so get over
nd plate which wraps under-
Frames" cdses, and why they don't
between the wheels
property and your skates
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are destructive. You
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middle wheels.
GRIND PLATES
Destsuqlial!!-4lhe1
most popular frame saving device,
only as good as the amount of excess grind plate that is exposed.
As soon as the extra millimeters are ground away the olersjzed
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Lowedng the frame-s point of contact to create more space for gdnding is designed ro accommo-
date all big wheels. This is no longer necessary with such innovations as little wheels. and shifted systems, and considering how
poorly big wheels slide is quite frankly out of touch. The
:-ond
it slides well on
hand
rails. On the down side. metal is pretty sketchy on concrete. Plastic
on the other hand will slide over anythinS. It's the quality of slide
that is questionable. Sliding
on
plastic is less controlled than sliding
on metal, because the plastic offers so little resistance to whatever you
are grinding. Plastic is also rela-
tively quiet. This is a point that
is
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lost on most manufacturers. since
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they don't actually do grinds. There is a lot to be said for the sound metal
SOUL FAIL LIVEBPOOL I],K,
makes when grinding and the fee1.
sr_nce
It is extremely gratifying. The ideal
grind set up incoryomtes the best features of both plastic and metal.
The concept .for the grind set up known to me
from the Rollerblade
best
came
wrenches.
The idea was first presented to me by Brian Konoske who had taken a Rollerhlade wrench and fastened it to the side of his frames. The beau-
ty of the wrench, which every other manufacturer has overlooked,was that when you fastened
it to
your
frame. several millimeters of frame
were still exposed beneath the
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wrench. This promoted wea ng the
fiame down to the gdnd plate, and
tu''
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then wearing a groove into the frame so that the plastic frame and metal grind plate were flush. The
control and gratification of metal, and the versatility of plastic all in
one. The ideal grind set
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time they jumped. 180 over a chnir, iumping over two chairs. three chairs, someone laying across the chairs. Finally about eight chain were arransed in acircle wirh some one laying across the mid-
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semi had stalled on $e train tracks and the locomolile which was now canying too much nromentum to stop had no otherchoice lhan to blow its whistle in a futile atiempl Io pre\ent the emineflt camage- Ivano spread his arms and left the ground. nol \ ith a \enical leap like you might expeci one to have performed in such an inslance ro rloid certain mutilation, bur so thal his body was laid out paratlel ro rhe ground in a Superman dive ifyou sill. h ano $as now several feet abole lhe Sround sailing horizontally through lhe air. Ihe crowd was silent, the chairs besan passing underneath him. where \as he going with this, how did he hope ro land it. what traumatic childhood e\perience! could have contrib ted to ruch an unsta ble mindset? His toes clipped a chair as they struggled to follow the ren ofhis body over the cluttercd marr s hich now as
seemed so unopen to renegolialion. This senl lvano into $,hat appered to be ,. inadverteot front flip s hich crashed through the remaining chairs and
was a complimentary hoLâ&#x201A;Ź could be used to call an\ of the Days Inn from lhe fronl
phi.e lhat
6. g)es6 of ilesl \\'e
dial..l lvano's reom numb.r.Dl d.\ oted the next half-hour to tl'l ing ro e\plain to Tvrno what a front desk sai abl Ibat we
were downstair; waiting ar (E. Eventually he undersiood. aDl6. firn floor elevator gave binh to a frzz) teddy bear in baggy jeans l}ar.nsued was a small rEunion of sorlr rifi t?w words and a lot of Europe3l!--mJ-on-
ableness-with-one's'oq n'!e\E Lq touching andhugging. -{l o. E.\.ept for Jess had been in Muni-t Roommates sele
T.rrl
and
Ivano. the two Ultra'\\teel. rcr3ns. in room 5 I 6, and Ethan. Je!r. .nl dr ielf in room 522. Over the oe$ frlâ&#x201A;Ź dat s I would be privy io some oi 6. eN intimare details ofBrirish life- al Boold get a rare look into lhe Fi:jxi Fll.he. Most imprcssive was their at*.!-.ion with flatulen!:e. Man) 1116 an Ja) were devoted to ;ts emulatit c dle) strove for that elusi\e
p.rI'al tra't
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rrmp exceeded ou. expectrtions. we
the dr], (since the \essi(,r.d for the rest yel). then itmmed tfndc sho*'\tssn'r open nexl day. through thc shows the livcnts took an uniortunatc twisL on
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dry rs a freak injury sidelincd lv.nd for rhe re( ofthe shows. Ullla
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They seemed to teceive just as much pleasure from recreating the trumpeting vibrations by plac ing their hands over their mouths and blowing, as they did from the actual liny eruptions between their legs. Pe*aps nos. intercsling was
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about iitu:rl rnd then !r'e all got up and.eady to go. wc msde the cross lown jormey to lhe con_ venlion center (where the runrp was set up)
courtes)- olourselves. agaio The rrmp was I l'6" tall and 24'widc. It was lay ered witlr sheet nretal and solid ls atock. This was !vh^t we hdd come for. This was our destiny. Some initial hesilations (.o enhance the presenlation the] Painted ihe sheet etal lighlblue) gave way 1o eager anticiparion. and befor e we knew il we wen suitcd up and prcpared to rneet our maker.
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r boyfriend rnd having a lriend. Ivano undcAtood th. dillerence lDd we undcrstood what he mc.rnr. The ncxl morning Ilano flew home Now, whenever people lalk oftravels and of lheir lives md ofjttst being with friends,I smile and then tell the differcnce belwecn haling
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the bizarre game of call And answcr rhey would play with otre anoiher before goilrg k) sleep at nighi
wanted lrom his own ptrsonrl colleclior. r\s we looked rhrough lhe albunrs $ith lvmo he stoppcd on one pholo in parricular rnd pointed to an anonymous male on quad skatcs (lvano himselfcanrc lrom quad skat nrg). 'My boyfiend" he srid. We all chuckled at Ivano s enorand lhen explaired
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SNOWBOAI{DING QI]trSTIONS Q: Ho$ ll)'rg haie tou bccn boarding?
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Q: Where do you skate end with who? A: Encinitas Skate Park, usnally &lone
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Q: Who arc your spo sors? A: I'm on Teem Extrem€. Q: What other sports are you itrto? A: I like to skatcboard and, o{ course,l lik€ to snowboard and,I plaj ed soccer wheD I was a gommrt. Q: !'[ho
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skate waiching the old Rollcrblade vid€os.
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A:
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I'll
never have to wear
Spsndex (Ha"ha).
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A:
are your skating goals for next year?
HopefullJ, travel around, do alot of sho\rs in diffcrent places
and teach kids to skale ramp.
Q:
so, how do I'ou feel about the new-school trfuks(handrails, soul.
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Dollos. ldecided
When Jess ond Anqie found
qoinq they de(ided
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it iinally got underway a1 a hid back quarter to six. The contes! con, sisted oI two one-minute runs in the Street Bowl Section of the park and two forty-live second runs on the Vert Ramp. The veri ramp is I I feet tall and 32 feet wide $,irh a foot
of vert. The bowled in street area ranges in height from 2 feet to 7 feet with 3 fcet. 4 feet, and 5 feet between as well as a 5 foot hip. a railslide bar and a vertical bridge over a doorway. This place is nutsl (editor's note: I was goiDg to take this out, bui thoughl thar it would help you 1() understaDd aDd a half
beqon collinq friendr in Dollos who hod been ot the conten. under the qui5e thoi it would be qood for the
ca, only help the sport, and it place in lhe conlest shouldn't was not called the Universal hun. Inaergalactic Stunl Third Place wrs taken Championshlps olAmerica. No by \Villy. I never caught her last one griped aboui the judging name. Yes,I said HERI A girl skating with the boys. She The crowd was fairly skated smooth and consistent. srnall, but heJ, Arlo Eisenberg with a mix of airs, grinds and was there in Demo and Judging liptricks and only one fall dur capacity with nice back flips on
ing the cntire contest.
veft.I might add.
Since the winners were decided by Veil and Street
Sean Badger
was in judgins capacily only, as he was sporting a brBht yellow cast on his freshly bloken leg. A icw highlights of the
conlest i,.luded Kyle Smith's
bowl to street section to head nansfer. Its a good thing he was wearing his Pro-Tec hcl met, because Kyle got Lrp ,nd finished his rnn with rri.tr like grinds on lhe vcrt door bridge and a way styled air to fakey over the hip as well rs several liptricks and a hand plant for Hunter Bywaters had
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be qhonoroted
of my lilerory dulies, ond le$ ond Anqie, l'm iure were
beer 5koleboordinq for dboui
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decode ond ho5 becone somewhor of o iixture ot leff Phillips, bul doe5n t know 5hit from shinolo when it (ones
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line ekdtinq I ediled the rory il obsolulely needed it, bui lefttheren of it pretty mu.h os i5 with some editors not6 olonq ihe woy to help you throuqh, ond oll of Louis s questionoble words ond commenls in
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lnoedibly I dis.overed thot d fiend.
hopp, to finolly hove on ortkle (nirus my aoppy photor. Whol followr is Louis's orti(le ediled bv me LouG hds
almost anyonc smile (editor's note: I lhink this is an attempt at
lunny). maybe elen llob Doh... maybe not ( edito/s note: Louis
el!e would write ihe oriirle)
I wds hoppy 10
Kyle skated smooth with an assortment of tweaked airs grinds, and a oumber of liptricks and grinds which would make
both frontside and backsidc slides (editor s norer I will
to hove o lo(ol s frsh per (l $eclive wos hopinq thot 5omeone
tkote
airs.
hrnmr by Louis. who must thirk
mogdzine
ly in_line
lo battle it out for the overall prize. Huntcr skrted strong with airs. both two-hand€d and one-handed hand plants. grirds, skate grab aim and two close attempts at 360 degree
strong runs with pleoty ot' speed and a variely of rricks including
SEAN BADGEB
stotnon hod olreddy wiiiei on orlicle ond wot hopinq to subnil ii 10 hline Althouqh Louis do6n l ociuol-
results combined. everyone was encouraged to skate in the vert contest. The leaders continued
funny). Gordon Mike Gilbert skated well in
with a barrage
of airs and Iip-
Willy alqo had on lhe big vert
\
The few minor draw-
rest ol lhe .inicle). airs tiom the
Special thanks to Stacy at InLine Gear and the guys al Jelf Phillips Skare Park for pruing
backs were the P.A.,which
bowl to lhe street section and back. an invert and his trrde-
on thc contest. Overall. the cortest was fun and if you go to
mark front flip roll out o!er hip. This kid is only 16
Dallas be sure to check out Jeff Phillips Skate Park. call (214) 358'0052 to ask for directions.
Loui,
replace slidcs with grinds for the
arrived three hours late,lhe park lights. which leii the spine ramp in relative darkness, and the 3 hour delay in geuiog things off the ground, so to speak.
On the good side,
the
and he leamed most of his tricks
in lhe lasl four months. Hunter
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