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Skateboard Sailor

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Skateboard edition design

Skateboard

It's Skateboard time

An original skateboard design

Crazy Skater

BW skateboard schematics

Bigfoot Skateboard Sasquatch Gifts

japanese skateboard

A cool burger skating.

SKATEBOARD patent print

Skateboard watercolor art, sports, painting, art, colorful, poster.

part of skateboard

As long as skaters keep searching for Chin, they've already found him.

skate or die

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Skateboard sport art #skateboard #sport

skate till you die then skate some more

Take a ride with the spooky Ghost Skater!

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Founded in 1970, California Free Former was the world's largest manufacturer of skateboards during the skateboard craze of the '70s. The Torrance, California-based company ceased operations in 1981 as skateboarding's second wave was just picking up and today, California Free Former boards are highly sought after collectibles as given the very rough and tumble nature of their usage, very few survived.

This street art style skateboarder makes a great piece of wall art!

Cool skeleton lad rides skateboard.

This design is all about capturing that sweet moment when a skater busts out an ollie with style and grace. Ollie over the ollie

ollies over the ollie

Another version of my retro skateboard illustration

Airwalk is the oldschool trick on skateboard

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Variflex Skateboards was started by the Losi brothers in 1977 but spent years struggling with an identity crisis as one brother pushed to produce pro-quality boards while the other pushed for mass-market products for sporting goods and toy stores. The mass-market direction seemed to be winning as you could find their boards just about everywhere in the early '80s and to their credit, they were much better than the competition in this space. Sure, they were a little heavier and the graphics were mostly dorky, but not in a cool way, but they were affordable, decent riding boards that ended being many kids' first skateboard.

dinosaur in skateboard - roar

Variflex Skateboards was started by the Losi brothers in 1977 but spent years struggling with an identity crisis as one brother pushed to produce pro-quality boards while the other pushed for mass-market products for sporting goods and toy stores. The mass-market direction seemed to be winning as you could find their boards just about everywhere in the early '80s and to their credit, they were much better than the competition in this space. Sure, they were a little heavier and the graphics were mostly dorky, but not in a cool way, but they were affordable, decent riding boards that ended being many kids' first skateboard.