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skateboard
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skateboard
a narrow board mounted on roller-skate wheels, usually ridden while standing up
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Thus, skateboarders always prefer to get the best for their skateboard whether it is the skateboard trucks or a small part like the bearings.
Skateboarding Wheel Bearings ? Small but Significant by Lorne Wilkinson / Sports and fitness community
With a unique language, culture, and style, skateboarders are riding an urban tide that is yielding scores of skate parks and adding a new layer of excitement and challenge to city recreation systems, but it's a layer that isn't fully integrated into them.
Coming to a city near you: skate parks! by Harnik, Peter; Gentles, Coleen / Parks & Recreation
With changing times, the skateboarders became bored of the plain looking skateboards and decided to make them look more attractive.
Blank Skateboard Wheels ? Beauty Lies in Simplicity by Ashley Brown / Travel, recreation and leisure community
 
 
 
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