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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Pennsylvania
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Hey guys. This coming winter I want to grind this street rail up at my school thats on an 8 or 9 set and I was just wondering what you guys reccomend doing. I was thinking it would be a lot easier to get into a bs boardslide on it than 50-50. I was also thinking about covering the stairs with snow until I feel comfortable doing it. Also should I wax it? Thanks guys.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Europe
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: British Columbia
Posts: 121
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Dont go hitting street rails unless you can do fs boards, bs boards, bs & fs lips, 50-50's, nose presses, tail presses, 270's on/off, 180's on/off. In other words, if your not comfortable with park dont hit a street rail, your just asking for trouble (as in hurting yourself).
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Pennsylvania
Posts: 156
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yeah traveler I hit rails in the park a lot thats what I spend most of the time at my local resort doing, and I can do fs and bs boards, 50-50, tail presses and 180s on and off do you guys think that would be good enough?
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Location: Sandpoint / Moscow, ID
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All revolves around what your comfortable with doing. If you think hitting it won't be that big of a deal, then clearly your at the point where it won't be that big of a deal. The problem is when gutsy-ass people who have no experience try something way out of their league and break shit, or just get rather hurt.
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