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Tom Hopkins
A RealAudio and text interview of skateboard grate, Tony Hawk, after he won Fist Place at Destination Extreme in South Padre Island.
This site is for anyone who likes to ride boards, whether on skateboards, surfboards, snowboards, mountainboards, or skis. Check out the numerous articles and back issues for the latest and greatest in the boarding world.
Dan’s is a world of photos, articles, and commentary. Even the nonskater can appreciate the “wisdom” of the Zen of Skateboarding.
ESPN’s X Games series includes many “extreme” sports. This page features skating articles, a Q&A with Tony Hawk, and multimedia files of many of the sports other superstars.
More photo galleries, links, and skating spots and parks make up the Flamming Biscuit site. There’s only one question remaining: What is a “flamming”?
Although this site is only partially about skateboarding, it’s too darned entertaining to pass up. Besides, Andy wants attention, so let’s give it to him.
The NCDSA is dedicated to a different vein of skateboarding, longboarding. The site has articles, chat groups, organization links, equipment, pics, riding techniques, and more. One feature not found anywhere else—a page dedicated to crash stories.
Ryan has a useful page, here. You can learn how to do tricks from the ollie to the varial, read reviews of skate movies, check out skater parks in Colorado, view photos, and jump to other sites with links.
This thorough site offers many entertaining articles, skatepark lists, upcoming events, classifieds, ramp plans, and the a huge array of relevant skate links.
This site offers detailed lessons on how to do different tricks, including photos. You can also check out their links and photos.
Not just another skate page, the SLR actually has a cause! If you are working to ensure the legalization of skateboarding in your town or want to build a skate-park, come here first to get the latest tips, success stories, and other useful links.
This new site offers skate ramp plans, tricks, and links, as well as skater album reviews (and audio clips), a chat page, and more.
Another site of links, tricks, and news, but how often do we see any sites from Tasmania? Looks like there’s more to Tasmania than just drooling devils.
Tum Yeto is a commercial skateboarding concern that seems to get mentioned in a lot of other Web sites, so there must be something to that. It offers links to companies that make products that they (an d all serious skaters) seem to approve of. A very colorful site.
This site reviews products, skate videos, punk and skate music, and makes sure not to leave out the wives and girlfriends of the pro skaters. Join the chat room, learn the difference between skateboarding and inline skating, and sign the guest book.
http://www.magicnet.net/~choux/index.html
http://ireland.iol.ie/~owenh/freeflow/
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Arena/3825/
http://www.krisco.com/home.html
http://www.teamepic.com/index.html
http://www.souldoubt.com/index.html
http://www.xtremewheelz.com/index2.html