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I PAVEMENT SURFERS Dunng compet1t1ons skaters test the1r skills at many dif-
Feren t setups. One of these IS the wall. Here Jun1or Dan
McGaughey demonstrates a Backs1de Wall R1de as he
is about to Fin1sh h1s nde on the e1ght foot wall at a Lm-
coln contest. (IP. Bell}
What would a skateboarding contest be w1thout a guest
appear<}nce From a profess1onal skater7 Help1ng to diS-
trib~ e "Skateboarding is Not a Cnme·· st1ckers 1s pro-
fessronal skater Brice Kan1ght s. (IP Bell}

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c Like any other sport. skateboard1ng 1s often endorsed
t by profeSSIOna ls. Every board is as un1q ue as the person
w ho rides them. This des1gn by V1sion 1s one of the
r boards on display at Steve· s Skate Shop. The name Gon-
zales IS the name of the animator as well as the name One of the more popular areas 1n skat1ng compet1t1on~
t of the skateboarding professional. (IP. Bell} is the ramp. Skaters perform different "a1r' · tncks of
c of the ramp. Here Jun1 or Derek Wh1tney demonstrate·
r: a Tuck-knee Air at a Lincoln Contest (JP Bell}