He gets points for style, plus it make it easier for the road to eat him if he falls. I've fallen both while snowboarding and while long boarding and can confirm that falling on pavement is indeed worse that falling on snow.
I would think they aren't much hotter than the pavement. He didn't do much flat spotting other than to stop. All the carving is just changing your direction to be more perpendicular to the hill. The bearings on the other hand were probably somewhere between ow those are hot and liquid hot magma.Nope heck no lol stick with flat ground tricks
I wonder though what the temperature of those wheels were at the bottom of the hill
I feel you on the lack of hills. I'm pretty close to a few mountains but car traffic discourages you from plummeting down a slope on a piece of fiber enforced maple on some plastic wheels at 40 MPH.That’s awesome. I’d do it in a heart beat but no hills here in Florida lol. I SUP a lot tho....me and my gf
Power tools, especially table saws, can be dangerous. There's nothing safer than barreling down a mountain at 40+ mph on a board with just some plastic pads between you and the worst road rash of your life.
It must be the same basic principals as snowboarding. All you have to do is not fall. Sounds easy enough haha
True, the blade on that table saw!! Haha
My partner @Sheltered Reef AC can attest to that
Good find. I'll have to check that out next time I'm down that way. With my current level of free time, hopefully sometime in the next decade haha
Thats awesome. We have the Battenkill that runs from Vermont through Upstate New York thats a similar setup. Start upstream and do about 10 miles to another lot and then shuttle back to start. I've been kayaking there since I was little and its always a blast.
