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So a lil back story.. after go skate day in Pittsburgh that I hosted we decided to donate our ramps to the diy park we started out push at.

Instead of letting these ramps collect dust in our storage unit, we thought skate community deserved them.

We dropped them off at Bloomfield DIY so everyone has more to skate while we wait on the city to move toward future renovations. These ramps value over $1,500 and seeing people enjoy them means a lot more than watching them sit in storage. Do you think it’s wrong to donate to the skate community? Please watch the full video and let me know.

Someone destroyed donated skate ramps😕

What do you think of this situation? 🤔

Please let us know if us donating ramps to the skate community is bad, and reach out if you know anything. This is unacceptable in our community. And everyone is sick of this type of mindset in not only skating but the world too..

finally posting a new clip on here instead of older ones 😆

Jägers

Mobile Skateshop & Mobile Ramps ATL 4th of July party. Trevor Morgan kick flipping the length of a Kia.

Getting my Hardflips and heelflips ready for bigger gaps.

Entry for the date of 11/11/11 from my skateboarding journal that I wrote from 2011 into 2012. I would write the day's events plus things I bought, the weather, and what board I brought. Due to the unusual date figured it'd be interesting to feature here. Also some pictures I took on that day. If anyone is interested in seeing more I'd be happy to post more.

I recently got back into skateboarding at age 38 after a long break due to a knee injury, after 2 months I am beginning to learn tricks I have never landed , this clip was from yesterday I tried some more today and only came close a few tries

Get out there and shred for America!!!

Had to run it back because of the hand touch