Wednesday, 19 December 2012

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I can remember personally as a kid using old trucks off an old skateboard bought at a garage sale and attaching them to a board and rolling down a long driveway. Perhaps you have tried to ride such a contraption yourself? We can only imagine how hard the old fashioned early skateboard contraptions were to ride, indeed.

Un-deterred I simply went back to the top of the driveway to try it again and again. I started to get the high-speed wobbles and eventually they got worse and worse and the whole thing dumped me onto the driveway and I crashed. I still remember what happened going down the driveway. As it is generally perfected through trial and error or you crash and burn, of course at 7 years old you are not much of an engineer of anything you build or design.

Engineering indeed? Back to adjust the trucks and use bigger nails because I had no screws and steal a little duct tape out of the garage too. The results were quite simple to see on my elbows and Hands. Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result; and what do they call the definition of insanity?

Where do what you think I got the old trucks and wheels to do my driveway experiments? But you have to start somewhere and they also had to start with plastic boards, of course the other kids with the more high-tech skateboards that were fully customized laughed at me. You can imagine how excited I was to get my first plastic skateboard with the urethane wheels.

But not so well on a much longer board that was perhaps five times the weight, they worked fine on the old plastic skateboard, you see the problem was not that the wheels or trucks were of poor quality. One of them sold them to me at his family's garage sale.

Thus I can easily imagine the problems that the early kids between 1905 and 1950 had with their skateboard devices. I had to tighten up the trucks and pay particular attention to my own balance and that helped a little until the wobbles started, i figured out right away that, eventually.

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