Contents
ZINE THING
If you want to dig to the roots of
skateboarding in the 80's, flip through
our drawer full of skate rags with
US
AIR TERMS
SEPTEMBER 1985
Vol.5 No. 9
CYCLOID RAMP THEORY
Just when you thought you had
pounded the last nail you find your
ramp could be obsolete. Read and
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weep
WHAT IS RAD?
The who, what, when and where on
getting air. Loft your jive
TEARROARIZING
IN TAHOE
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Before you answer, check out Eddie
Reategui's definition
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CHRIST ON PARADE
The further adventures of Skate
Mike Chantry's Mile High Madness
continues as the NSA brings No.4 to
the messes in Tahoe City
Rock
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MAIL DROP
4
JUST A SPLENDID
WEEKEND
Take a Schmitt built 12-hour ramp,
ship in some skate hungry pros, add
some streetstyle ramps, a thriving
Canadian skate scene, some
International freestyle action and what
do you get? NSA No.5 in
Vancouver.
ASK THE DOCTOR
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SKATER'S EDGE..
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SKARFING MATERIAL
18
STEP BY STEP
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PRODUCT PATROL
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PUSZONE
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ON BOARD/TRASH.
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SOMETHIN' ELSE
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STOP
THRASHER
Mag
COVER: "100%
MOUNTAIN JUICE
inset; Lance Mountain.
Mile High victor.
Concept and photo-
graphy by Molo.
Contents: Everyday
skalers and their skate
scenes
Thrasher Magazine (185N 0742-4822), September 1965, Vol. 5, No. 8. Published monthly by High Speed Productions, Inc., PO Box 584570, San Francisco, CA 94188-4570.
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