University accommodating longboarders?
My daughter snapped this shot while visiting friends at Oregon State University. Looks like if you cabled two of the rungs together your trucks and wheels might keep someone from removing the board. Is this really a skate rack? I wonder if the thing fills up with longboards during class hours.
Posted by: conahan on October 20th, 2009
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Categories: Skate
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The two schools I have intimate knowledge of (Pitzer and Miami) both support its skateboard community. At Pitzer in California, they have skateboard racks outside the classrooms. The president of the University of Miami (ex-secretary of health and human services for Clinton) has endorsed the use of skateboards on campus as a mode of transportation.
i would never leave my board unatended. why not just bring it in class .
somebody will defanatly break it there or steel your wheels.
ever see a bike tied up to a post all thrashed!!!
actually there are a ton of tards on longboards around OSU campus. we even have a shop that is almost exclusively longboards only. damn near every one on campus pushes dick-foot though….
Yes it is a skate rack, they don’t allow boards inside the gym. It is never full.
Sweet, free wheels and bearings!
Not to mention the fact that somebody might wipe a booger on it. I mean that’s what I do.
Geez, do they have a puka shell necklace holder adjacent to the racks? I’m actually surprised that more students than professors ride these since longboards are the recumbent bikes of skateboarding ;)
Good one Sheabones!
“long boards.. the recumbent bikes of skateboarding” – funny shit
Find the guy with the Hawaiian print board shorts, running shoes, flipped up colar, rope bracelet, and puca shell necklace – and you’ve found the guy that owns the long board on that rack. Then again, that guy would be carrying it, so it could be anybodies.
I already worry it’s gonna rain every time I leave my sunroof cracked… with that’d I’d be worrying about a soggy board.