SLC DIY
December 10, 2015
This spot was another one that came and went. The city, as often happens, couldn’t see the fact that if a spot is hot enough,
This spot was another one that came and went. The city, as often happens, couldn’t see the fact that if a spot is hot enough,
Who built the ramp? My brother Chad was the mastermind that told myself and Cameron Keene what to do during the build. We had plenty
“Dan, Robbie, and their son Ryan Martin have done it again. They have built yet another skateboarding paradise on their lovely
Words and Photos by Kyle Arc The New Jersey skate scene is notorious for crusty nugget spots, local schools with no elevation changes, and
Dante’s dad Edmund was claiming to me for months that he was building a bowl in his backyard. I didn’t believe him. He contacted Carlos
Matt Lilly has a mini ramp in Bed-Stuy. You may not have been to Matt’s ramp before, but if you’re in New York and run
Learn about some homies pouring blood, sweat, and beers into making a killer backyard ramp, as seen in issue 18.
Street improvement with Sloan Palder and friends from issue 22.
“Our ramp is a piece of shit.” Ramp’s out back article from issue 17.
Sometimes when you have nothing to skate you need to take matters into your own hands. Learn about the Spooners ramp as seen in issue 14.
Learn about the evolution of a backyard ramp deep in New Jersey from the Geskos themselves, as seen in issue 13.