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After a long summer of eagerley awaiting the opening of the new concrete skatepark and bmx pump track in Clifton, the time has arrived for you to roller around the smooth curves and flats which has been constructed by Maverick Industries. We will let you decide how good the park is, so go and check it out as the secuirty fencing is offically down now !. There is real pool coping and tiles on the deep [...] 1980′s Old School Skateboarding This is the era when I first started Skating standing up properly, as in the late 70′s I was just knee boarding down hills on my American Fyer. I think it was around 1984 a time just before Skating got big again. The was no Ramps or Skateparks near us in the East Midlands as they had all closed down in the late 1970′s or early 80′s. We just bombed around the streets [...] Yorkshire’s Coast line has now gained some extra surf. Whitby, Scarborough and Bridlington have great smooth freeformed concrete skateparks to keep you entertained. These waves will never go flat. Whitby – West Cliff Head This U shape bowled skatepark is situated on the open ground on West Cliff, next to the old paddling pool and Go Karting. Parking is free and right next to the skatepark, if you get there early enough [...] Dont know what the answer is to this, why do we seem to build skateparks in certain parks of the our cities which are in the middle ?. I think on one hand if it gets a bunch of kids interested on doing something it is very good, and pays in the long run. Even if it gets a few locals focused on doing more with there spare time will benefit the local area in someway. They [...] Just thinking with all these bowls cropping up, nearly all the British built ones seem to have flat bottoms and no split levels. Unlike the USA built one at Safron Walden. I ridden the one in Marsailles, Saffron and the one at Doncaster (flat bottom). It seems more fun and and you can get some really speed with bowls with split levels and more contours. Is it what the riders want or is it that the British [...] Anyone who uses Keyworth Skatepark in South Notts regular, are you interested in getting some ideas together to extend the rear of the park. This is subject to riders in general not wanting the trials area any more. Keyworth Skatepark in South Nottinghamshire There is approximately an area 14 x 17m available at the rear of the park, and possibly fill in the odd wasted dead spot here and there. Making it more useable. We all know funding can [...] I was speaking to the guys at Rushcliffe Country Park today about skateparks, they have an old wooden mini ramp there at present. The location is great and there could be a possibility of upgrading it to a concrete one, if the demand was good enough. Rushcliffe Country Park Mini Ramp and BMX Track I know its all down to funding, but the Park Manager may be up for gaining funding if [...] Cornwall’s Skatepark information to follow shortly. Here’s a few photo’s to get you going ! Hayle Skatepark, Cornwall, The Main Bowl Hayle Skatepark, Cornwall, Side Bowl Tuckingmill Skatepark, Cornwall, The Main-bowl Tuckingmill Skatepark, Cornwall, The Small-bowl Mount Hawke Skatepark, Cornwall, The Big Vert-Ramp with amazing rollin Mount Hawke Skatepark, Cornwall, The Street-Course |
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