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Aug 16, 2010 · Jimmy Flindt, Rick Kludy, Mark Golter & Gary Hardwick ride some newly paved hills in the Spring of 1999 (Talega CA)
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Oct 6, 2023 · The fastest speed that can be attained on a skateboard has been measured at 63 miles per hour, set by Gary Hardwick back in 1998. However, there are multiple reports of faster, unmeasured speeds, of up to 80 miles per hour.
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Danny Way holds the world record for longest distance jumped on a skateboard at 79 feet, which he set at the Big Air event at the [KWLINK 5179[b]2004 X Games. He also holds the record for height out of a ramp on a skateboard at 23.5 feet, which he set while flying of his newly designed Mega Ramp in 2003. When he jumped over the Great Wall of China,...
Wearing an aerodynamic suit and helmet, Gary Hardwick made skateboarding history by reaching a speed of nearly 63 miles (100 km) per hour during a race at Fountain Hills, Arizona on September26, 1998.
Billy Copeland slapped eight jetpacks of fuel onto the back of his modified skateboard and blasted off at a record 70 miles (112 km) per hour on May15, 1998. Billy's board didn't have any brakes when he made skateboarding history. He strapped a scrap of radial tire on to his running shoe and slammed his shoe down when he reached the end of his run.
In a non-skateboard related accident, Gary Hardwick died last night. He was a true asset and mentor to the downhill skateboarding world. He will be greatly missed.
The NBC Gravity Games kicked off in Providence Rhode Island today with the 2 man and 4 man downhill skateboard event. This exciting event featured the top racers in the world. The 2 man event was won by the Southern California's surfing star Dane van Bommel, Gary Hardwick took second, and new comer Mark Golter won the bronze medal.
Oct 9, 2017 · The guys I liked most were the guys on “normal” looking skateboards…come to find out, this was Gary Hardwick; the only passing resemblance that his board had was double kicktails. Once I got into longboarding properly in 2007, I spent a ton of time online, at forums like Silverfish , NCDSA , and Skullandbonesskateboards.com
The Guinness World Record holder for fastest speed ever held in a sanctioned event (62.55 MPH) and front runner in speed sliding innovation, shows his stuff ...
