Mike McGill Signerad Skateboard
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En signerad Mike McGill skateboard. Oanvänd. Inköpt på Mc Gills Skateshop i Encinitas för ca 10 år sedan, och signerad av mannen själv.
Nya signerade brädor säljs i hans butik för ca 220 dollar plus tax.
Lite fakta om Mike McGill:
Mike McGill is one of the Great legends of skateboarding today. Growing up in New York and then moving to Florida at the age of 10 he started skateboarding in the Tampa Bay area. There were at least 5 concrete skate parks within hours driving distance to his parent’s house. Not able to get to a skate park everyday, Mike McGill built all kinds of ramps and obstacles to satisfy his growing need to skate as well as constantly searching for concrete drainage ditches and backyard swimming pools, which sometimes turned out to be better than most of the Florida skate parks built at that time.
After competing in several contests around Florida, people began to take notice of the 85 lb 14 year old kid. More specific a skater named Alan “Ollie” Gelfand, Inventor of the ollie air (no hands aerial) from Hollywood, Florida and Tim Scroggs one of the top flatland freestylers from Orlando, Florida. They recommended Mike McGill to their coach Stacy Peralta, leader of their team known as the Bones Brigade, residing in Venice California, were some say skateboarding started.
After making several trips to California, Stacy Peralta told Mike McGill as long as he placed well in contests he would keep flying him out west to join his other teammates to enjoy the smoothest parks in the world. During that time Stacy picked up other riders like Steve Caballero, Rodney Mullen, Tony Hawk and Lance Mountain to join his elite team. They traveled all over the world, through out Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand as well as all over the United States and Canada doing demonstrations and competing in contests. In fact they traveled so much together, it was like McGill's second family.
Mike McGill Invented one of the greatest tricks of all time, while teaching at a Swedish summer camp in 1984, which most people say opened up a whole new dimension in skateboarding. The trick was name by one of his former teammates Rodney Mullen the “MCTWIST”. The Mctwist is a 540-degree aerial grabbing mute style. Today it is a staple in vertical skateboarding competition. Mike McGill has been in several skate videos as well as movies and commercials. Some to name a few, doubled for Bruce Willis in ”One day in Venice”,Mark Walberg in ”Daddy's Home”, Jose Brolin in ”Thrashin”,Christian Slater in ”Gleaming the Cube” and most recently Robert Downey Jr. for a secret phone commercial... He actively competes in Masters Competitions, and will occasionally barge in on a session with his long time friends and teammates Tony Hawk,Bucky Lasek,Steve Caballerro and Kevin Staab.
Nya signerade brädor säljs i hans butik för ca 220 dollar plus tax.
Lite fakta om Mike McGill:
Mike McGill is one of the Great legends of skateboarding today. Growing up in New York and then moving to Florida at the age of 10 he started skateboarding in the Tampa Bay area. There were at least 5 concrete skate parks within hours driving distance to his parent’s house. Not able to get to a skate park everyday, Mike McGill built all kinds of ramps and obstacles to satisfy his growing need to skate as well as constantly searching for concrete drainage ditches and backyard swimming pools, which sometimes turned out to be better than most of the Florida skate parks built at that time.
After competing in several contests around Florida, people began to take notice of the 85 lb 14 year old kid. More specific a skater named Alan “Ollie” Gelfand, Inventor of the ollie air (no hands aerial) from Hollywood, Florida and Tim Scroggs one of the top flatland freestylers from Orlando, Florida. They recommended Mike McGill to their coach Stacy Peralta, leader of their team known as the Bones Brigade, residing in Venice California, were some say skateboarding started.
After making several trips to California, Stacy Peralta told Mike McGill as long as he placed well in contests he would keep flying him out west to join his other teammates to enjoy the smoothest parks in the world. During that time Stacy picked up other riders like Steve Caballero, Rodney Mullen, Tony Hawk and Lance Mountain to join his elite team. They traveled all over the world, through out Europe, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand as well as all over the United States and Canada doing demonstrations and competing in contests. In fact they traveled so much together, it was like McGill's second family.
Mike McGill Invented one of the greatest tricks of all time, while teaching at a Swedish summer camp in 1984, which most people say opened up a whole new dimension in skateboarding. The trick was name by one of his former teammates Rodney Mullen the “MCTWIST”. The Mctwist is a 540-degree aerial grabbing mute style. Today it is a staple in vertical skateboarding competition. Mike McGill has been in several skate videos as well as movies and commercials. Some to name a few, doubled for Bruce Willis in ”One day in Venice”,Mark Walberg in ”Daddy's Home”, Jose Brolin in ”Thrashin”,Christian Slater in ”Gleaming the Cube” and most recently Robert Downey Jr. for a secret phone commercial... He actively competes in Masters Competitions, and will occasionally barge in on a session with his long time friends and teammates Tony Hawk,Bucky Lasek,Steve Caballerro and Kevin Staab.
