I'm no skateboarding pro, so I'm curious. In the case of the 14-wheeled skateboard, does the saying "less is more" apply? Flowlab's unconventional skateboard has been around since the early '90's, and has yet to replace the conventional 4-wheeled model. It boasts that it can "carve to 45 degree angles with no resistance and fluid transitions edge-to-edge", but how does it handle an ollie? Those in the know, please comment below.
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it has 14 wheels :S
Wait...what...
Tony Hawk can make it do anything.
i just keep seeing you. . . . . .
Im Bruce Willis from 6th sense.
no he cantt rodney mullen can
I've made the same!
Thats Awesome
Where the #$%@ can I buy one of these?!
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