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Wednesday, January 06 2010

May 1981

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Inside This Mag: Skate City Whittier Pro/Am Contest with competitors Duane Peters, Lance Mountain, Steve Caballero, Neil Blender and more and a Swedish skate competition

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Cover: Duane Peters and Steve Caballero – Aggro Sweeper Re-entry, Lien Air. Photos: Kevin Thatcher

Also In This Issue: A day in the street, a night on the town, Sensation Basin's Third Anniversary Contest and the Galveston, TX contest

Music Articles:
Adam and the Ants and the Big Boys

Duane Peters Santa Cruz ad, Romeo Void


Contents page, Independent ad


Talking Ed, Mail Drop, Variflex ad


Donel ad, Thrasher stickers and buttons, Mail Drop, NTN Bearings, Zorlac ad


Skate City Whittier Pro-Am, Duane Peters, Steve Caballero


Neil Blender, Mike Alba, Mike Folmer


John Gibson, Lance Mountain, Tony Hawk, Duane Peters


A Day In The Street


A Night On The Town


Competition Sweden


Florida, Texas


Atlantic Skates, Vision Sports Inc., Subscribe page


On Board, Coming Events, G.L.S.A., Notes From The Underground


Wild Riders of Boardz, Gullwing ad, Walker ad


8X10 Mike Folmer, The Jammer


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