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vimal
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« Reply #15 on: November 24, 2009, 09:26:40 PM »

Not that i know of, But there some good outdoor concrete parks in these areas.

if you want to ride some amazing indoor parks, its worth your while taking a trip to scotland. Dunbarton has an amazing indoor wood park, featuring a foam pit and trampoline room! and at 12 quid a Day pass, you cant go wrong.

Aberdeen also features a great indoor park, with oververt walls, a 15 footer bowl, and lots of technical lines, along with a rockclimbing wall.

There are also a lot of good concrete parks near and in glasgow.
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« Reply #16 on: September 16, 2012, 02:24:09 AM »

Poor Turf up in Milwaukee, laying buried under rubble, waiting for the day when the MAN finally decided to just crush those beauties into oblivion.  That place was the shit in it's day.  Just check out Santa Cruz "Streets On Fire."  Awesome soundtrack too!
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« Reply #17 on: November 02, 2012, 03:32:43 PM »

Yes, there are a couple. I ran a search filter on Concrete Disciples and  here's what came up:
http://www.concretedisciples.com/component/jreviews/search-results/criteria:2/query:any/cat:58/jr_indoorsx:Indoor/jr_surfacex:concrete/order:alpha.html
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« Reply #18 on: November 06, 2012, 03:26:05 PM »

http://www.plazaskatepark.com/

This is in Rutland Vermont.  It's very small and everything is tight and close together.  AKA it's awesome.  The owner has made several changes since opening.  He's actually tearing out one of the main features to put in something better in the next month.

It's about 6500 sq. ft if I recall correctly, and it is so fun!  There's a bowl and a really fun street course...

The way my buddy built Plaza, it actually ended up being cheaper than using metal or skatelite for a surface.  Not only is concrete a better riding surface, in my opinion I would say it is easier to work with if your building anything with weird curvy geometry.

Cutting, drilling, countersinking and screwing metal or skatelite down is a bitch!

Maintenance intervals and labor intensity are the same.  As far as changing things goes, you can still do it, I wouldn't say it's any more difficult, I know my friend has made several since opening.  Besides, if you take your time and make a good design, you shouldn't really have to make changes.

Excuses dispelled!  Git r done!
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