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An interview with Rob from 42 Skateshop in Nottingham, plus a review of Sidewalk 198:

Korahn Gayle tells us about the Red Bull contest where you can win a day out skating with him in London:

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College Green.

It is just flatground, but sometimes we would bring a box or flatbar and just skate all day long in the sun, and chill on the grass with our friends. The best tricks at College Green were anything that Paul and Steve Alexander did there. They had the best styles and Wainwright level pop!

The First Light Rail.

The First Light Rail was named that because quite a few of us had First Light’s in Sidewalk there. My favourite trick at the First Light Rail would have to be Layth’s frontside flip over it. I always loved his frontside flips and that one was “gurt luuush”!

Victoria Rooms.

I remember skating the little three sets when I was 13 years old and learning tricks there. Now people skate it in so many different ways. My favourite trick has to be Dan Wileman’s gap to noseblunt. I didn’t spot that you could skate the ledge like that before I saw him do that, and now I have I still won’t touch it with a barge pole!

The Fifty Fifty miniramp.

I think it is still there but it has been neglected. It’s another spot that reminds me of the good old days!
Finishing work in the shop and going down to skate it with Louis Marshall, Boyo, Lil’ Chris, Syd, Danny and whoever else was about, and just learning tricks and watching everyone killing it.
My favourite tricks were Danny’s switch and regular front foot impossible nose stalls, and Habgood grinding up the pole on the side!

Lloyds.

Good old Lloyds! The best trick I have seen at Lloyds could quite easily be Layth’s switch tre, Nicky Howell’s bigspin flip, Boyo’s switch flip, Barber’s nollie tre (all down the Big 3), but my favourite trick really has to be Terry Shiimi’s nosegrab. Sadly he has passed away but he’s never forgotten and every time I see that trick it makes me feel like he is still with us. RIP Terry.

Don’t forget you can win yourself a day out in London skating with Korahn thanks to the folks at Red Bull – click here to find out more info or check the clip below!

Watch the ad below now to see Dr Z and his truck in action…

Interested? Of course you are – watch the video below to find out more then click this link to take part!

Expect to see plenty more Sixty6 Seconds clips featuring regulars and passing friends coming out of the London park over the coming weeks and months!

“Conhuir and the volcano: no one is entirely sure what this thing is. It’s either the remaining half of one of the oldest pieces of custom built skateboard terrain in Northern Ireland, or it’s nothing more than a plant pot surreptitiously filled by some have a go heroes at some point in the distant past of Derry skate time. Regardless of its mysterious origins, this is a spot steeped in history that hasn’t been seen in a skate mag this side of the water since Wurzel and the Deathbox team ventured there for an aborted skate comp back in the later 1980′s with TLB of RAD Magazine. Deep in the Loyalist hood, surrounded by prying eyes and UDA murals, Conhuir Lynn lets his light shine nearly two decades later. Frontside kickflip.”
- Conhuir Lynn, frontside flip. Photo: Jay Dords, August 2007.

This morning we’re bringing you another exclusive mixtape, this time around from Belfast’s very own Conhuir Lynn! Made up of lesser seen footage from around the globe, this edit fills in some of the time between Clynn leaving Unabomber in the early 2000′s and eventually joining the $lave team at its inception in 2007.

The resulting clip is now online and waiting to be watched below, which sees K-Rod seriously laying it down on the streets of Cagliari.

Wait for the ender…