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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Benbro on January 3, 2013 at 20:40

theres not so many longboarders that actually live in the mountains,theres a few but there are plenty of hills...without being a local,ive found a fair few cool spots to ride up there,..google maps is your friend and its pretty easy to find every hill in the blueys after a few hours of goog map searching,.there are a few closed access roads up there aswell if you can find them,...noone names spots on the net,locals dont like it.

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Permalink Reply by Ross on January 12, 2013 at 12:34

Thanks for the reply Benbro, i've resently moved to Darling Harbour, i will have a good look on google, though, yeh-same deal as last, looking for good hills, and also some one to show me how to slide properly, i've been taking some real good hills on, though sometimes i just need to slow down abit, only need a few minutes of someones time to explain it properly to me.  Cheers Benbro.

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ASRA AdminPermalink Reply by Bugs on January 12, 2013 at 18:08

Ross, if you live at Darling Harbour you should go to Bomb Squad: http://www.skateboardracing.org.au/group/sydneycitybombsquad

It's right near your home and you'll learn all the spots that are right under your nose. Not fast downhill, but great for skating with a crew and learning skills.

Ross said:

Thanks for the reply Benbro, i've resently moved to Darling Harbour, i will have a good look on google, though, yeh-same deal as last, looking for good hills, and also some one to show me how to slide properly, i've been taking some real good hills on, though sometimes i just need to slow down abit, only need a few minutes of someones time to explain it properly to me.  Cheers Benbro.

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Permalink Reply by Matteo on January 12, 2013 at 18:19

Hey Man if you want to join tomorrow im going out for a skate in maroubra

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