HANDMADE IN
PORTLAND, OREGON
Providing urban - style
skateboards specialized for
transportation and downhill.
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Portland Pusher 10 - 8/10/08 Portland Pushers - 10 race series of cross-town downhill / push races designed to stretch the variety of racers abilities. These were outlaw races that included the everyday factor of riding through traffic. To carry on the tradition of endurance races in the Portland area here are some other on-going annual events: Annie Ross Open Dive to the Pearl Vancouver Vixen Check for updates on dates and info at Races and Events and the Messageboard
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Final Champion > Robin McGuirk Race Organizer > Josh Burt Past Results on NCDSA.com - Galleries of Races - - Portland Pusher 10 - 8/10/08 - Fun freeride celebrating 5 years of x-town racing hitting up 6 bank spots on the Eastside of Portland with best trick awarded at each. Then final showdown on a unusually short 11 block sprint to Laurelhurst Park. Robin McGuirk recaptures thrown over Morrow and Mitchell to end this legendary series of pushers. Annual endurace races Annie Ross Open and Dive to the Pearl continues the push race through Portland. - Portland Pusher 9 - 2/3/08 - 7.25 miles from Glenhaven to Fernhill Park. Robskey out to injury, Mitchell, Huey, and Morrow take the podium. - Portland Pusher 8 - 8/29/07 - 8.5 miles from Kelley Point Park to St.Johns. Robskey does it again with new comers David Hendrickson and Reed North taking 2nd and 3rd. Gallery by Casey Morrow. - Portland Pusher 7 - 1/7/07 - 7 miles from SW bike trial through downtown over Hawthorne bridge up to and over Steel Bridge and down waterfront to finish under the Hawthorne bridge. Robskey goes undefeated, Mitchell and Huey podium again. Gallery by Eric Hovey. - Portland Pusher 6 - 8/27/06 - Gallery by Casey Morrow. 15 miles south to north across the "COUNTY LINE" along the 1-205 bike path from Flavel to the Columbia river bike path West to 33rd ave. - Portland Pusher 5 - 10/9/05 - 12 miles from SW Terwilliger thru Downtown to Sellwood Park in SE Portland. - Portland Pusher 4 - 7/17/05 - 8.5 miles from Mt.Tabor to Sellwood Park. - Portland Pusher 3 - 6/13/04 - 7 miles up and down the Eastside Espanage. - Portland Pusher 2 - 2003 - 5 miles on the Columbia River bike path. - Portland Pusher 1 - 2003 - 3.5 miles on the Eastside Espanage. |
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Eastside Longboards is a small local company specializing in unique urban - style skateboards. Eastside was started in 2003 because the assortment of commercially available longboards didn't appeal to the terrain of urban streets and hills. Something more versatile was needed. Portland native and creater Robin McGuirk originally introduced a line of shorter longboards that could go fast with control but also stiffer and short enough to manuever quickly through city terrain. This lead to perfecting the concave and tail in order to maximize control and urban mobility. Next came the need for speed as the Racing Scene exploded in 2005. Eastside then introduced, after many modifications, their speedboard known as the Eastside DropBoard. Its has been refined further into one of the best speedboards on the market today. And it is the official Speedboard for The Eastside Racing Crew.
In 2007 a new model called the DropKick has been released that features the drop-thru design with a KickTail, making it a hybrid between the cruiser boards and the DropBoard. This is Champion King Robskey's secret weapon board for the Push Races and Eastside's most versatile board. So no matter your size or skill level, there is sure to be one that suits your style. Each longboard is laminated, shaped, and finished by hand in our production shop on the Eastside of Portland, Oregon.
Eastside Rollers is our longboarding club that brings together this community in Portland to have a good time skating. Whether you're just getting rolling or you're an experienced rider, you are welcome to meet up with us and enjoy some of the regions best downhilling. This site is dedicated to longboarders everywhere as an informational tool and guide to the longboarding community of the Portland area. Eastside supports longboarding as a fun and efficient form of transportation!
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