The Most Iconic Skateboarding Trick Ever Done?! Jeremy Wray Water Tower Ollie

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In "The Most Iconic Skateboarding Trick Ever Done?! Jeremy Wray Water Tower Ollie", we revisit one of skateboarding's greatest, most memorable and groundbreaking moments, the Ollie across the Water Tower Gap. The gap remains untouched to this day. Jeremy takes us back to that fateful and spontaneous day with Ty Evans and Daniel Harold Sturt that would unknowingly go down in history and still be talked about nearly 30 years later. Jeremy breaks down why this legendary trick ended up in 411 video magazine rather than a Plan B Skateboards or Adio Shoes video, how they avoided confrontation with the Police, how he found the spot, trials and tribulations of trying the gap and the entire day in depth. Did you know he filmed the Ollie the same day as he filmed the Transworld "Starting Point" video? IN fact, you may be able to learn how to ollie from this video if you are a beginner! Also, it turns out, Jeremy also planned to do more on the gap after ollie, in fact, he still may have plans to Kickflip it...
Jeremy used a very tedious art technique called "scratchboard" to design this graphic, where he takes a black scratchboard and uses a thin blade to remove the black, revealing white underneath. Basically, reverse drawing. This graphic was then scanned and placed on a board that he signed!
Ryan Sheckler and Chris Joslin also chime in with their two cents on this famous trick. Signed Boards are available now at storiedskateboarding.com and stay tuned right here for "The Most Famous Ollie" video coming very soon!


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