Ah yes, Gummies. The prom tuxedo of skateboard wheels.
In an active train line
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Well, I wasnāt sure but during taking pics a train came and I almost had a heart attack. I was surprised how fast I could leave the rails in survival mode. DONāT TRY THIS AT HOME!
I was half expecting the last picture would have a dead train and the board in a pristine condition with āindestructibleā label. 
Just one more pic⦠Dead
This looks like my board on the rails 
The rails were I took the pics were in the city with no passenger trains but seldom freight trains as I know now.
I donāt see any train coming on those pics, where is it?
Laying train rails can be a hazard, the low frequency oscillations traveling the line tend to make a man lose control of his bowels.
I donāt know if thatās an urban myth, but Iāve a slow weekend coming up and the Tralee to Dublin train is not too far away.
Big claims.
to be faiiiirrr he backed off the claim after some discussion
Fuck me youāve been busy. These are going to look awesome im sure.
Well thatās what I get for not reading everything 
DO IT! (Please donāt, though. This has been a public service announcement.)
Story time
You try to fly over a large rock?
Video time haha. Indoor bike park had some spots that were sketchy and I had too much liquid courage.
That was with pads too ![]()
mrs. venom: what did you do!?
@Venom121212 's esk8:

Mikes bike park seems like a wonderland. I would love to go there.
They sell beer too? So your free to drink and ride?
color me envious.
how much were you on the throttle? looks like a really good flow and your battery would last for days.
linky-boy to the site for those in the area: https://www.mikesbikepark.com/
Yep, the owner just hangs out there with his cat working on bikes. Super friendly to all forms of rec vehicles.
It was seriously heaven. Probably 6-8000 Sq feet on the 2 stories. Really nice flow through the entire thing save for a couple narrow gaps.
@wandagoner I left there with 72% battery and couldnāt believe it. I was there for over 2 hours. Only having to throttle before big hills really lightened the load. There were 2 45° 1 story high ramps that I had to hit at full throttle to get up. Going down I couldnāt brake fast enough to slow me up but it recharged the battery a bit haha.