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Hi there! I’m Tony Hammer, the author of the SafeSkateboard blog, bringing over a decade of skateboarding experience and a deep passion for the sport. I aim to share valuable tips, insights, and advice to help make your skateboarding journey safe, fun, and unforgettable. As a dedicated skateboarder, I know how crucial it is to have trustworthy and accurate guidance at your fingertips.Stay connected for regular updates, and don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions, suggestions, or topic ideas you’d like me to explore. Let’s hit the streets and parks safely, enjoy the ride, and continue pushing the limits of skateboarding together!
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Hooper Avenue, 90001, los angeles, United States
- 2156648986
- contact@safeskateboard.com
- safeskateboard.com
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