The funny thing about DIY, is that we spend so much time trying to explain them, community, repurposed space, a reaction to poor government, and they’re not wrong, but they’re missing something. In an era of Street League sponsorships and skateboarding selling cars, DIY spots are a symbol. They are proof that some people still care about the thing itself.
Dreams are achieved with patience and perseverance. It is the best description for the Tlacuacha Ramp. Two years to carry out the construction of this 100% DIY spot!
Cover: Jojo Ducros. Frontside air at a dam in the French Alps Photo: Adrien Motte … Keep reading
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Cover: Germán Periñan. Backside lipslide at Kampyn DIY Chiclana de la Frontera – Cádiz, Spain. … Keep reading
La curva skatepark built in the city of Zapopan in Jalisco, Mexico, a state that is known for the origins of tequila just recently opened a new skatepark with street features and a mid size bowl with a over-vert capsule.
Photos & words: Jude Valencia Located in the distant northern side of Mexico city in … Keep reading
Photos by Andrew Sergeant, Coburn Huff, Longwood Skarty & Frylepile Chuck Pontone doesn’t say much. … Keep reading
For us, our skatepark is to go skating and relax in nature and forget about everything, without any internet distraction etc. Just skate, relax, eat some delicious seafood in the restaurant and spend time with friends. Don’t focus on anything else, just that.
Puerto Vallarta DIY Festival Photos by Olga Aguilar Words Dirk Slasher Puerto Vallarta is located … Keep reading
Build Ramps Not Walls and Mexico DIY have come together again on a community build … Keep reading
