Some cracking stuff in here, notably the “How to be the world’s greatest street skater” article!
FEATURES
The daily grind
23 Holy Hamburg
Europe’s Hottest Skate Spot
27 How to be the World’s Greatest Street Skater
Win Münster with our 30 day wonder-plan
Skate HARD in the City
Snaps and Snippets from the Bury comp
DEPARTMENTS
6 Ears
Summer Tour Dates, New Places and Faces
10 Products
Decked out for the sun
Gavin gives as good as he gets
As predicted last month: Cab’s won one
Blinding stuff — a major contribution from Gonzales and co
36 Spangleski
Hi-jacked by Hardcore, the Mouth of the Street
46 The Wall
Hi to X-ey, Y-ey and Z-ey. Please send diagrams.
48 Intros
Warren Brown, Winston Whitter, Jagger
52 Sequences
Tweakery, nosery and bumpery
Brider Bleeding on a Beach
62 Calendar
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2 responses to “Contents of Issue 96 of R.a.D Magazine, May 1991”
I’m looking forward to the Goshen pictures, I used to go down there quite a lot staying at Gooey’s house (remember Team Manic?). The mini and vert were awesome. Incidentally, relating to the comments / discussion on a previous post, they were both covered in Masonite.
Hi,
Can you help? or advise
I am looking to try and obtain a vintage copy RAD issue 100 (Sept 1991). Only because my son disbelieves me that I used to skateboard and a photo of me at Leigh-on-sea skate park with Tony Hawk.
Many thanks
Martin Parrott