Skateboarding has become a modern phenomenon. Millions of people all over the world enjoy this sport. The following are a few motives that people may have for switching to new skateboards.
Swoosh! Thud! Crash! These are all sounds associated with stunts tried by young skateboarders. The effects of these stunts are stresses on the board. Continuous punishment will obviously lead to failure. Also like other machines, use over an extended period of time can also lead to structural failure i. E., breakage.
A little time has passed. The board has been used again and again. It does not look the same. It does not feel the same. It also does not run like it used to. Friends have new shiny ones that look and feel great. Its time to move on and get a new board.
Then a person gets even older, gets married and settles down. The 9-5 life becomes a routine. There is almost no time for exercise. And there is just no way so say no when the wife brings a second helping of a delicious dessert. It is a time when the waistline expands, trousers get tight and then new ones have to be bought. Not a time for new skateboards most people would say but there is just no way that an old skateboard would be able to withstand all that extra pressure.
Time flies by. The children have moved out and the business is being run by the eldest son. There is more time now for recreation. There are memories of yesteryear; the most prominent ones being that of the 'gang' out for a day at the skatepark. Alas the gang is dispersed. And the old skateboard won't do. It's the age of dot coms, Silicon Valley and carbon fiber compounds. Skateboards are now available that use many new technologies and offer performance enhancements. Its time for a change.
Then comes a time when a person has seen it all and done it all. One is now an expert, a connoisseur. The person becomes a collector of art, art in this case being skateboards, old ones and the stylish high-tech new skateboards. It is a time for remembering the old days, remembering the thrills, and the falls, and sharing the priceless memories with family and friends.
Swoosh! Thud! Crash! These are all sounds associated with stunts tried by young skateboarders. The effects of these stunts are stresses on the board. Continuous punishment will obviously lead to failure. Also like other machines, use over an extended period of time can also lead to structural failure i. E., breakage.
A little time has passed. The board has been used again and again. It does not look the same. It does not feel the same. It also does not run like it used to. Friends have new shiny ones that look and feel great. Its time to move on and get a new board.
Then a person gets even older, gets married and settles down. The 9-5 life becomes a routine. There is almost no time for exercise. And there is just no way so say no when the wife brings a second helping of a delicious dessert. It is a time when the waistline expands, trousers get tight and then new ones have to be bought. Not a time for new skateboards most people would say but there is just no way that an old skateboard would be able to withstand all that extra pressure.
Time flies by. The children have moved out and the business is being run by the eldest son. There is more time now for recreation. There are memories of yesteryear; the most prominent ones being that of the 'gang' out for a day at the skatepark. Alas the gang is dispersed. And the old skateboard won't do. It's the age of dot coms, Silicon Valley and carbon fiber compounds. Skateboards are now available that use many new technologies and offer performance enhancements. Its time for a change.
Then comes a time when a person has seen it all and done it all. One is now an expert, a connoisseur. The person becomes a collector of art, art in this case being skateboards, old ones and the stylish high-tech new skateboards. It is a time for remembering the old days, remembering the thrills, and the falls, and sharing the priceless memories with family and friends.
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