Would scooters be in the 'inline' category?

[molewood4]

ha this is so good, im gonna try a skatepark or two possibly.

 

[bryant_w]

its considered some type of skateboard, actually. i forget what its called.

Scooter?

collapsible skateboard i think.

You're correct, Devon.

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smh ... where was this at when i was 12 and couldnt get into a park because of "insurance".

 

[JonnyJonDogg]

sweeeeet. there is an indoor park a couple hours from me that just opened and they said no scooters so i can be like bitch this aint no scooter its a colapsable skateboard

hahahahaa

 

[spencer cunningham]

sweeeeet. there is an indoor park a couple hours from me that just opened and they said no scooters so i can be like bitch this aint no scooter its a colapsable skateboard

well you can't just assume they'll automatically let you in. The safest bet is to ask a place that lets bikes in as well as skateboards, because scooters tend to ride similar stuff to bikes.

woodward skatepark considers them skateboards

 

[JDBen]

a skateboard is a skateboard, inline is inline and a scooter is a fucking scooter

leave it at that

 

[domd]

yay, i know but it uses bike headsets, grips, and bar ends. you can even use deck pins.

you really think the cops or anybody will know?

 

[Michael Martinez]

nope they wont

 

[spitfire0453]

Most likely not.

 

[Dom Marconi]

my ffriend wasnt supposed to be skateboarding somwhere and he says "i dont know what you talkin bout skateboard, its a rollerboard!"

 

[Bret Lentine]

A bike is classified by two things. The first is 2 wheels, and the second is the wheels have to be 16" or bigger. So if you're not running 16 inch wheels, then you're not riding a bike.