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IllustrationHawaiian Larry Bertlemann, the Rubberman, has died, and surfing and skating both lost a giant. His low, bent-knee carves of the 1970s helped launch surfing’s high-performance era and fired up Dogtown skaters like Jay Adams and Tony Alva, and the tributes are pouring in.
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IllustrationGraham “Sid” Cassidy, the Sydney newspaperman behind the 1974 Surfabout who later split pro surfing into the WQS and WCT as ASP…
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IllustrationTracks says goodbye to Larry Bertlemann, the Hilo-born Rubberman whose layback “Bert” turn changed how people rode waves and concrete alike. Phil…
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IllustrationEggs, potatoes, beans and cheese rolled tight in foil: a post-session breakfast burrito that stays warm on the dash while you surf.…
