L.A. is one of my favorite cities in the world, and the skaters that make up the Adidas skate team are some of my favorites to watch. The Gonz, is always being The Gonz, reminding us all that skateboarding is as much an art as anything else. Silas was last year's Thrasher magazine "Skater of the Year," enough said. Then there's Busenitz, who's always killing it faster than anyone. Check out this little vid of team Three Stripes getting their Los Angeles on:
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Monday, December 21, 2009 6:33pm PST
Adidas Skates The City Of Angels
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