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Sebo Walker is originally from Oregon. And he’s a bit of a jock. Did all the sports growing up including soccer, scootering, baseball — and lucky for us, skateboarding was the one that stuck. He moved to California to pursue skateboarding and we were lucky enough to have him come by and skate our new mini. In this episode, he destroys our ramp and then talks about the evolution of skateboarding with a few throwbacks to his original sponsor me tape.
Office Space: Sebo Walker An Oregonian did this on our ramp
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