"The Super 60 is designed to test a rider's consistency, creativity and use of a space within a skatepark. Riders are given 60 minutes to film as many clips as they can, and turn this into a video showcasing their personal style and tricks."The latest Super 60 is by Robert "Monky" McMoran, of Riverside, California. Thanks to Nick Darger for filming and editing.
Monky Super 60! from nick darger on Vimeo.
Jordan Jasa:Tell me about the park. What makes it different, better, worse, etc., than other parks?
Monky McMoran: Well as u can see theres not that much to do. That's why I like it because u have to be creative to like it or think of your own stuff. So this is one park I just like to have a sesh with only a couple of people. Well the only thing bad was that the ramps wern't complete so i had to be careful for the cracks in the ramps.
What is your favorite part/obstacle of the park?
I would have to say the box.
Um i really don't i know yet beacuse i haven't actually rode it that long since Scooter Zone just lets certain people ride it for right now.
So that big 3 to fakie you bailed on...got any plans of landing it soon?
Hopefully bigger. It'm just scared of hitting my head.
Yeah I'll bet haha. Got anything else to say?
Yea i would like to thank nick for makeing it and always filming, scooter zone for letting us ride them when there not ready and u for taking ur time to interview me.
No problem dude, thanks for taking the time to film a Super 60 for us.
your welcome.
Sick! Really creative tricks!
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