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These Public Skateboard Racks by Designer Beat Karrer are an Upgrade to Urban Streetscapes
Clean, functional, easy to install and expand
"There are hardly any functional, robust and at the same time aesthetically pleasing solutions for storing or hanging up [skateboards] in public or semi-private spaces," writes Swiss street furniture company Burri Public Elements. Thus they produce these SkateboardZ racks:
"SkateboardZ offers a variety of mounting options and is easy to expand."
"The boards can be easily hung and secured with a padlock (with a long shackle) or wire lock."
These were designed by Zurich-based industrial designer Beat Karrer.
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Been a skateboarder my whole life, the thing I always have with me is a skate tool, very handy to remove trucks and wheels. The security on almost every skate park "board lock" system is a joke.
tbh, one of the nice things about skateboarding over riding a bike when I was a kid was the fact I could just tuck it under my arm when I went in a store or wherever. Fine concept and good execution regardless.