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Deep Dive: Curb Dogs (1986)

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Curb Dogs
Curb Dogs features skaters and BMX riders performing freestyle tricks, capturing the evolution of these activities from a passing trend to a lifestyle. The film includes performances by notable riders such as Kevin Staab and Brian Blyther, showcasing their skills in a skate park setting. The documentary runs for 25 minutes and provides a glimpse into the culture surrounding skateboarding and BMX riding in 1986. It emphasizes the passion and dedication of the riders, illustrating how these sports became integral to their identities.

Why Watch

  • See Kevin Staab's impressive freestyle tricks.
  • Meet BMX riders pushing the limits of their sport.
  • Find out how skateboarding became a lifestyle.

Did You Know

Curb Dogs was released in 1986, a pivotal year for freestyle skating.
The film features performances from five key riders, including Kevin Staab.
The documentary has a runtime of 25 minutes.

Perfect For

Skateboarding enthusiastsBMX fansFreestyle sports culture