Kent Senatore on the Turning Point Ramp

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KENT SENATORE on the Turning Point ramp somewhere in Florida where it was first built. This plexiglass and steel capsule with one end missing, and a hydraulic lift on the open end made it so the round end of the capsule could be carved upside down. Kent ruled this thing with “The Jerr”... Pretty amazing then and now. This was in early 1979. Kent Senatore was one of the early radical skaters from the San Fernando Valley, along with Jerry “the Jerr” Valdez and David “La Machine” Ferry. Kent lives in Hawaii now, great skater, thoughtful smart dude. . . #skateboarding #Valley #ValSurf #TurningPointRamp #SkateboardMadness #1979 #SkateBoarderMagazine #Traknology #ArrowSkateboards #GullWingTrucks #UpsideDown #TurningPoint #Radical #Gnarly . . . This photograph first appeared in my book FUCK YOU HEROES and now also appears in the MY RULES book.

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