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Tony Hawk: 50 Tricks / Age 50

May 24, 2018

To celebrate his 50th birthday, Birdhouse owner 'The Birdman' himself jumps on his board for 50 of his signature tricks. 

"I never imagined being able to skate into my adult life, or that anyone would still care if I did. To celebrate, I did 50 tricks that I've created. Thanks to all of you that made this dream possible. It's been an unreal ride, but I'm not done yet." - Tony Hawk

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Tony Hawk's first ever 900!

Tags tony hawk, pro skater, 50 tricks, age 50, happy birthday, skateboarding, May1
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