| M-R |
| Word |
Definition |
| Manual |
Another name for Wheelie. |
| Mctwist |
A 540 degree turn performed on a ramp. Named after Mike McGill. |
| Nollie |
Much like an Ollie only you spring off of your nose instead of your tail. |
| Nose |
The front of the board. |
| Nose slide |
Sliding on the nose of board on the edge of an obstacle like a handrail, ledge, or ramp lip. |
| Nosegrind |
Just the front truck is grinding. |
| Ollie |
A no handed air performed by tapping the tail of the board on the ground or ramp surface. Named after Alan Gelfend. |
| Poser |
Someone who acts better than they are. |
| Quarterpipe |
A halfpipe with one wall; a banked hit. |
| Rail |
The edge of the board. Also refers to plastic strips attached to the underside of the board. |
| Railslide |
Also called boardslide. To slide on an obstacle or lip with the contact point being the underside of the board. |
| Ramp boards |
Large deck and firm wheels mounted on wide trucks to make the board as stable as possible. |
| Regular foot |
To ride with the left foot forward. |
| Retainer / keppers |
Keep the ball bearings spaced correctly. |
| Riser |
Plastic piece under the base of the truck to raise it for better wheel clearance. Often used with larger wheels. |
| Rock and roll |
A trick where the underside of the board and wheels are tapped on the lip before a kickturn to reenter. |
| Rock to fakie |
A trick where the underside of the board and wheels are tapped on the lip before the rider reenters traveling backwards. |