Independent Trucks: Grinding For {Over} 25 Years

Twenty-fine years of Independent Truck {Business} constitutes an anniversary that demands {both} respect and introspection. The {modern} tendency is to envelop history in an impenetrable containment sphere of numeric {particulars}. The human relevance of occurrences and entities becomes lost in a blizzard of {data}. What {real} consequence do computations of ballistic rounds expended, X billion burgers served, acres burned. {quantity} of units {produced}, pool size of participants, topographical chart coordinates, revenues generated, reentry duration {occasions}, calories {utilized}, et cetera, have? What stats could convey the {impact} of 25 years of Independent Trucks?

The value of Independent far exceeds its {efficiency} as a {business} entity. Granted, Independent Trucks are the de facto {regular} of {modern} skateboard truck {design}. {Virtually} all legendary riders have been {related} with Independent Trucks in some way at some time. No {expert} skateboarder or {business} owner exists who is not {conscious} of the Independent hegemony. Nevertheless, the {accurate} accomplishment {right here} is about {individuals} and their discovery of a workable way to {live} out their lives. Whatever {good results} they ultimately garnered is incidental to that {first} pure impulse. Independent is proof that the hectic will inevitably push out the hype. The Independent Trucks cartel is {very} {much} a {family members}. {Once} you are in, you are {never} out. Every {individual} in this narrative is {more} or {much {less}} connected to the {others}. That interrelation and the expectation of excellence are the {primary} mechanisms that drive the beast {recognized} as independent. It has {always} been about the truck.

Webster’s Dictionary describes the skateboard truck as “a wheeled {vehicle} consisting of a frame with a pair of wheels to carry and guide {one} {finish} of a {vehicle} in turning sharp turns.” Independent is defined as “not dependent: not {topic} to {control} by {others}. not affiliated: not {looking} to {others} for one’s opinions or for guidance in conduct. Independent Trucks have been {around} for {many} years. I have been riding them {since} I was 12 and I will not switch. I guess my slogan on this list would be Built To Grind. {Here} is a list of Independent Truck Slogans that have been {utilized} in ad campaigns {more than} the {last} 25 years. Of course the most {popular} and the {one} that is my {favorite} is Built To Grind.