sidewalk surfer

sidewalk surfer

Someone who rides a skateboard, especially as a means of transportation rather than to do tricks. This town is full of sidewalk surfers zipping by on their way to class or work. I used to be a sidewalk surfer when I was in college, but after breaking my ankle I never got back on a board again.
See also: sidewalk, surfer
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • sidewalk surfing
  • sick
  • sick up
  • grind (someone's) gears
  • hit the pavement
  • bottom of the bag
  • pound the pavement
  • my eye
  • my eye!
  • pint
References in periodicals archive
Scottsdale Cal Daze Curley's Skate Shop Sidewalk Surfer
Prescott Skidmarx Calavera Board Supply Scotgsdale Cal Daze Curley's Skate Shop Sidewalk Surfer Showlow Mad Max Skateboards Tucson Pangea Skate Shop Starr Skateboard Shop Tony's Skateboards
Prescott Skidmarx Calavera Board Supply Scottsdale Cal Daze Curley's Skate Shop Sidewalk Surfer Showlow Mad Max Skateboards Tucson Pongee Skate Shop Starr Skateboard Shop Tony's Skateboards
Therefore, please refer to the latest issue of Sidewalk Surfer if you'd like to see Leo's version of this trip.
Chile and Argentina may not be a sidewalk surfer's Mecca, but there were enough smooth-ish, hassle-free spots to make up for all the dodgy, cracked-up, feces-laden ones.
His Rat Fink skateboard team, plastic nazi helmets, and socially satirical art work such as "Sidewalk Surfer" caused Time magazine to once malign him as being the "supply sergeant to the Hell's Angels."
JANUARY 4, 1978: The Sidewalk Surfers swept the board at new council-backed skateboarding championships in Leamington.
Taking its name from the Thai word for fun, the brand is best known for its Sidewalk Surfers, often referred to as "Not-A-Shoes," for its patented sandal construction which allows the feet to bend and flex in natural comfort.
Skateboarding - which traces its roots to the "sidewalk surfers" of the 1950s - is clearly the most popular of all board sports in the Eugene-Springfield area, according to Matt Patton, co-owner of Tactics, a Eugene board shop that also sells snowboards, surfboards and longboards (a larger version of the skateboard used mostly for transportation or slaloming down hills).
Sanuk's Sidewalk Surfers with shoe uppers and sandal soles ($55) are flying out the door at Freaky Tiki, 1516 Main St., (941) 955-8454.