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== External links ==
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*http://www.powellskateboards.com/ Powell Peralta Official Website
*http://www.powellskateboards.com/ Powell Peralta Official Website
*http://skateboard.about.com/b/a/057106.htm Professional Review of Bones Swiss Ceramics Bearings
*[http://www.subpublic.com/bonesbearings Bones Bearings Subpublic Profile]
*[http://www.subpublic.com/bonesbearings Bones Bearings Subpublic Profile]


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"Bones (company)" redirects here. For the Japanese anime studio, see Bones.
Bones Bearings
IndustrySkateboard
Products"Skate Rated" Skateboard Bearings
Websitebones.com

Bones is a skateboard company under Powell Peralta that makes skateboard bearings.

The company manufactures what are widely seen as some of the highest quality bearings in the world.[citation needed] The Bones name was originally for the wheels made by George Powell, then a Powell Skateboarding team named the Bones Brigade was started.

Team

Notable team members include:[citation needed]

Videography/filmography

  • The Bones Brigade Video Show (1984)
  • Future Primitive (1985)
  • The Search For Animal Chin (1987)
  • Public Domain (1988)
  • Axe Rated (1988)
  • Ban This (1989)
  • Propaganda (1990)
  • Eight (1991)
  • Celebrity Tropical Fish (1991)
  • Hot Batch (1992)
  • Chaos (1992)
  • Play (1993)
  • Suburban Diners (1994)
  • Scenic Drive (1995)
  • Strip Mall Heroes (1998)
  • Magic (1999)
  • Bones Bearings Class of 2000 (1999)
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