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Watch as the Polaris Slingshot goes longboarding

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Watch as the Polaris Slingshot goes longboarding | Top Gear

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The Run The Coast road trip continues north to Portland and the Maryhill Loops

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Watch as the Polaris Slingshot goes longboarding

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The Run The Coast road trip continues north to Portland and the Maryhill Loops

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Watch as the Polaris Slingshot goes longboarding

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The Run The Coast road trip continues north to Portland and the Maryhill Loops

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Watch as the Polaris Slingshot goes longboarding

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Watch as the Polaris Slingshot goes longboarding

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The Run The Coast road trip continues north to Portland and the Maryhill Loops

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Head to the state capital of Oregon, the penultimate stop on the Polaris Slingshot’s Run The Coast road trip, and you’ll see plenty of bumper stickers and signs stating “Keep Portland Weird”.

The locals are fiercely proud of their city’s leftfield reputation, which can be summed up by one of Portland’s landmarks: Voodoo Doughnut, the only place in the world you can order a doughnut… with bacon.

So if you're looking to find the people that make Portland tick, what better place to park up the three-wheeled Slingshot for a quick break from the road to meet the crowds?

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And before the Slingshot left town for the Run The Coast finishing line in Seattle, there was one more stop to make, and this time with a few friends in tow. The Daddies longboarding team are based in Portland, but often make a two hour journey east to Washington State to practice their moves on a very special piece of tarmac. This time, they generously agreed to show the Slingshot around.

The spectacular Maryhill Loops is the oldest paved road in the entire state, built in 1911 by engineer Sam Hill, and climbing up from the Columbia River Gorge into rolling, parched hills. These days, it's maintained by the local Maryhill Museum, who occasionally unlock the gates to allow local longboarders to race down the sinuous 3.7 miles of curves and canyons. And this time, there was a certain three-wheeled vehicle following close behind…

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Watch what happened by clicking on the video above, and check back next week for the final instalment, as the Slingshot reaches the finishing line in Seattle, and the home of the Forza Motorsport team.

With thanks to the Daddies longboarding team, Voodoo Doughnut, and the Maryhill Loops Road, owned by Maryhill Museum of Art

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Head to the state capital of Oregon, the penultimate stop on the Polaris Slingshot’s Run The Coast road trip, and you’ll see plenty of bumper stickers and signs stating “Keep Portland Weird”.

The locals are fiercely proud of their city’s leftfield reputation, which can be summed up by one of Portland’s landmarks: Voodoo Doughnut, the only place in the world you can order a doughnut… with bacon.

So if you're looking to find the people that make Portland tick, what better place to park up the three-wheeled Slingshot for a quick break from the road to meet the crowds?

And before the Slingshot left town for the Run The Coast finishing line in Seattle, there was one more stop to make, and this time with a few friends in tow. The Daddies longboarding team are based in Portland, but often make a two hour journey east to Washington State to practice their moves on a very special piece of tarmac. This time, they generously agreed to show the Slingshot around.

The spectacular Maryhill Loops is the oldest paved road in the entire state, built in 1911 by engineer Sam Hill, and climbing up from the Columbia River Gorge into rolling, parched hills. These days, it's maintained by the local Maryhill Museum, who occasionally unlock the gates to allow local longboarders to race down the sinuous 3.7 miles of curves and canyons. And this time, there was a certain three-wheeled vehicle following close behind…

Watch what happened by clicking on the video above, and check back next week for the final instalment, as the Slingshot reaches the finishing line in Seattle, and the home of the Forza Motorsport team.

With thanks to the Daddies longboarding team, Voodoo Doughnut, and the Maryhill Loops Road, owned by Maryhill Museum of Art

–—

Want more from Run The Coast?

Here’s what happened when legendary drifter Dai Yoshihara got behind the wheel at Willow Springs racetrack outside LA

The Slingshot heads to the hills above LA to meet California’s bikers

LA to San Francisco: the Slingshot takes on the world’s coolest road, and meets the crowds along the way

Automotive artist Randy Grubb meets the Polaris Slingshot and goes for a ride

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