Landyachtz team rider Katie Neilson sheds some light on her super sweet downhill race setup.
Visitor – Alicia Fillback
Alicia shreds. Sponsor shout-out to Caliber and Venom.
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Caliber Truck Co. – Ditch SLAP 2013
Under the soutwestern skies the cats from Caliber Truck Co smashed, dashed, and smiled.
Cheers to the New Mexico locals for stupendous shredding skills & phenomenal xenya.
Tagged with: Aaron Grulich, Adrian DaKine, Alicia Fillback, Anthony Flis, Brian Peck, Chris Cade, Dave Tannaci, Eric Jensen, James West, Joe Lehm, New Mexico, Nick Ronzani, Ross Druckrey
Raw Run: Newton’s Nation Day 1
Micah Green takes a practice run with AJ Haiby and Kyle Wester at the 2013 Newton’s Nation. If you missed the action of the first IDF World Cup, you can still check out all the race heats from start to finish.
Tagged with: AJ Haiby, Kyle Wester, Micah Green
Paris Truck Co – 松斗 気円地得 生滑 (Matt K Raw Run)
Matt Kienzle took yet another adventure… this time to Japan. Here, he shreds an uncharted hill called Kichigai, loosely translated to “crazy” in English. Enjoy the latest from Paris Trucks Co.
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Madrid – Spring 2013 Maryhill Freeride
The recent spring Maryhill Freeride was blessed with consistent tail winds all weekend, so the hill was unusually fast and the pack riding was a little more subdued. Still, there was plenty of the silliness and sketchiness that the event is known for, so sit back and enjoy this compilation of clips Madrid put together. Special thanks to Scoot, Cord Brown, and Lee Gilmar for the additional footage.
Tagged with: Cord Brown, Graeme Hystad, Kyle Wester, Max Dubler, Nick Breton, Reckless Ricky, Riley Harris, Scoot Smith, Scott Smith, Tommy Watson, Zak Maytum
Setup Saturdays – Braden Tibbles
Friend of the skatehouse, Rayne Longboards and Paris Trucks team rider, and all-around nice guy Braden Tibbles shares his shred sled in this latest edition of Setup Saturdays.
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Events: Catalina Classic 2013
“In 1977, a small group of elite downhill skaters took over the City Of Avalon to participate in the original ‘Catalina Classic’. A 250 yard downhill race course tucked in the hills of an exotic little island located just 26 miles offshore, yet a world away from the rat race just across the channel. These skaters, along with this event have inspired generations of riders and largely contributed to the lifestyle synonymous with our part of the World. With a huge nod of respect to the originals of downhill skating – Riviera Skateboards and our closest friends presents, The 2013Catalina Island Classic on May 4th-5th, 2013. A weekend long island skate invasion featuring a 1.2 mile, invitation only downhill race event with a cash purse of $7500.” – Riviera Skateboards
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Photos: Downhill Disco 2013
Ross Druckery flying over the 28′ launch gap.
Muir Skate held their 2013 Downhill Disco last month. It was rad, as expected, with dudes flying through the air and getting broke off. Here’s some pictures.
Tagged with: Brian Bishop, Daniel Luna, Downhill Disco, photos, Ross Druckery, Ross Druckrey
10 Years of Rayne Longboards
“In 2003 Graham Buksa, the wizard behind the curtain that is Rayne Longboards, began making boards in Alberta and calling them Rayne. A year later, Graham brought his particular magic to British Columbia and the North Shore and joined the burgeoning group of coastal shredders pioneering downhill skateboarding as we know it today. 10 years later, Rayne Longboards has been recognized as one of the leading innovators in longboarding and speedboarding. Graham’s design, collaboration with our professional race team and Rayne manufacturing have produced some of the most innovative, performance oriented, top quality and winningest longboards Worldwide. Pulling back the curtain, something Rayne rarely does, please enjoy a glimpse inside the world of Rayne Longboards and Graham Buksa and prepare yourself for another decade of Better, Best and Different from Rayne Longboards Design and Manufacturing.”
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