Tag Archives: Graeme Hystad

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.

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Landyachtz Puerto Rico

The Landyachtz crew travel around Puerto Rico for 2 weeks hitting up 3 races with countless beaches and hills.

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Event Coverage: Guajataka Slide Jam

Check out these 6 runs from the Guajataka Slide Jam over this past weekend. The road was lined with spectators watching some of the best slide jam action to date. For SkateHouse coverage of Guajataka over the years click here.

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Landyachtz Longboards – Giants Head 5

Giants Head 5 presented by Landyachtz Longboards. Watch as Aussie rider Adam Yates gives a tour of the best downhill event in the world. Lots of sunshine, beaches, features and slides…

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Menlo Park Lurk Mode

Aggressive spectating at the Menlo Park Skate Jam. Skip to 2:00 to see a fat guy get a concussion.

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Race Photos from Giant’s Head Freeride

Adam “Awger” Auger battles Aaron “from the block” Grulich for one-handed toeside supremacy.

While we certainly dig the laid-back, noncompetitive atmosphere at freerides, if you’re going to shut down a sick hill for three days you might as well have a race and see who’s fastest.

Summerland native “Prince” Dillon Stephens defended his title and took first.

Sector 9′s Big Lou was sporting an absolutely filthy moustache when he got second.

JimZ’s hands-down style was surprisingly fast. He and Madrid rider Justin Rouleau crashed later in the run, nuking Rouleau’s ankle.

Thirty more after the jump, including some dudes whose names we don’t know. See yourself?  Let us know so we can put your name up and give you the recognition your steez deserves.

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2011 Rayne Nemesis Featuring Graeme Hystad

“The 2011 Rayne NEMESIS is here! This Nemesis comes top mounted with a deep tub concave and a 1″ dropped platform large enough to feel comfortable no matter what the occasion – perfect for quick aggressive maneuvering. Lighter and shorter than the Demonseed, this deck offers all the stability and comfort in a tighter, smaller package ready to thrash tighter turns. Slashing your way through alleys or effortlessly bombing the steep grades, this villain is shaking things up. The variable wheelbase at 32″ and 33″allows the rider to customize their set-up, while taller ride height of the the top mount allows the rider to leverage their turning while still maintaining a low center of gravity. The Nemesis is ideal for freeriding and downhill racing.

Specs:
Length- 39″
Width- 10.25″
Wheel Base- 32″ or 33″

Features:
Sharp Edges – Final touch for locked in feet
Vert-Lam Bamboo Core – Stronger than steel, light like a feather
Pre-tensioned Fibreglass – Adds long life, durability, strength and energy return.
Twin Shape — Freedom to choose any path or direction.
Sublimated Artwork – Scratch-resistant ink is tattooed into the deck.
Speed-stiff – Don’t get bounced! Stiff boards will make you stable at high speeds. Ideal for Downhill Racing.
Linear Drop Platform — Keeps your feet locked into place. Ideal for freeriding.
Deep Tub Concave — Designed to cup the toes and heels for quick, precise turns.
Universal Variable Top Mounting — Lets you pick the wheelbase that works best for you.”

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