Team riders Jeff Spicolli and Riley Harris hit up some awesome spots on their way to Jakes Rash, Danger Bay and Goldrush. Check out their video they compiled from all the great locations!

Jeff and Riley’s Super Excellent Adventure Pt. 2 from Riley Harris on Vimeo.

Woooooooooo. It was a Deity day all day long at the NOCO Outlaw! Phil Silva placed in the top 10, Alex Silva was in 4th, Joa Ladwig came out in 2nd place, and of course Sundae Rider Joel Putrah held up the world in 1st!

It was an utterly awesome day! We had moms, dads, even grandmas present to watch. Special thanks goes out to team Pagan, Jim Callahan supplied some surprise schwag for all the little groms(and the big ones too!)to enjoy. Hopefully Chriszorsatrons5000 will have up some pics of the event real soon!

Here is a video from Mr. Rolo!

Diety sweep through the whole NOCO Season in my opinion!!!

—Joel Putrah: owner, rider, designer

Look and see as some riders from Calgary Canada rip down two awesome mountain runs. Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIeccClqA8g

Cheers!

Dan Herzog rippin’ up one of the gnarliest bike paths around. He’s riding a Comet Voodoo Doll with Randal 180s, Venom Barrels all around and 69mm Sector 9 Raceforms in 82a.

Fare Beast from Comet Skateboards on Vimeo.

The crew went up to BC last week to race in Coast Longboarding’s Jake’s Rash and UNKLE.ca’s Goldrush. It was a hectic week, filled with skating and rarely dry. At Jake’s the rain was coming down and forming puddles on the road. Team rider James Kelly battled through the rain to get 2rd place.

Jake’s Rash 2010 from Skatehorde.com on Vimeo.

The first day of Goldrush was the same. Lots of rain made the track slick and everyone was throwing huge slides to control their speed. As race day came around, the rains were indecisive. The track would dry out, get wet again and their were patchy slick spots throughout the course. Heats were stacked from the beginning with some of the best racers facing each other early on in the race. One o the most memorable moments was Niko’s late pass on Scoot smith into the final right before the finish line.

At the end of the day it came down to Zak Maytum, James Kelly, Patrick Switzer, and Kevin Reimer in a rainy final. Zak and James got tangled up in the bridge corner which left it up to Kevin and Patrick to battle it out through the turns. Patrick over drifted in the final corner and Kevin came out with the win.

In the consolation final Team Rider Tommy Watson faced off against Billy Bones, Louis Pilloni and Kyle Martin. Louis finished out front followed by Billy then Kyle then Tommy. Huge thanks to UNKLE.CA for hosting an awesome event and all the sponsors who made it possible.

Final Results:

Open Class
1st Kevin Reimer, Vancouver, BC
2nd Patrick Switzer, Burnaby, BC
3rd James Kelly, LA, California
4th Zak Maytum, Boulder Colorado
5th Louis Pilloni, Thousand Oaks, California
6th Billy Meiners, Portland Oregon
7th Kyle Martin, Chilliwack, BC
8th Tommy Watson, Austin, TX

Womens
1st Brianne Davies, Burnaby, BC
2nd Dominque Vukorep, North Vancouver, BC
3rd Christin Gregorson, Vancouver, BC

16 and Under
1st Spencer Smith, Seattle, WA
2nd Max Wipperman, Seattle, WA
3rd Wolfgang Coleman, Vancouver, BC
4th Mike Slota, Courtney, BC

30+
1. Jeff Woodfine, Whistler, BC
2. Justin Dubois, Estes Park, Colorado
3. Yann Lhermitte, Montreal, QC
4. Frank Cote, Revelstoke, BC

A Taste of Ed

Oh what?! Sick footy of team riders Jeff ’spicoli’ Radomsky and stylie Riley Harris skating one of their favorite city bombs! BOOM!

Check the link!

Ch-ch-check it out. I thought it would be neat to make a video of my bestest pal Jeff. See for yourself!

30 With Jeff Radomsky from Sundae Skates on Vimeo.

See Jeff Radomsky do 30 whirly gigs. HooRAY!

Over 15 gigs of Maryhill Freeride footage – BOOM!

Maryhill Freeride 2010 from Sundae Skates on Vimeo.

All us SLUTs took a trip up to see Mary. It was tons of fun without the pressure of racing, just skating happy with all our friends.

And some pictures taken by friends:

On an impulse Tom, Connor, and I decided to up and leave SLC at 11 PM Thursday night for the Maryhill Freeride. After some 12 sketchy hours of traveling we got to Mary just in time to hop on the giant hay baling truck and help Deano set up the course. With a 30ish MPH tailwind and a hay hook it felt like we were pirates. After a couple hours of work we were all done and Deano left us in charge of protecting the hill (you know, from invaders) while he was gone. Skating ensued – check it out.

Oh and don’t forget to buckle your helmets!!!

Maryhill Freeride – Raw Run from ChocoSun on Vimeo.

After setting up hay bails Friday we got mary to ourselves for a while.

Filming: Connor Wagner
Song: Steve the Cat
Artist: Dosh

I also want to give a huge thanks to Deano for setting up the event, Nersh for helping Tommy and I get there, and Nimbus for the trucks. Happy skating

Thanks to Devon from ABQ for throwing an awesome event! Riders from all over the southwest cam down upon Albuquerque, New Mexico to escape the snow and skate some hills! The race format was one of the most fun I’ve seen. Riders were split into groups of four, and each line of four started out front, in the back, one forward and so forth. Everyone got to skate in every heat and winners were determined using a points system. For the final heat we moved to a neighborhood backed into the hills with a nice sandy left hander. Good times!! Thanks to all the sponsors who threw down for the event too! Ghoti Longboards, Timeship Racing, Orangatang, Nersh and Sundae Skates through down swag for the event. Hopefully we’ll see more races going on in the South West DH scene this year! See you guys out there!

Albuquerque Winter Outlaw from Jesse Heidenfeld on Vimeo.