On a short Sacto trip last weekend I came across this headless, footless cow painting… I’m not sure why these people have his nailed to their families home fence? Sending a message to all cows maybe?
Then Old Francis emails me this one today. I know the dude is into cats, but now it’s just getting weird.
Fuzz isnt just my mechanic! This dude rips. Sure he throws his tools at his coworkers (sometimes hamburgers), but im sure they deserved it. He’s super modest about his skateboarding. He says stuff like “theres no way I can do that?” normally 15 or 20 minutes before he lands the trick he said he’ll never be able to do. He’s gnarly. Ol’ Rob sent this one of Fuzz blasting a wallride. Thanks Rob! I can’t wait to skate with you guys again. Colorado has long since been my home away from home. The factory runs deep.
This is a bike that was built for an Orthopedic surgeon.
So…
…gnarly!
Thanks Mr. Frank! Keep the submissions comin in!
Plaid Again… killing it.. one blog post at a time.
This deck was at the Goodtimes online warehouse. It’s so sick. It has no paint or ink on it at all. The different colors on the are from the layers of colored veneer having been carved into.
The Blood Wizard has some super fans. Thats for sure. Some pretty crafty ones too.
The parking lot was full for most of the day. It was a far better turn out then any of us expected.
Creature and Blood Wizard boards are the norm in Grass Valley. It was rad to see all the green and black.
This was Ryan’s dad’s bike. Its gnarly. He was kicking it around all day with a hunter orange shirt on that said “CAN YOU SEE ME NOW FUCKER”. He’s rad.
complete with sword handle suicide shift.
This thing is Bad. Fuckin. Ass!
So heres a Bad Ass close-up to prove it.
This one was one of my personal favorites. And if I ever get a garage I want to one day build a Harley similar to this one.
Chopped out 4 cylinder Honda.
My Rig that I rolled up there with.
The Roll-In was hosted by Goodtimes Board Shop & Foothill Custom Cycle. If you’re ever in Grass Valley, CA, check um out. They’re both rad businesses run by good dudes. Looking forward to next years Roll-In already!
Yesterday this guy (Franko) walked into the shop with 2 mystery boxes. After a short conversation about motorcycles and money, he presented me with the first 5 years of thrasher magazine (starting with issue #1, 1981!) in mini condition and said “make me an offer”… Well.. Let’s just say it was an offer I couldn’t refuse.. Regardless the cost.
I put all of my birthday money toward these magazines plus some… And every penny was well spent!
I’m so freakin excited about these magazines!!!
If I was still a little kid and my mom was walkin me around target… I’d pretty much beg her to buy me this shirt. I mean… I’m a grown ass man.. and I almost got it today. Is that weird?
The view of the city on a fogless San Francisco night is amazing. I rode my T100 to the top of the hill and just looked at the city for 20 minutes before making my way back to the mission. I’m on the once a day short bike trip program. On the days that I can roll further from home, I take full advantage. But on the days I watch the shop, its the trips to the top of the hill that keeps me excited about jumping on my bike, all day long.
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