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Ricky Adam has a new photo book being published that will feature some of his favorite photos from the start of his photography career until now called Destorying Everything… Seems Like The Only Option that will be available soon. Head over to the DIG site to check out an interview with Ricky about the book. This is going to be good!
On a side note, I must have some incredible taste because the cover photo of the book has been framed on my wall for almost two years now. Awesome.
Want a close up look at Chase DeHart’s signature Butter frame from Cult? Well, here’s your chance since Chase just posted up this fresh bike check on the Hot Butter site for your viewing pleasure. Check it!
The Shadow Conspiracy dropped this sneak peek photo of their new Coper colorway that will be coming through soon. Start saving your penny’s for this one.
I’ve been digging Big K.R.I.T’s stuff for a little while now, but this new music video got me extra stoked on the dude. Check out Animal‘s rider Skinny getting some shine time in this. Stoked.
This is so rad. Check this out for sure.
“TEAM SHRALP presents “Super 8 Memories.” From 2004 – 2006 a ton of Super 8 Film was shot for “Take It Or Leave It” the BMX pool riding documentary. Raw, gritty, and barely cut. This edit features never before seen footage of BMX, pools, travels, friends, and good times. Filmed in Washington, Oregon, and California. Featuring: Dakota Roche, Kurt Rasmusson, Sean “Fish” Hoskins, Justin Kosman, Spencer McCabe, Austin McCabe, Luke Shearer, and Dean Dickinson.
Filmed By: Dean Dickinson, Spencer McCabe, Austin McCabe, and Kurt Rasmusson
Edited By: Dean Dickinson”
All photos by Chad Ruhl
Interview and Intro by Jeremy Ball
When I first heard rumors of “The Kitchen” I was a bit intrigued. I know that many big name pros have their own private places to ride, but Brett Banasiewicz was in the process of undertaking a huge build of his own skate park that would be open to the public (plus have areas built specifically for skateboarders) which is a bit different than the private warehouses that exists in BMX today.
Needing to ride something before a trip to Austin for Texas Toast last year (and needing to borrow a flight bag), I first visited “The Kitchen” before it opened after a phone call to Brett’s dad Bill. I asked if I could come check it out and ride because my trails were under water and I wanted to ride something big, and rumor had it that this place was not only big, but huge. His response was simple, “yeah sure, if you can make it down the step down.” Now that response made me a bit more intrigued. After I got there, I understood what he was talking about.
About a week ago, I sat down with Brett’s dad, Bill, to ask him a few questions about the park (being that Brett was in Austria at the time). Check out what he had to say! After you do that, check out the PHOTOGALLERY by Chad.
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All photos courtesy of Chad Ruhl | ChadRuhl.com
Oh hell yeah. Always stoked to see some fresh Ed Zunda footage. Ed definitely kills it in this one. You won’t want to miss this!
Filmed and edited by Dominik Wrobel
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