Koala SESH

After 4 1/2 weeks straight of digging, repairing and getting Koala back to its original state; we had a sesh! Eliot Jackson who is know a retired pro downhill rider came out with a few friends the helped and roasted the hell out of everything. My good friend Mitch literally came after work in his working clothes and threw down like always. It was a sick session. Thanks for everyone helping cause any help is appreciated. Photo Credit goes my good friend Liam Woods, thanks Liam for shooting.

Brian Terada

Back in the days of Skatestreet in Ventura and back when I was just learning. Terada was a nut. Every single time I saw him ride I stopped to watch.

Phone

Photos from the phone. These were a couple weeks ago and I will be taking some new ones tomorrow for a update on Koala. The 30ft line we started building turned into a 35-40ft long low. Had my friend Mitch test it out on our friends hardtail and measured it. Pretty damn nervous to hit this monster line we built but it wouldn't be fun if it wasn't scary. Found some old photos from our little private trails we had for awhile in chico.

Credence

Credence is taking big steps right now. Quality frames/parts and made for the trail rider. I want one so freakin bad but broke as a joke at the moment. Still rebuilding koala and going to open up the 30ft-35ft line landing.

Little update and a Edit

This whole entire week I have been fixing up Koala like there's no tomorrow. Tons of rain in socal which is a blessing. Got the entire line basically fixed up and ready to ride. Just finished packing the biggest roll in I have ever built and possibly the first 30footer too. Had some friends come out and help which was really awesome. We also got a new line in the creation called the snake that consists of a sharp right hand berm that is going to throw you down into a step down into the main line. Other than that, saw this edit a few months back and the booter between the trees is sick. Leaf scrubbing!

Throwback: Fox Andalucia

~ End of the World ~

So I hope everyone survived 12/21/12. Still pouring in norcal but heading down to socal tomorrow. Time to ride the trails and meet all the family. I stumbled upon this edit and dreamed that this would be my backyard. Australia just does it big no matter what.