Nice turnout Thursday night. Whole buncha kids I'd never met, shredding and having a blast. Good spots, great vibes, beautiful night. Once we got the mob moving, I didn't notice anyone hanging on the sidelines. At least two broken chains, but no flat tires, no run-ins, and no significant injuries.
I only broke out my pocket point-n-shoot when I wasn't riding, which wasn't very often, so this is a pretty lazy documentary. Help with names for these photos would be appreciated.
So. Briefly:
This driveway is one of the smoothest natural flyouts in the city. The goal here was to catch a branch in one's mouth:
DFG.
Crash.
Mikl "Yellow Helmet " Baranov.
Nick Morris from Southeast was grinding everything. This Lincoln High classic has approximately a bike length of runup.
Pallets...
...Made our way to the Pearl District towards midnight. Dalton Holt from Olympia sent the gap of the evening. (Dalton has a little blog here.)
And at another historically significant Portland spot we challenged Yellow Helmet Baranov to wallride over a bike.
Nothing beats Portland in the Summer. Kids are riding hard.
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A True Story.
My first published piece ever, from Dig #52, May 2006. This blog post prompted by an excellent bmxboard thread...
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