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8 de octubre de 2012

IT´S BEEN A WHILE SINCE...

Hi to all my blog mates, it´s a long time since i post anything... Has been a summer full of emotions , frustrations, illusions and an irreparable loss of my very good friend Julià R.I.P...

Here´s a little sample about how fun was last holidays and for sure ... Firsteable ,I would to thank my friend Javi from "Los Carnales Bcn" who has done an awesome job doing this video for us, also my friends at Atomics CC  (only the real ones, u know who already!!!), the guys at "Get Monkey" from Mallorca, the blokes from "Good Noise" and those new friends I,ve got from this trip , peace & love for everyone.

I also do wanna mention my bros from France .... right, u know who: the Zombie Chopper Run Crew to be always in my memories and let me be part of that awesome road family. Stay true.

And finally....I would  dedicate this video to my friend Julià who´s riding forever in my memories, i miss you bro.

"I USED TO LIVE IN A ROOM FULL OF MIRRORS; ALL I COULD SEE WAS ME. I TAKE MY SPIRIT AND I CRASH MY MIRRORS, NOW THE WHOLE WORLD IS HERE FOR ME TO SEE" .......JIMI HENDRIX


LINK FOR MALLORCA RUN....


21 de julio de 2012

TRACY: THE FIBERGLASS WORKS

During the late 60s , an O,Neill´s Surf Shop glasser named Tracy Nelson began making fiberglass molds for motorcycle tanks as a sideline. This was during a time when the Hell´s Angels were at their peak,and on a Saturday night there would be dozens of Harley Choppers lined up along Beach Street , in front of the Boardwalk. This was a time when the dirt bike world was a united Nations of CZ, Montesa, Husqvarna, Puch, Bultaco and other exotic labels from al over the world. This was a time when guys would field-strip Honda 750s and take them mountain-climbing at Hollister Hills Motorcycle Park. They were primitive motorcycle times compared to now, but the motorcycle market was Heavy Metal, primed for some Fantastic Plastic....








(Photo: Ben Wilson Design / Information: Surf, Skate & Rock Art of Jim Phillips book)