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(5:49) Xcorps Action Sports Show #20.)"XPO"-seg4- This high rolling Xcorps episode doses the viewer with host Eric Ducharme riding the rare Randal motorized skateboard and features a cool X... more >

(5:49) Xcorps Action Sports Show #20.)"XPO"-seg4- This high rolling Xcorps episode doses the viewer with host Eric Ducharme riding the rare Randal motorized skateboard and features a cool Xsports event called the Extreme XPO all powered by new music and video from one of our favorite bands- Primus. The show opens with a skate jam at a local Encinitas Ca parking lot with Eric The X Guru fueling up the unique Randal mid engine motor board. Not sold in stores and with only 60 made in 1995 by Randal, known for their high speed skate trucks, this rare board rocks with a 27cc shaft drive motor, centrifugal clutch and Randal skate trucks. Great on board POV shots here as Eric demo rides this very cool board wide open. Hear how he rates the rig. Next the show rolls back in time to 1997 to the Del Mar California fairgrounds and an event produced by the X Guru called the Extreme XPO. This huge indoor/outdoor Xfest illustrates how our producers were way ahead of the times by featuring sports like mountain boarding, freestyle BMX with Ryan Nyquist on his Haro along with half pipe action on inline skates, bikes and boards and even a few words from host Jason Lazo at the start of his on camera TV career. Check a wacky pack race around the track with pocket bikes, 4 man Go Peds, Rollercycles, Fly bikes and Eric on a mini cart. Nice style Xman. Freestyle races rule especially with a mixed bag like this! After that Eric intros a new video from our friends at RIVE with new Primus recorded live November 2004 at Chicagos Aragon Ballroom. Good to see Primus back onstage again. After the break Primus returns with more live video from their Hallucino-Genetics tour and a performance of the song Pudding Time backed by shots from local Encinitas skate jammers who can stick their moves. Meanwhile the XGURU takes a few more gas powered runs on his classic Randal motor board. The show wraps with some comedy from Primus and a theatrical look at band member Les Claypool in the year 2065 talking about their Woodstock 1994 gig! Additional music from the band Collective Soul and their CD Youth. TRT-29:30 1/2005 J.S.Edmondson Closed Captioned See the Action Hear the Music Join the Xcorps! ©2007 TheXcorps < less

(2:04) Jeff WAS one of our riders, but it just didnt work out for us with him. So now he is looking for a new sponsor. The kid kills it, so we threw together some of his footage we had accu... more >

(2:04) Jeff WAS one of our riders, but it just didnt work out for us with him. So now he is looking for a new sponsor. The kid kills it, so we threw together some of his footage we had accumulated. If anyone is interested in hooking him up, just send us a message. < less

(3:53) Another One Way Weekend, this time Hamrock, Matt Miskell, Shane Porter and Eric Gilbert headed out to the Griswolds Family Pool Party in Phoenix, Arizona at Cressy & Jimmy the Greeks... more >

(3:53) Another One Way Weekend, this time Hamrock, Matt Miskell, Shane Porter and Eric Gilbert headed out to the Griswolds Family Pool Party in Phoenix, Arizona at Cressy & Jimmy the Greeks house and hit up some skate spots along the way. < less

(5:50) Some of the PPS guys headed up to San Jose with Christian Hosoi to meet up with Tom Knox & Steve Caballero and skate some pools, parks & ramps along the way. For aa full article wit... more >

(5:50) Some of the PPS guys headed up to San Jose with Christian Hosoi to meet up with Tom Knox & Steve Caballero and skate some pools, parks & ramps along the way. For aa full article with pictures check out our website www.pocketpistolskates.com < less

(5:42) We sit down and talk to Chicken about screenprinted skateboards vs heat transfers and why Pocket Pistols and Hosoi Skates choose to have their boards printed even when most comapnies... more >

(5:42) We sit down and talk to Chicken about screenprinted skateboards vs heat transfers and why Pocket Pistols and Hosoi Skates choose to have their boards printed even when most comapnies have abandoned art for the sake of business. < less