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(6:57) Zoo York and Skavenger hosted NYC's first-ever "Bomb Down Broadway" BMX race on June 1st. With 5G's up for grabs, 100+ riders battled it out to see who could get from point A to poin... more >

(6:57) Zoo York and Skavenger hosted NYC's first-ever "Bomb Down Broadway" BMX race on June 1st. With 5G's up for grabs, 100+ riders battled it out to see who could get from point A to point B the fastest without getting crushed by traffic or collared by Johnny Law. It was sick! < less

(3:03) The 2nd stop on the Future Nature Contest Series was down in Long Beach, CA, visit elementalawareness.org for a photo gallery and report. Chad Tim Tim judged the contest where skill ... more >

(3:03) The 2nd stop on the Future Nature Contest Series was down in Long Beach, CA, visit elementalawareness.org for a photo gallery and report. Chad Tim Tim judged the contest where skill level was at an all time high. Skaters competed for prizes from Element, Von Zipper, Beachworks, Sambazon and Boost Mobile. For more details on the series and photos from the last event, check elementalawareness.org. LBC winners: 13&UNDER: 1. Jared Cleland 2. Tanner Lawler 3. Henry Srun 14-17: 1. Akheem Campbell 2.Cody McBee 3. Mike Ruiz SPONSORED: 1. Brian Price 2. Chris Mendes 3. Carlos Marquetti < less

(0:53) We watched all the video entries on SHREDORDIE and YOUTUBE. It was a very hard decision, but most of us agree that Allen Danze is the winner of the Birdhouse Video Editing Contest. F... more >

(0:53) We watched all the video entries on SHREDORDIE and YOUTUBE. It was a very hard decision, but most of us agree that Allen Danze is the winner of the Birdhouse Video Editing Contest. For more video clips, check out Allen's web series www.bnqt.com/danzeddc and his blog http://allendanze.blogspot.com Allen wins the grand prize of 1 YEAR SUPPLY OF BIRDHOUSE DECKS. < less

(0:54) You know when you are a kid and you see a bad slam, or remember someone as being the best skater in town? Then years later you see the footage again (or the skater) and they are... more >

(0:54) You know when you are a kid and you see a bad slam, or remember someone as being the best skater in town? Then years later you see the footage again (or the skater) and they are nothing like you remember... The slam was soft, the skater was fat and can barely ollie. I was worried that this was the case with this Hosoi slam from a 1985 Mt Trashmore contest. My good friend Dave Messick filmed this, and I'm pretty sure he is the only one that did. He originally showed me the footage around 1995 and I was blown away...You see, Hosoi just didn't slam like that! Especially when he was doing his trademark airs on the edge of the ramp. I called Dave a few months ago to dig it out of the vaults, and it was just as good if not better then i remembered!! Enjoy this piece of history! < less