Unfortunately both of our events went on at the same time. I wish I was there…in the jungle. The jumps look sooo nice & the style is not so bad either.
Hallowed Jungle from Dylan Bibbins on Vimeo.
We need to hook up a night ride with all kinds of riders. We used to do this all the time…stair gap anyone? Well if this does not inspire a few night time skids then your lame.
Yo this is Joey….whaooo Blossom…..Joey Badafuco over here. This is rad and sad…bunnyhop that thing.
This event is Sponsored by Wheels for Life and Go Huck Yourself / g.h.y. bikes. It is going to be a pretty rad time once again. I am assured by Travis Erickson and Jill Kintner that the course is fast and tacky. This is going to be rain or shine and costumes are highly recommended and required for racing.
A $5 donation is all you have to bring for the BBQ and racing. Any profits will be donated to Wheels for Life. This is a great organization that gives bikes to qualified people in Africa! So turn out or you miss out.
There will be several classes…depending on turnout we will put you with the appropriate level of riders. BMX class is possible so show your numbers and come out.
Sign Ups: 10-11 a.m.
Race: 11:30-4 p.m.
Entry Fee: $5 Donation
Location: 1424 Grant Ave S, Renton, WA 98055 (Look for the trail that goes up the hill.)
Awards will follow shortly after the jam session has ended. We will also have a BBQ going during the jam as usual.
See you guys then!
Walter Yi has shot another out of the video cannon. They shot this in a day and are looking like they are having the best time ever. Washington rocks!
Here is our new downhill rider for g.h.y. bikes in Renton. Anthony Leonarduzzi. He is a great young rider, trail builder, and all around good guy. He is currently shredding on Transition Bikes and here are a few pics he took with Paris Gore on Anthony’s trail.
This is just a small portion of the stuff that is in our shop. We carry and work on all types and brand bikes! Thanks to a great guy Walter Yi for putting this together!
This is why you wear a helmet? What he should have had a 661 pressure suit. I like bicycling in the Seattle area…nice and somewhat safe.
I like the music…so serene. It makes the jumps look small…but they are definately NOT. They are secret and all hand built. Dont try to find them…way too hard.
A Tour of the Jungle from Dylan Bibbins on Vimeo.
The Norco Empire 5 is my favorite bike. It is not only my favorite bike it is my favorite for the past 5 years or so. Thats why it saddened me when they pulled it from the line in 2012. But alas my friend…look out to the horizon and there is hope. Sneak peak of their NEW Slopestyle bike.
