We started sponsoring Josh this year after winning the title of #1 Amatuer. He is a local Washington ripper who will be giving some free clinics for the shop. Keep checking back for details! Thanks to the ABA and Pull Magazine…
Good little test session. Getting used to throwing tricks of a huge step up is a little weird. Gotta throw that stuff early! It didnt stop Phil Sundbaum and others from going big.
We should be out at our trail on Sunday doing major work getting ready for the June 11th one year Duthie Anniversary. So stop by and give us a hand on Sunday…not sure what time (the trail starts right between Ryans and Big Trees’ lines).
I helped push this huge ramp into place and then Jon started killing it. Thanks to all the people who built this awesome practice trick jump. I predict a Crankworx finalist coming from Duthie in the next five years.
Check it out this is about half of the line so far and more to come. We are just waiting to get a little bit more time and the mini X back out there! This is the medium part of the line and there is more tweaking and drainage to do so I will try to post up on my facebook when we are digging. Enjoy and thanks to RC Stephen for the little vid!
Kelly McGarry, Shawn Wilson and I trekked down to Bend in the Snow and Hail IN MAY! Even though it was marginal weather we had a rippin’ time! The jumps were sick and everyone was riding good. Thanks for putting the contest on Jamie and cant wait to come back. I suggest if your in Bend try to hook up and ride at his house. Sorry Mr. Goldman if you get a bunch of stray kids pounding on your door 
Phil Sundbaum.
Pics stolen from….Reed Huettl
By size alone these two guys are huge! I am in the middle and standing at 6’2″ (A.J. Johnson). Phil Sundbaum (now working at the shop) and Kelly McGarry (stopping by to say whats up). Kelly got his bike dialed in for the road trip with Phil and the contest down at Goldmans UDUG 2011. In a couple weeks they should be back and might have a good session out at Duthie and local parks. Stay Tuned!
And doing work in the streets too.
So the guys from Go Huck Yourself went out and had a blast at the first NWcup race. The guys went in without a voice and came out owning a new megafone! The crowd looked amazing and the boys at Transition pulled together a sweet video. Our race team had a good first race.
Cat 2 racers
Lucas Chalcraft 19-29 1st place
Toby Roberts 30-39 5th Place
Cat 1 racers
Trevor Louviere 19-29 12th
Travis Erickson 30-39 10th Place
Andy Knott 30-39 13th
Jerry Southworth 40+ 9th
and also shout outs to Jason Gibb and Scott Petett who pulled down a 2nd and 3rd respectively in 40-49 Cat 2
ProGRT How To Cheer from Transition Bikes on Vimeo.
The first try at anything is always interesting and most of the time pretty fun! Well, here is RC Stephen, Jake and me (A.J.) trying out the new hip on the bermsled. I am on the new Go Huck Yourself frame “The Cascade”…named after Cascade Vista, Renton. This was the birthplace for my passion for bikes, digging, and riding.
Here is Lucas Chalcraft and Jon Steinbis. These two are always pushing their limits and trying new stuff. Two great guys who are always down to shred or help with digging!
Lucas Chalcraft from g.h.y. bikes & Go Huck Yourself on Vimeo.
