All photos by Jes b.

Pretty friggin fun grillin and chillin(sweating our nuts off). Weird that skaters need a holiday to go skate.

All Photo's by seth tony @ sethtonyenterprise.com

Ian Schwartz Signature frame
Top five reasons for buying this frame-
1.Ian is a shredder and also one of my favorite riders.
2.I think Sunday is a really innovative company and is pushing the industry in a good direction.
3. It has a life time warranty and that is deff a plus for me.
4.I really liked the whole theme for marketing the frame prior to the actual release. It was raddddd
5. My mommy liked the stickers.

Favorite things about the frame(after riding it)-
1. It went together super easy,and I like easy haha.
2.From what i can tell so far It's strong as fuck and dialed.
3.Its light as helll which i guess brings me to my next favorite.
4. Of course the built-in seat post is awesome,saves some weight and is pretty much the perfect height.And its wicked neat bruh.
5.This was a bit of a surprise.The dropouts have built in chain tensioners which I didn't know prior to putting my back wheel on.
6.I think the whole design of the frame is pretty badass.
7. It scores points with the ladies well at least so far.

Here are the specs i pulled off dans
20.5 top tube Weight all put together is 22.4 pounds Ian Schwartz signature frame made from 41 Thermal chromoly featuring a double-butted toptube, integrated headtube, New Wave dent resistant downtube and a Wave gusset at the headtube and downtube junction making an extremely strong front end. Other features include integrated Pivotal seatpost, tapered and butted chainstays and seatstays, 8mm hollow dropouts, integrated chain tensioners, post weld machined BB shell to insure a perfect fit, new one piece wishbone rear end design making it lighter and stronger than previous versions and custom graphics designed by Ian himself. Headset Type: Integrated (Campy Style) BB Type: Mid BB Height: 11.75" Chainstay: 13.75" Headtube Angle: 74.5° Seattube Angle: 71° Seatpost Size: Integrated pivotal Dropout Size: 14mm Weight:4.8 lbs i guess that covers it you could probably edit it to make it shorter if needed caleb

The whole idea came about when Seth had Jes and I over for dinner and drinks. Seth ended up serenading us with his sweet record collection. So the next time we were over, I bugged him to make a top 5 from his record collection. Enjoy. jon

art car parade last weekend in downtown baton rouge la. pretty fun smashed a six pack pretty early possibly in the AM.

these are a collection of photos from Gus squared hopefully will become a regular thing on the site.bruh. jon

Sidewalk chalk art contest at LSU last weekend.

Heres my little recap:
Doug Mirria got 3ard I think.did some crazy moves like flipping the spine and flipp to ceiling ride and bunch of other wicked moves.
Micky Marshal with 2nd i think.Friggin killed it and even threw up in his run and wipped it up with his shirt which was as gnarly as his huge 540 gap, from a 3 foot quarter wedge thing to an 8 ft quater that set 12 ft back or so.
TBC team killed it and espeically the newest mate Lil Broc who I'm 2 times older then rode pro,with Michael, and Andrew sic!
Craton attend which always make a great time.
Taylor Sparr got first and did some sick moves like a crazy ass wall ride tailwhip which Craton had threw down a bill on the spot after his first few attemps for motivation and like that he stuck it and came with some extra cash.
jon
All photos by:jes

Prefab park in the middle of nowheres pretty fun.

Me, Micky, Lil Pat, and Michael rode the school in the mid city area before the bottom of the sky fell out.All photos token by Jes b.the other half of tbc if ya didn't know. jon

Frame: Fly Bikes 3 Amigos 21"
Forks: Odyssey Race
Stem: Odyssey Elementry
Cranks: Profile 175mm /Ti spindle+bolts
Handle bar: Fly Bikes 3 Amigos
Grips: ODI Longnecks
Pedals: Fly Rubens
Sprocket: Tree 27 Tooth
Front wheel: Profile mini/ Sun Ryno Lite / Ti bolts
Rear wheel:Profile mini/ Alex Super-B /Ti parts
Seat/post: Macneil Combo / Ti bolt
Brakes: Fly
Lever: 1991 Tech-77
Cable: nokon
Chain: halflink kmc

Me and jes lil party dodad.yeah!
jon

Frame:Eastern Grimm Reaper
Forks: Odyssey OGs (They're 5 years old)
Stem: Shadow
Cranks: Fly (Since I broke my 3rd pair of Wombolts)
Handle: Bent cut down S&M race bars
Grips: T-1 origins
Pedals: Fly Rubens
Sprocket: Fly
Front wheel: Rhyno Lite
Rear wheel: Odyssey Hazzard
Seat/post: McNiel
Brakes: Old school in the front, Fly in the back
Levers: I'm really not sure anymore. I think tektro
Cable: Odyssey front and rear
Chain: 510
Modifications: I took the paint off of my cranks, brakes, and stem, then I colored them in with a sharpie and clear coated that for kicks and giggles. I cut down my bars. And I think thats bout it that I can remember right now but that's just cause I work too much and cant remember anything too much anymore.

pictures by Cassidy. Thanks a bunch.

Last minitue trip with myself,Gus,Weber,and the Hoff.All pics by Hoff and myself (Jon), using Jes's awesome sony cyber camera that has a 3 second delay, I'm pumped though shit looks good.The camera reminds me of the old film days kind of nostalgic.
jon

I guess this will be the article.Hassleoff and I were suppose to go to Lafeyette to ride and film Ooti and Danny. Instead... Me ,Hoff, Raav, and Cody went caravaning over there, and I guess I'll let the pics do the explaining. Enjoy!

pictures by Erik Stevenson and Cody Miller

Sweet 10 foot tall ramp in denham springs with about 12 inches of vert.

pictures from the "art show" at spanish moon with friends.

poloroids are the new SLR/PHOTOSHOP.