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The Niners met up with the Transworld Surf bros for coldies at the Banzai Pipeline Skatepark. It's what you do when the surf goes flat.



See the full story on Transworld here: http://surf.transworld.net/1000155650/videos/cotes-cube-at-the-banzai-skate-park/

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Erica took the girls down and showed she still has her competitive drive. We know ya’ll would like to see some other shots of her but imagine she is banana... or don’t. Congrats to Erica!

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Last weekend at a top secret hill Chance Gaul took 2nd in an all-Laguna final for Juniors, and big dude Daniel Luna came in 2nd in the pros. Watch out for these dudes flying past you on your hill. Congrats to Gullwing rider Tim Del Rosario for winning it all!

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The boys spent a couple nights in the woods and every waking moment dismantling the Mammoth Park. Don’t kid, the place is gnar!

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Yes you heard it right. He took 2nd in the 2012 WCT but claims 1st place in the Slater vs Glaser super fight! Joel tells us that Slater was bummed on the loss at Pipe, so longtime friend Todd Glaser called him up to help him burn off some steam... and so the super fight was born. Thanks to Sunset Beach Jiu-Jitsu for the spot and as you can see Slater came out with a victory on this one.

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Our local rocka-billy biker, Low Volts is back with his much anticipated second release, 'Oh My Stars'.  Starting where he left off from 'Twist Shake Grind Break', this release is more rock-n-roll than fuzzy blues, and packs a heavy punch!

Listen to the album here and support a local independent artist by purchasing a copy.: http://lowvolts.bandcamp.com/album/oh-my-stars

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The boys from Gullwing Truck Co. loaded up in the Mercado van and paid tribute to the Rocky Mountains. AJ Haiby, Micah Green, and Dave Angelus were dragged along for the ride...

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Still rolling after all these years our North Pole connection, Victor Earhart, sat down with Concrete Wave for a look back in time. Victor started skating in Southern California back in 1954 and still frequents the same hills. Pick up this month's Concrete Wave for the whole article.

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