March 2010 News Stories (5)

Premium Member Steve Daddow is the Style Master

It was a warm and sunny day on Sydney's Northern beaches, perfect… Click here for the full story

Added by Jacko on March 30, 2010 at 11:00 — 17 Comments

Premium Member Downhill Summer in Malaysia

Picture by SuKeats

It has been pretty much an annual thing, returning back home to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia during the the Aussie summer. Only this time things were much different, it wasn’t all about enjoying the local food or bumming around for the uni holidays anymore. This time around I was a downhill skateboarder looking to make the best of my 3 months… Click here for the full story

Added by Ching on March 19, 2010 at 16:00 — 5 Comments

ASRA Admin B-Rad and Haggy Share the Spoils

The 2010 Australian Slalom Series kicked off on the weekend with a double-header, with B-Rad Pearson dominating in the ditch, and Haggy Strom returning from the wilderness to take out the head-to-head slalom. B-Rad and Nathan Paff share the overall lead on a crowded list, with only two points separating the top four.

Kincumber Ditch

NACCOS riders swept the podium at Kincumber. Traditional Kincumber master Glen Mills took second, with Ben Hay close… Click here for the full story

Added by Bugs on March 13, 2010 at 15:00 — 25 Comments

Premium Member Kibbling Draws Blood in the Valley

On Sunday the 7th of March, skaters from Canberra and Sydney gathered in Kangaroo Valley on the South Coast to compete in the first Outlaw race to be held in NSW. The event was proudly supported by Adrenaline+ had been organized by the Canberra 'Dirty Downhill' crew Owen Davies and Henry King and went off without a hitch. The day provided…

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Added by Jacko on March 9, 2010 at 17:30 — 12 Comments

Ash Holds Off Grom Assualt at Hill Climb

Thunderstorms and rain threatened to cancel the first Hill Climb social race, however on sunday the 7th of march, the stoke gods shon through in holy timing, with the road drying up for the first heat remaining in that state until the end. The event organised by two grom's both 16 years old saw 30 competitors as well as a group of spectators. The event started with an idea to hold a small social race for all the new and not-so-new…

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Added by Myles Borchardt on March 8, 2010 at 23:00 — 24 Comments