Aaron Ross and Tom Dugan are currently chilling in India with Walter Pieringer and Nathan Williams. It looks like they’re having a good time checking out the scenery and culture. Aaron has absolutely been killing it on the cell phone pics so make sure to add @theaaronross on Twitter and Instagram if you haven’t already.
While your at it, you might as well add @tommydugan on Instagram, too!
When we were filming for Broc’s ODSY Vision, we got rained out a couple times and found refuge in the local indoor park, The Compound. To say Broc has the place dialed is an understatement. In just a few short hours, the dude was able to fire out this edit. Give that play button a click and then add @brocaflocka on Twitter and Instagram when you’re done.
Thanks to G-Rad for opening the doors and letting us squeeze in an extra session during our stay!
Broc Raiford and Colony have parted ways and as a sign of thanks and appreciation, they put together this great farewell remix of clips from his section in the Colony DVD.
A lot of thought and design went into our Twisted PC pedal. If you’re interested in learning more about them, check out this great interview with our own Chris Cotsonas over at The Union.
Here’s our latest print ad with Gary Young whipping on a roller-coaster looking roof. If the scene looks familiar, it’s from that time when Gary put together an awesome ODSY Vision for us.
Photo by Walter Pieringer.
Here’s another round of Behind the Vision factoids. This time, it’s all the random details from the making of Terry & Aaron – The Sequel. If you haven’t seen it yet, make sure to watch it now.
There are definitely spoilers in this post.
Head over to The Union for an interview with George Boyd!!!
Here’s Aaron‘s current bike, as seen in The Sequel. It’s modeled after one of his signature completes from Sunday. Click around the flipbook for more pics!
Side Note: When Aaron mentioned he wanted to grind up this rail, I figured he meant an ice or a tooth, certainly not a double peg. The rail’s so short, both his pegs had to land on the curves to make it possible. It happened so fast, I wasn’t sure if they were hitting at the same time and he must’ve done it at least 10 times before we finally timed the photo right.
This photo of Adam just came through our e-mail. After hanging with us in Palm Springs, Adam dipped down to sunny San Diego for the rest of the week to get even more riding done. He clocked in some footage and photos with the Kosman, so keep your eyes peeled for that. In the mean time, hit him up on twitter and keep him company on his drive home to Arizona!
Photo by Justin Kosman.
