We received a lot of entries for our Brake Dance Contest but this particular one from Brett Rohlfing, Nick Mahoney and Dave Mahoney caught our eye. It’s fun, creative and involves random kicking.
Thanks to everyone who entered and congrats to Brett, Nick and Dave!
Fairdale is a new zine that’s been cooking here at Odyssey. It’s master-minded by Taj Mihelich with a little help from Roscoe. Though it’s only been up for a few days, it already has an eclectic set of articles under its belt. Roscoe and Taj basically have free reign on Fairdale so make sure to bookmark it and sign up for its RSS feed. It’s hard to predict what those two will come up with!
You can also connect with Fairdale through Facebook, Twitter and Flickr.
Our Ratchet Hub Guard is finally in stock and available! Made exclusively for the Ratchet Hub, this guard will protect your spokes and hub from all the evils of the world. Hit up your favorite shops and mail-orders to get one in black or high-polished! Click around the flipbook above to learn more!
Here’s our latest print ad featuring Aaron Ross with a kinked rail-ride to whip. If you click the photo to see it large and up-close, you’ll notice skate-stops along the whole rail! Yowza. Download the wallpaper and set it as your desktop.
The sprockets in the ad are our Burlington and Chainwheel. Both are available now!
In other Aaron Ross news, hit up Defgrip for some random pics from his iPhone.
Want to learn how to grab the coping like a boss? Etnies just posted this video with Aaron Ross showing you how it’s done. Once you’ve been enlightened, make sure to peep their site for some info on the Odyssey x Etnies shoe! You can download this video there, too!
Hoang Tran built up a new bike recently and it’s looking slick. He has a lot of our Fire Engine Red parts on it (coming soon) and it’s looking great with his new signature frame. Click around the flipbook above to check it out!
Thanks to Josh Hayes for the pics!
Aaron Ross’ signature grips now come in a couple new flavors. Orange and Clear are available now at your local shops and favorite mail orders!
It’s wild to think that this video is over a decade old. It dates back to 1994 to be exact and it features a very young Taj Mihelich after he had just made his move to Austin.
Chase Hawks’ section from the Empire video is making its way around the internet. You can watch it above and then when you’re done, you might as well make it a Chase Hawk matinee and watch his Electronical section as well.
