100 Drifters of December

This looks like it was a lot of fun, but the timing didn't work out for me this year.

Video is great, shot by Tofu Wreck. I can't find a website for them.

NateLife

The illustrious Mr. Nathan Danger Ong has jumped on our blogging bandwagon.

Visit him HERE

MA240sx BBQ - Part 2

If you haven't already, register on MA240SX

I know Waldo's hatch has been built for awhile, but I'd only ever seen photos of it. It doesn't even really look real in person, it's too nice. It's like a hallucination.

MA240sx BBQ - Part 1

Fun was had by all. Predictably, my mess wasn't yet registered and so I had to go on the Ruckus.

More tomorrow. Register on MA240SX today.

VOTE TOMORROW

Nate's car is just tremendous in person. He will say that all these pictures make it look nicer than it really is, and I assure you that he is lying.

Ro giving everyone Kouki envy all day.


Narvin's SC. He formerly owned a gold Accord Sedan on SSR Reverse Mesh that was internet famous.

This thing had the biggest blister kit I'd ever seen.

My bike got passed around quite a bit.

Ruckus Nonsense 2010 - Part 3

Our ride ended up at Hains Point, a park in DC where the Potomac meets the Anacostia.

I really found myself liking the Met, I sort of want one now, but not at the expense of my Ruckus.

Ruckus Nonsense 2010 - Part 2

Continued from yesterday, more shots from our ride. I'll finish this up tomorrow.

This is Eagle's Zuma-swapped 2-smoker. Lots of custom work here (seat frame, shock mount, extension, etc). If I end up swapping, it'll definitely be 2-stroke.

Eagle's mom runs this place, and it's really fantastic, highly recommended. Check them out on Facebook HERE.

Beverage of Champions

Ruckus Nonsense 2010 - Part 1

I organized a Ruckus event in DC this past weekend, however poorly. I had unknowingly planned this to be the same weekend as Hyperfest, and people were also on vacation, so our attendance wasn't what it should have been. Regardless, we had a great time, and we'll be planning more events throughout the summer. If you live anywhere near DC and own a Ruckus (or Zuma, C3, Chinese bike, etc), post a comment and I'll get at you about future events.

Here are the shots from last year's event, which had a larger turnout:

Part 1
Part 2


We started out at Stussy DC/Commonwealth on Florida Ave. From there, we rode to an excellent little Mexican restaurant owned by the family of an attendee, then to the National Mall, then to Hains Point. Great weather.


These are from when people were first showing up at Stussy: