Back in June the Ruff team took a trip to New York and tore up the city filming for our new video (premiering during SMC 9 weekend on December 5th and 6th). I shot so many cool photos with my real camera, but those will have to stay hidden for a while until the video comes out. For now, here are some views from my phone’s perspective during the short 4 days I was there.
It’s rare these days to get new team rider announcements, but after taking first place two years in a row at the last two Suck My Comps and putting in a crazy amount of work on the daily, Statik aka Danny aka Big Dawg is officially on the Ruff Bike Co team! Go give Danny some love and watch his welcome IG edit here!
This makes me so happy to see. Old guard meets new guard with Chacon and Jamil riding with the modern day LA squad including Statik, Thompson, and more. Jamil’s wall 1 bar was so sick and Statiks riding keeps getting better.
The saga continues. These are the most enjoyable videos to make consistently so I hope they are consistently enjoyable to watch. Enjoy!
Newest Send Saturday is out now featuring a guest: your boy! Although I ended up spraining my ankle pretty bad on the big boi ledge, I was stoked to get out with Oscar and Marco to grab some clips and have some fun. The homies Ryan and Statik even showed out and grabbed a few clips. Hope your head is feeling better Danny. Like I said, I’m really enjoying this series and you should too.
Wavy got out to Oceanside and seshed with the boys. Rolling deep, makes me wanna go ride!
The Suck My Comp 5 for 2022 has officially come to a close. I’ll have some more words to write about it in the next post, but for now here’s the results from both pro and am:
AM:
1st – Oscar Lopez
2nd – Ritchie Vanpelt (Fixated)
3rd – Kameren Boun (Master Bike Co.)
4th – Max Vargas
5th – Danny Quiñonez
PRO:
1st – Miguel Zendejas (Master Bike Co)
2nd – Marco Marquez (Master Bike Co)
3rd – Chase Henley (Ruff Bike Co / Fixated / Merritt)
4th – Chase Davis (Ruff Bike Co / Fixated)
5th – Youri Slikker (Fixated)
6th – Jimmy Watcha (Master Bike Co / Merritt)
Best Trick – Corey San Agustin (Ruff Bike Co)
