Aw yeah. Picked up my ltd. edition plaid Cardiel board today. Sucker came with all the Epicly Later'd episodes on a DVD.
This Tank was a joint Mullins Chaindrive/4Q deal. Mullins did the fab work and Max painted it. The tank ended up in Japan.
Heaven. What I wouldn't do for a shop like this.
I believe this bike belongs to Scott Pommier, the skate photographer. Great frame, and that ribbed exhaust tubing is really growing on me. I saw a Kutty Noteboom bike with the same stuff and it looked great.
I saw this bike first in an Ol' Skool Rodz magazine a couple of months ago. I love the old HD front end and the bars. 
I haven't posted any evo shots on our blog, mainly 'cos I don't really like them. But I'm making an exception for this bike for two reasons; first, it was built by Powerplant Choppers and they build some great bikes and second, it belongs to Joey Castillo from Queens of the Stone Age. He's a tight drummer and a pretty hardcore skater too. He did a cool interview with Steve Olson in Juice Magazine a little while ago. Check it out.
Gnarly. Trevelen and his Super Co. Customs "El Peligroso" Knuck. I'm trying to find a shot of the engraved knucklehead motor. If I do I'll throw it up too. 
Cardiel may not be skating like he used to, but if I tried a wallride on a fixie you'd be pickin' my teeth out of the concrete for sure. John just proves "once a skater, always a skater."
Rico Fodrey of Hi-Bond Modified and the Sinners M.C. and John Edwards
Max Schaff of 4Q Conditioning and Jasin PharesBest tricks in my book; Markovitch's alley-oop air, Brauch's back-to-back blunts, Phil Shao's rafter drop, Cardiel's BS lein-to-tail revert.
