U.K. Skeleton Crew rider Scott Ditchburn’s new Alameda.

Another U.K. Alameda. This one is from Seventies rider/employee Aggie. Aggie had this to say, “This is Aggie from Seventies, I just built myself an Alameda frame, they ride awesome! Everyone that’s had a go on it think the Geo’s amazing, keep up the good work guys!” Everyone seems to agree on the look and feel of our newest frame cause they are haulin ass out the door. Contact you local shop or mailorder to get one in time for The Lord’s Birthday. P.S. The Lord Jesus, not the Lord Voelker.

Scott’s new Alameda Frame, and Fork.

Hoang has a few clips in the Banksgiving video on the  Ride site, only hours after returning home from Colombia.

The Subrosa team just returned home from Colombia yesterday. The trip was amazing, one of our best yet! A huge thanks to German from Underground Park Distribution, all the Bogota locals, and Hostel Fatima. Yes, we stayed at a hostel and it ruled. Huge update coming when I’m not so tired.

P.S. Thanks to Arturo Steel for the spelling corrections.

I can’t decide if it’s weird that this book is out because of a skateboard line, but it’s awesome either way! Great history lesson, and really cool photos. Thanks to my boy Tony for the book, and I’m still working on replacing it’s spot on your bookshelf.

Rich’s 2009 signature Alameda Frame, Fork, and Grips are heading out the door fast! Check with your local shop or mailorder if you want to get these for Christmas. If your a shop, give Dave a call over at Sparky’s and tell him I said hi.  Also Rich has been blogging over on the Vimby site. 2 more days til Subrosa invades Columbia!

A real nice site from East Coaster Jeff Allen.

Check out this Flikr for more photos of Tony on his Pandora.

The Come Up Board.

Bike Guide

Polished raw.