Author Archives: JEREMY

Jakes Rash

Written by JEREMY. Posted on June 1, 2010. Filed under Events. No comments.
The Monday following DB Nick and I headed to a Cabin on Sakinaw Lake, With nothing planned and nowhere to be until wednesday morning. Tuesday Night rolled around and we headed to the Grasshopper for dinner then off to the campsite to meet up with the DDC (downhill dragon clan) from Arizona. Wednesday rolled around, [...]

A week in review

Written by JEREMY. Posted on June 1, 2010. Filed under live before you die. No comments.
And so it began…Friday before Danger Bay, 2 ferry rides some beer and some friends got me through day 1. The Saturday Slide Comp was insane……Christin, what can I say. The only girl to try the launch ramp, or even think about it I’m sure and the stand up slides are coming along. After the [...]

Another weekend is here

Written by JEREMY. Posted on April 11, 2010. Filed under live before you die. No comments.
With Crazyness planned for the next 3 weekend. And not enough skating happening on my part. Nick Jeans B-day Skate starts in about an hour, followed by a race at the end of the day.. That about summarizes this weekend. However next weekend is another story all on its own, a West Coast Convoy, followed [...]

Weirdness

Written by JEREMY. Posted on April 4, 2010. Filed under live before you die. No comments.
This weekend has truly been a weird one. Jeff all the best to you and thank you for everything, “stay golden pony(tail) boy”. With the demise of the Shawnigan Shredder, The hunt for a solid outlaw hill began. We set out with a two car convoy, from switchback at 730 am. A truly rediculous time [...]

Global Warming?

Written by JEREMY. Posted on March 7, 2010. Filed under live before you die. No comments.
I woke up this morning thinking how awesome a small roadtrip would be. I picked up two of the up and comers in Nanaimo and headed north to Courtenay. What a mistake that was, about ten minutes after we left partly cloudy and sunny Nanaimo, we found heavy rain. Hoping for the best we kept [...]