Displaying items by tag: RIP in Peace
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11/15/2021
RIP IN PEACE: Zane Timpson
Zane Timpson was an exceptional skateboarder and even better friend. He touched everyone around him with his humor, excitement and selfless good nature. Read this heartfelt piece and revisit some highlights from an extraordinary life. -
7/28/2021
RIP IN Peace: Dave Abair
David Abair will be remembered not only for his incredible skateboarding, or his slams, but also for his compassion, his empathy and the love he gave his friends and family. Read Walker Ryan's tribute then comb through Dave's deep catalog of parts again. -
9/24/2020
RIP IN PEACE: Keith Hufnagel
The word legend has entered our everyday lexicon to the point that we've lost sight of its huge power and rarity. Keith Hufnagel defined the word. -
9/10/2020
RIP IN PEACE: Vincent Nava
This week we had to say goodbye to one of the most exciting young skaters in recent memory. Take a second to appreciate the life of the LA kid who had everybody talking. RIP, Vincent. -
6/17/2020
RIP IN PEACE: Nick "Twig" Ruddy
Southwest legend and friend to all who crossed his path, Twig sadly had his time cut short. Take a trip back to the better days with his last full part along with some kind words of remembrance. -
12/05/2019
RIP IN PEACE: Jon Comer
Jon was a pioneering champion for disabled skaters and practically made his invisible with an attitude and attack on the board true to his Texas roots. He knew there were others in way worse situations. Glad to have had some great sessions with you. Our deepest condolences to the Comer family. –Sam Hitz -
8/12/2019
Gabriel Rodriguez - RIP IN PEACE
On August 9th, 2019 we lost a true legend. He not only inspired me when I first met him, he inspired the world with his amazing talent. –Rudy Johnson -
5/16/2019
Rest in Peace Ben Raemers
It’s important to the Raemers family that people know Ben's cause of death. In his sister's words, “If the tragedy of losing my Benny can save others then that’s a positive." -
6/10/2018
RIP IN PEACE: Mark "Monk" Hubbard
My friend Roger Mark Hubbard died June 8, 2018. Talk about skateboard legends, this dude saw his destiny. Marty was a true skateboard pioneer. Talk about doing it yourself, this dude did it all. He’s gone but his legend will live forever. I miss him, and there ain’t nobody like him. Once again, rest in peace. Roger Mark Hubbard 1970-2018.–Jake Phelps -
10/13/2016
RIP IN PEACE: Dylan Rieder
Born to ride a skateboard? It’s a seemingly silly concept when you think about it, but Dylan Rieder made us believe it. That man was absolutely, positively, a gift. Power, style, grace - he had it all. Our thoughts are with his family and friends in this difficult time. Rest in Peace, Dylan Rieder. We will all miss you, each day more than the next.
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5/23/2022
Tom Rohrer for Bones Bearings
Tom takes his Bones bearings for a spin and blasts over the hip at his local. -
5/23/2022
Silas Baxter-Neal's "Burrow" Part
Sowing his home turf, Silas finds new potential in Portland's crust with quick lines and high-impact hammers set to the sounds of Tom Waits. Once a SOTY... -
5/23/2022
Jake Hayes' "E30" Part
Jake takes the whip out to hunt high bars for huge snaps. Hurricanes on handicap rails? No problem. He’s hittin’ new heights. -
5/23/2022
Talkin' Shop with "Heart" Author Lucas Beaufort
Lucas Beaufort turned a COVID passion project into an anthology of the finest skateshops on the planet. Read how his love for our cultural hubs became a global collection with this enthralling interview. -
5/23/2022
Sieben's Skateshop Etiquette Guide
If you’re new to skateboarding and aren’t sure how to behave at the local shop, just follow these tips and you’ll be blending in with the rest of the dipshits wandering in off the street in no time.
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