Jun Suzuki & Friends In Singapore

It was a great and chilling session with Jun Suzuki and his friends.

All the way from Nagoya, Japan...

A well known "old school" Japanese Vert Skater..

What is so respectful about them?

Definitely not the tricks they can do,

I am talking about the spirit of these rollerbladers.

I am talking about their age..

Jun, Ino, and Yoshi are same age this year, 37.

Mune is Ino's wife, very near to 35.

They not only can take the impact,

They aren't scared of height too.

That's what I'm talking about..

Rollerblading4Life~!!!

ROLLABOUT!

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P-Rail Making

This is how it happened..

The idea came out during my office hour,

Sketching out a very simple blueprint and sent to my brother Yaw;

and he agreed to take a shot see if we could make it.

So we went to get wood, PVC pipe, screws, and all the tools & equipment ready

on a Saturday morning.

I want to thank Yaw, for all his strength, power, passion, support, energy, etc.

First of all... you need to buy the materials.. Wood and PVC Pipe.. and of course, you must have your tools and equipment and do not forget your safety equipment as well.

It is a little IMPOSSIBLE if you think you can do it alone. So.. you will also need the best brother in the world to help you up.

Then only we start Making a P-Rail.

Measurement & Angle is important in making the "A" which accommodate the PVC Pipe.

Once done, Drill both pieces of wood to form a solid base from avoiding the "A" splitting.

Saw to trim the base #1.

Saw to trim the base #2, obviously, we need 2 bases, at least.

finishing base #2

Now, how to drill the PVC on the "A"?

Measuring is required again.

Perfect is not necessary, but Do it precisely.

And this is how we secure the "A" on the Base.

3 screws went down directly.

Make sure they all go all the way in, best is to force them flush.

Most ppl still didnt get this as most of the online "How to make a P-rail edit" didn't show as close as this.

So, this is how we did it. Drilled a hole from the PVC and...

a screw went through the pipe and lock itself onto the "A".

You got to make sure the angle is correct.

And to avoid the crack like this.. drill at least approximately half a foot from the edge of the wood. Unless u are getting a high quality wood, then this notice is discard.

More screws for the base.

If the screw is too long and somehow pops out from the wood when u do the drilling from the PVC to the "A" with a wrong angle, you can alway cut the screw to shorter.

Almost done..

Final turn of the final screw, finally

Finally!!!

Yeah!!! This is it, the making of P-Rail.

Truly from WEE BROS. ENGINEERING CO.

Haha~!!!

If u love stickers.. you could add them on as deco for ur personal p-rail.

After that.. Start skating~

Hope you enjoy reading this "P-Rail Making" page.

Try it yourself, GOOD LUCK!

USD Carbons II Review

It's been a long time since my last update of this blog,

First of all, I send my apologies to all you guys who are continuing to support.

There were a lot of things going on before this post.

However, what I am more interested of putting on this time is...

USD Carbons II.

My setup is to combine as much white as possible.

I like to see the carbon fibre texture to be obvious.

So white soul plates and white Create Original frames is my choice.

Carbons II is the rollerblades I'd always wanted to own,

According to most rollerbladers, they will say:

"Carbons II? You will either like it or You will hate it."

I take my risk as I follow my instinct.

Well, I love it!

I've try the Kelso Carbons before.

Eventually, the Carbons II has made BIG improvements.

Especially the paddings, the insoles, built-in liners, etc.

All the combo improvements made were just perfect for my feet.

My advise to you all if you are getting the Carbons II is,

Get 1 size down of your normal size.

My case, I got myself 2 sizes down. Yes, I am serious.

I'll talk less and let's enjoy viewing my latest photos

Trying out the Carbons II in the streets in Sengkang area, place where I am staying now.

Needless to say more, I guess everybody know Carbons II before you read this page.

Yes, they are super light weight, super controllable, Comfortable, and

most importantly, they really give me more confidence.

You could mostly do what you imagined, feel what you imagined.

This is...

USD CARBONS II !

Please visit http://www.theconference.org for more info.

OR

Please visit http://shop.wl33.com/category/inline/ for cheapest deal in town.

TRUE; from Addis Tan & Marc

Addis Tan has come back to the scene after his injury back on few months ago.

Doing his thing right, hanging out with Marc & friends.

Changes the way of how he think about rollerblading,

"TRUE".

"It helps me to sort out my life properly; What I want, what I should be doing, What I shouldn't be doing."

"We don't rollerblade for the sake of rollerblading, we don't rollerblade just to learn new tricks.. Not to impress people... ..."

Carpark Rooftop "LOW" Session

Last week, after the burning session with Sukeats in ECP,

The next street session continued in Lor A.Soo,

Happening on a rooftop of a carpark somewhere around that area,

Here are the photos..

Hope you guys like them all.

We had a super low curb session on this carpark,

Weather was cooling down as compared the morning.

A little wax and water created a good sliding surface,

Which made our day "Hyped"~!!!

When the "hype" went up,

More tricks started hitting the low curb.

Obviously, Dil hit this "Double Topside Split",

I don't know how to name this trick,

But he locked and shocked us all~!!!

This was the "Trick of the day"~!!!

We also did some royales on the short but "risky" rail.

There was a few shelter steels on top,

If you stand up to high while grinding...

They will get you down.

I gave myself a few attempts of Soul grind for the 3-4ft riser wall.

That's all folks..

Thanks for viewing.

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