CLASSIC COAST POSTS FROM THE PAST!!!
POW WOW posted,
WALLY LONGBOARDER ATTACK BY MAN WITH RAKE
Date: 25-03-2003
Author: bricin Reply
TONY BAG OF DONUTS LOCAL WALLY RIPPER, ROCKIN DOWN A HILL. THE DRIVER WAS HONKING AND COMING REALLY CLOSE TO THE BAG OF DONUTS DONUTS FINGERED THE FREAK . THE FREAK RIPPS BY DONUTS REALY FAST, STOPS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HILL PULLS OUT A RAKE AND WAITS FOR BAGS TO FLY DOWN. BAGS SEEN THE HOLE THING DUCKED THE RAKE AND CARVED TO SAFETY. BAGS KNOWING THE LOCAL WALLY CRACK MAN WAS HOT ON HIS WHEELS BAG OF WHO HEAD DIDNT GO STRAIGHT TO HISS HOUSE BUT A NEAR ALLEY AND WAITED. THE CRACK MAN DROVE BY SLOWLY DIDNT SEE BAG OF DONUTS AND DONY MADE A SWIFT EXIT HOME.
WHATCH YER BACK TONY
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Subject: RE: WALLY LONGBOARDER ATTACK BY MAN WITH RAKE Date: 25-03-2003
Author: FSU LouDogg Reply
ha ha ha, i can just picture Tony like fuckin shit dude, watch out cuz in Surrey they are CRAY-ZEEEEEEEEEY!
2010 April 29 1:36 AM
POW WOW replied,
Subject: WOW...this sure is neat... Date: 14-01-2003
Author: Extra Old Stock Reply
Nice Bricin, ya finally got some more happening on your site. It doesn't smell like Bon Jovi any more. WOW, it sure is neat... fuckenrightsmuthafucka! Loooeez
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Subject: pilsner Date: 23-01-2003
Author: striker Reply
cab and dash drink and crash striker
2010 April 29 1:41 AM
POW WOW replied,
Welcome to coastlongboarding!!!!
February 15, 2003
For Immediate Release:
Coastlongboarding British Columbia presents (C.L.B.C)
Attack of Bear Bay II
A call to Coastlong boarders in British Columbia:
Vancouver, BC
It is time to attack the hills on the beautiful sunshine coast within Pender Harbour.
Because of the overwhelming response from the Pender Harbour community (especially the young rockers) and the downhill racers, we were asked to come back and host another Pender Harbour May day race (big crowds) ...and race we will
May 16 – 19 2003
Pender Harbor, British Columbia (Sunshine Coast)
May Day festival
Last years winners were:
1st - Jody Wilcox – Pro Rider from Kimberley BC -CAN
2nd - Rob McKendrey – Pro Rider from Vail, CO - USA
3rd - Rob Leblance – Amature from Whistler, BC - CAN
The word has quickly spread and everyone wants this year’s event to be even bigger and better than last years. We’re expecting triple the crowd this year with local families and some of the best international longboarders joining together for a massive BBQ on race day.
Race Details
- Entry form to be received by May 1 2003
- $100 bucks to enter which includes:
- Race fee
- A march in the Pender Harbor May day kick off parade!
- Camping for 3 nights - Friday May 16, Saturday May 17 and Sunday May 18
- Musical Performance from Sidesixtyseven & Not quite sober- An all ages event
- A Total race purse totaling over $5000 grand in cash and prizes
Last Year Review
Friday
Last year was nuts as we started early on Friday by cruising many of the numerous hills throughout Pender Harbour, which provided for spills, chills and laughs. After the hill bombs we relaxed with a dinner at the Garden Bay pub in Pender Harbour. Soon after, we set up our tents in Lions Park campground, which is an isolated camping ground, and rocked out to tunes, bonfires and stunts galore. Some stunts had riders jumping over cars on their mountain boards, jumping burning barrels – yes fire extinguishers were present – and filming of the event until 5am. Many people started the festival’s first night without getting shut eye!
Saturday
Pender Harbour’s annual May Day Parade! Beer gardens packed with people, local vendors, carnival games and a big parade where all Attack of Bear Bay participants get to march. Last year it was the LandYachtz camouflaged army truck full of boards and riders that made for the parade float. Cruising along with the truck we had pro riders doing style moves for the crowds while people marching were waving the event flag and yelling about the race the next day. It was the highlight of the parade for sure.
Sunday - Race Day
We raced early ....to early. This year we’ll have an 11 am start instead of last years attempted 9am start. A few injuries from last year included Danny Farmery’s broken wrist, myself – Bricin - a dislocated shoulder, Aaron Pass - off the pump - broken collarbone and one Hacky Sack injury, Shane - the camera man – Brownell was rushed to the hospital by ambulance with a dislocated shoulder. The race itself had almost all of the local residents lining the hill for the complete duration of the race. They provided for
the very loud cheering, screaming and grimacing when the riders took a spill.
When the race wrapped up around 4pm we all headed back to Lions Park, packed our tents and headed to Egmont for the wrap up festivities and the biggest party night of the weekend.
We rented the community hall and packed it to capacity as SIDESIXTYSEVEN headlined the evening and rocked the house in epileptic proportions with their fast and furious punk rock along with Not Quite Sober’s blend of old school and new school punk rock. Local DJ Jessie Pacman started the night by providing some excellent beats and grooves. After the hall we went to chyannes camp ground in the Egmont wilderness (across the way from the hall). We had the bon fire burning all night while bongo drums, didgery doos, fire spinning and good old times were the entertainment .
Sponsors
The sponsors were awesome with their support and all together we gave out 3 and a half garbage bags off free shwag. What I found most rewarding was giving out free longboards to the local sunshine coast future riders. Skull Skates, Dead Guys, Landyachtz and sector 9 were all major sponsors of the event and with out them it wouldn’t be possible. Red Shreds, the mountain folks in Williams Lake, also contributed with killer hoodies & shirts while psm clothing provided lots of street wear.
Thanks again.
Attack of bear bay was a complete success last year so get entered in the race early this year or just come out for the cruise and the atmosphere because you will be guaranteed to remember it for the rest of your days. The entire weekend there were events happening one after another making it a one of a kind non-stop party race weekend. And if you think you can beat Jody Wilcox (last year champ) or Louise Leslie (first woman bomber in the mens class) prove it in front of the Pender Harbour folks because they’re hungry to see the action.
Ride while you can.....
(with a full face helmet, hey logan)
Bricin Lyons
President
Coast Longboarding British Columbia
C.L.B.C.