Well folks here's a lil' teaser for you of the Bones Brigade: An Autobiography showing at Sundance this year where Stacy Peralta documents the culture of skateboarding in the '80's featuring Tony Hawk, Christian Hosoi, Steve Caballero, Tommy Guerrero, Mike McGill, Lance Mountain and Rodney Mullen. World premiere is Jan. 21st.

Check out official trailer below and wish these boys luck to get this flick International:

The Infamous Pink Motel gets shredded by Lance Mountain, Christian Hosoi, Mike McGill, Salba, Tom Remillard, Ben Raybourne all skating some classic '80s boards while dressed in clothes from the era.

Skateboarder Mag shows off the photos surfacing from the epic session.


Brandon Perelson, boneless


Lance getting some up on the amp.


Tom Remillard, backside ollie in the shallow.


Legends

Check out more photos from the 80's skate session plus watch the cerebral ballzy music video that the skating was featured in at Skateboarder Mag.

Nike SB has dropped part 2 of their Belco or Bust video series. It documents the stew of destruction that was whipped up on the team's way to the Belconnen Bowl Jam. So check out some series transition skateboarding from Lane Mountain, Grant Taylor and more.

P.S. Grant Taylor's padless performance on that old vert ramp was pretty, pretty, pretty insane. Check it out:

The skate team that just does it everywhere they go, Nike SB, recently took a trip through Australia. Check out part 1 of a video series, if you like transition skateboarding you'll like this visual experience featuring the likes of: Lance Mountain, Grant Taylor, Chet Childress and more:

For the sixth year the Pro-Tec Pool Party has come and gone at the Kombi bowl in the Vans Skatepark at the Block at Orange, and for the second time Bucky Lasek brought home first place in the Pro division. In what is possibly bigger news, for the first time in the history of the contest Chris Miller did not win the Masters division. His five year streak came to an end when skate legend, Steve Caballero, bowled his way to victory.

For the few years of this contest Rune Glifberg and Chris Miller had been dominant with Glifberg winning three, and Chris Miller winning five, but that all changed on a sunny Saturday at a mall in Southern California. Caballero was able to tap into what made him one of the best skateboarders of the 80s, and in the process ended Miller's streak.

In the Pro division everyone knew the winner was going to be one of three guys: Bucky Laksek, Rune Glifberg or Omar Hassan. The later two being your quintessential pool skater, relying on "the way your supposed to skate a pool," and that's where Lasek steps in. He is the reigning Dew Tour Vert Champion, and has brought a new twist to the world of bowls. He links all the inverted spins that have become a necessity in the world of vert into flawless pool runs. He throws down the tech stuff that gets the old guys pumped, then goes huge to get the crowd pumped. That's what he did on Saturday, which climaxed when he did a gay twist from pool to pool, which sounds weird but believe me, it was heavy. Here's list of the full results:

Full Results:

Masters
1. Steve Caballero (San Jose, CA) $13,000
2. Chris Miller (Del Mar, CA) $7,000
3. Lance Mountain (Alhambra, CA) $4,000

Pros
1. Bucky Lasek (Baltimore, MD)$30,000
2. Rune Glifberg (Copenhagen, DEN)$18,000
3. Omar Hassan (Costa Mesa, CA) $10,000






Here's some photos from the day:



Rune gets his Madonna on.