By JP Bevins Video October 9, 2017

Terry Barentsen // Hot Line: Miguel Toledo

JP Bevins

New York City

Our west coast connect, Chris @dirtdrops Corona, is trying to get us to plan some west coast No Life rides, and is taunting us with some got damn #RoadsLikeThese…
SWOON!!
10/10/17
Watch out for doors!!
Photo from our friend Hiromi’s first No Life disposable camera. Gallery is still on the site, running strong, go check it out!
#BODABODA (at New York, New York)
10/04/17
This @reloadbags cockpit bag is cluuuuuttttccchhhh!!!!!
Holds a tall boy, and some snacks on the side! (at New York, New York)
09/22/17
Our west coast connect, Chris @dirtdrops Corona, not only has been riding around with some of our stickers, but apparently just found the rollercoaster section of his local trails… 🎢
09/19/17
In 1982, two acres of land in Lower Manhattan were transformed into a wheatfield by SoHo artist Agnes Denes. Her project, titled ‘Wheatfield, a Confrontation’, was in the Battery Park City landfill, in the shadows of the Twin Towers and with the New York Stock Exchange looming just outside. Denes had said her idea was for “an intrusion of the country into the metropolis, the world’s richest real estate.” (at Financial District, Manhattan)
09/11/17