Los Angeles Fixed Gear Freestyle from Video Market on Vimeo.
Friday, May 15, 2009
THE PROCESS (Trailer)
This video is exactly what HMG is about, Processes. I wont say anymore I will let the vid speak for it self. Also, see if you recognize any of the most influential grinders in the industry. Educate yourself. The video was created by Ricky Kim of EvilMonito and Levi Maestro of Maestro knows.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Weekday Afternoons Were Made For This...
CHAMORRO FIX.
We hung out with some local Chamorros (People from Guam, in case you don't know), Nate and Jesse. These dudes were really chill and reminded me so much of the islanders back home - laid back with no worries. Not only were they islanders but they ride FIXIES! Pics on Nate's Bike on Part 2. We ate at BlueStar Brewery and the food was pretty good. Didn't shoot much photos of the food but I do shoot the aftermath. It was a chill day filled with good food, chit chats, a water mister and sweaty tees... After a few, the homie Lamar (RISE/RUN) and BANZAI Steve came through to enjoy the heat with us.


GIZMO





While we were eating a strong gust of wind came through and blew one of the umbrellas off the table.


Jimmy from Blue Star Bikes. Go and get your Fix!

Random Cruiser looking really nice.




Really cool girly scooter.
GIZMO
While we were eating a strong gust of wind came through and blew one of the umbrellas off the table.
Jimmy from Blue Star Bikes. Go and get your Fix!
Random Cruiser looking really nice.
Really cool girly scooter.
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WE BE GRUB'N
BRING THE RUCKUS.
For those of you who read our blog, we will be expanding the transportation aspect of this culture. Which includes, The Ruckus, fixed gear, Skate, and Motorsports so keep your eyes peeled and choose which you will participate in!
SGV SUPER SUNDAY 3/8/09 93+ riders from FATPHOS x MINKUS on Vimeo.
NUMBER 23...AGE:38 YEAR 2002.
Watch the vid and remember how great he was.
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Monday, May 11, 2009
"YO"gurt.
You should know by now that we're all about education. No matter what type or form, its always a must to be informed of things that fascinate us. This is a continuation of the last post about refreshing, mouth-watering frozen yogurt. We decided to put "OrangeCup" a local yogurt spot to the test. The flavors were definitely tasty and the toppings "topped" it off! This joint is located at the La Cantera Mall. If and when you have a chance swing by and experience bliss.





When your done with your yogurt and recycle the cups and spoons you get a NICKEL!

I had to shoot some of the pretty cool architecture.

When your done with your yogurt and recycle the cups and spoons you get a NICKEL!
I had to shoot some of the pretty cool architecture.
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HMGBrandon,
WE BE GRUB'N
Thursday, May 7, 2009
MAESTRO KNOWS AIR YEEZY.
I have been following Maestro for awhile now and I'm pretty amused by most of his videos and blogs so I thought I'd share one his most recent post on the AIR YEEZY... cringe or enjoy!
Maestro Knows - Episode 6 (Air Yeezy Skate) from Maestro Knows on Vimeo.
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
FEELMODE 2 TRAILER.
As one of the 4 pillars of Hip Hop, graffiti is the artistic expression of street culture. True to foundational Hip Hop, the good folks at Feel Mode have put together the Feel Mode 2 "The Game Done Changed" DVD chronicling the subculture of graffiti. Check out the trailer..
BOUT THAT TIME.
You knew this video was coming. Lake Show needs a win tonight, so we're doing our part to send them some encouragment, via Kurtis Blow! Poor video quality? Check! Corny acting/dancing/lipsynching/outfits? Check! Still a dope song? CHECK! C'mon Lake Show!
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
WHO YOU B-GIRL?
Dancing has always been apart of our lives here at HMG so when ever I stumble upon real talent I always give love to those who stay loyal to "Traditional Hip-Hop". This vid right here is a good example of girls can b-boy too! Probably even better...
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Monday, May 4, 2009
Yogurt Craze Bound To Hit Here
There seems to be a new craze that hit the west coast. Seemingly irrelevant for us here in SA, but as the years have progressed, we have seen lots of changes. San Antonio seems to be coming up when it comes to businesses and what is now made available to consumers like us. If you look at different areas (I especially like what I see on the west side of SA) you can see what I mean. Within the last couple of years we've gotten Jamba Juice, Panera Bread, BJ's Restaurant, and Carl's Jr's, just to name a few. Also, in retail there is so much more than when I first got here three years ago. No longer do we have to travel to Houston and Austin in search of unique goods or delicious treats. (I don't wanna forget to mention GSA or Select Footwear for all your skate/footwear/streetwear needs!)
Anyway, this is about the "yogurt craze" that has hit metropolitan areas, and that I know will come this way soon enough. When we got the chance recently, we experienced it while we were in San Jose. Since we're new to it, we were cautious and ordered plain yogurt with strawberries, bluberries, and mochi was our only risk (a mighty good one I might add). When talking to friends about it (before ever trying it) I asked, "What's all the hooplah?", the reply alluded to the fact that it is a great alternative to ice cream or other high-sugar treats because it is both refreshing (satisfying the sweet tooth with a sweet & tart taste) and healthy. That's what people want nowadays...to fill their senses with goodness, but not at the expense of good health. We at HMG couldn't agree more with that concept!
Pick a yogurt and pick from array of different toppings. Yogurt is then priced by size of yogurt and amount of toppings or in some cases, by weight measurement of your frozen creation.
Due to heightened humidity, we think this part of TEXAS is fro-yo ready!!!
Here's a few sites for more info on these yogurt treats:
http://tuttimelon.com/
http://www.redmangousa.com/
http://www.pinkberry.com/
Anyway, this is about the "yogurt craze" that has hit metropolitan areas, and that I know will come this way soon enough. When we got the chance recently, we experienced it while we were in San Jose. Since we're new to it, we were cautious and ordered plain yogurt with strawberries, bluberries, and mochi was our only risk (a mighty good one I might add). When talking to friends about it (before ever trying it) I asked, "What's all the hooplah?", the reply alluded to the fact that it is a great alternative to ice cream or other high-sugar treats because it is both refreshing (satisfying the sweet tooth with a sweet & tart taste) and healthy. That's what people want nowadays...to fill their senses with goodness, but not at the expense of good health. We at HMG couldn't agree more with that concept!
Pick a yogurt and pick from array of different toppings. Yogurt is then priced by size of yogurt and amount of toppings or in some cases, by weight measurement of your frozen creation.
Due to heightened humidity, we think this part of TEXAS is fro-yo ready!!!
Here's a few sites for more info on these yogurt treats:
http://tuttimelon.com/
http://www.redmangousa.com/
http://www.pinkberry.com/
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MayHMG,
WE BE GRUB'N
PACMAN KNOWS.
"For us, Thy Sons to Suffer and Die." (quoted on the Pacman Trainers)
Pacman has given hope to the young Filipino youth of America. The traits I absolutely admire about Manny Paquiao is his countenance and humbleness. It teaches our youth that your actions speak louder than your words.


Pacman has given hope to the young Filipino youth of America. The traits I absolutely admire about Manny Paquiao is his countenance and humbleness. It teaches our youth that your actions speak louder than your words.


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Sunday, May 3, 2009
TOO MUCH FIXIN, NOT ENOUGH STUDYING.
Got finals all this week, but decided to go riding instead. Took my camera out with me to just take pictures of whatever.
Click for full view.


Go out and ride.
Click for full view.
Go out and ride.
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BANZAI,
FIXED FRIDAY
Friday, May 1, 2009
ABSENTIMENTAL 1905.
We always like to show off local artists that display raw talent. So this particular post is concentrated on Jake from the Sneaks Up crew. His ability to transfer nostalgic kicks to canvas is definitely talent. Peep his art, lifestyle, kicks and foods when you get the chance add his blog to your daily reads.


Wednesday, April 29, 2009
SUPER SUNDAY FROM CALI TO JAPAN.
Super Sunday started in Cali as a Ruckus ride, but made it's way over to Japan recently. Of course the guys out in Japan have been modding their Zoomers for quite awhile and have inspired a lot of us fellow Ruckus owners over here in the US. Some quickies of some sick Zoomers...
Grand Axis swap (100cc 2stroke monster), click pics for full size


Fatty front and rear w/ a godzilla frame..even the front of the seat is godzilla'd out!

This is what SA needs!
Grand Axis swap (100cc 2stroke monster), click pics for full size
Fatty front and rear w/ a godzilla frame..even the front of the seat is godzilla'd out!
This is what SA needs!
CORGISHOE INTERVIEW.
Corgi is near legendary among collectors, but more than his heat, it's his attitude that makes you say "this guy's got it!". Even if you don't call yourself a sneakerhead, this is a must read. Here's a snippet from the interview:
How do you feel about the ‘sneaker scene?’
I’m not really sure what the sneaker ‘scene’ is. I always bought what I wanted and never was one to show and tell. Very few people who know me personally know me as ‘Corgishoe’ nor would I want to walk around saying ‘hey my name is Corgishoe and I have 2000 pairs of sneakers’ and they certainly wouldn’t know I collect shoes by what shoes I wear day in day out. I think the ‘scene’ is a bit too hectic these days. Maybe people buy shoes more based on where a shoe is sold, how many are made, or how much they can resell them for or if someone who has somehow earned some message board/blog/internet ‘shoe cred’ says they are nice. People are buying shoes they might not even like and wearing them because of the reaction they will get or because they are limited. I hate when people show their collection and say ‘I don’t have much heat’. To me, every shoe you buy should be absolute heat. Why? Because, you as an individual like it. It’s your own personal preference. Why do you need anyone to co-sign your shoe choices?
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