Spotted this edit for LUX the other day but for obvious reasons I am a little behind at the moment. Justy does some rad stuff in this…

The new issue of 2020 is out any day now. you can check a preview below…

Inside another packed issue you’ll find a truckload of the goings on from around Australia. We’ve got the lowdown from the recent Revolver Slay the rail event that went off in Melbourne. The Stowaway crew pack up and rack up the big road miles from Adelaide to Darwin. Renald McQueen gets his second interview in 2020, 10 years down the track, his story is one that is as full-on as it is inspiring. The Hell on Wheels crew get their bowl fix, blazing as many bowls on the east coast as possible. Raine Turnbull catches up with three young shredders bringing their brand of riding to the forefront fast. And a genuine motley crew go on a mission to the infamous Dubbo full pipe. Good times! If that ain’t enough, there’s tickets to be won to the upcoming Newtons Nation event along with a Haro Forum Lite for one lucky subscriber.

James Wade’s August Photobook is up and is as enjoyable as always…

One of my favourite parks up near Lismore, the biys shred it along with a few spots, enjoy…

A bunch of Melbourne shredders got together and hit up Prahran park, edited up by Cameron Elder. While your at it you can check out the crews blogs… here, here and here.

Riggs sent through another local edit…

I have no idea how to embed this video but just go here and watch it. RIP Allan, I miss the trains we did for all those years…

Those trails were Croydon Hills back when we would dig there everyday. I remember spending NewYears Eve digging till all hours with Allan.

Today was a sad day for many of us, we lost a good friend of Allan Brioti. Most of you would not know Al as he kept to himself. I grew up riding and digging trails with Allan we even travelled the world together. He had the most amazing smooth style when riding, style that you could not imitate.

Allan was also one of the original driving forces behind this very magazine. He was there from day one contributing to the magazine and helping layout the very early issues. Shit I think Allan even got me into photography.

The more I think about this the more I think of how amazing Allan really was. My deepest deepest sympothy go out to Allan’s family and of course all his friends.

Much Love…Cooper Brownlee.

Early days of riding missions with Allan. Also check out issue one below which featured Allan in it.