Georgia Outlaw Slalom at Suwanee
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I want to thank Ron for putting the race together. I had a great time. I also want to thank all the people who traveled from out of state to come and race. Thanks to Marion & Jim from NC, Steve from Ill and Gabe form Miss. I have to say the Woody's HalfPipe team is coming on strong(so look out).
I know our Radikal Talon trucks are versatile, but I was a little suprised how well they did racing. In the second race(not so giant Giant Slalom) I was riding my normal GS setup and thought I should get a time with the board I had my Talon's on. To my surprise the Talon setup won the race for me. I had a 55 degree baseplate(green & blue bushings) in the front and 45 degree baseplate(black & blue bushing) in the rear with 1/4" axles in both. That means I was riding 6.75"(172mm) trucks in the race.
I want to thank Ron for calling me on sunday morning to skate, but then the rain came. So we went to a nice parking garage and ran cones for a couple of hours. Thanks Ron.
Keith, Teams Radikal, CHIxILL & Oust.
I know our Radikal Talon trucks are versatile, but I was a little suprised how well they did racing. In the second race(not so giant Giant Slalom) I was riding my normal GS setup and thought I should get a time with the board I had my Talon's on. To my surprise the Talon setup won the race for me. I had a 55 degree baseplate(green & blue bushings) in the front and 45 degree baseplate(black & blue bushing) in the rear with 1/4" axles in both. That means I was riding 6.75"(172mm) trucks in the race.
I want to thank Ron for calling me on sunday morning to skate, but then the rain came. So we went to a nice parking garage and ran cones for a couple of hours. Thanks Ron.
Keith, Teams Radikal, CHIxILL & Oust.
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Ahh, there in lies the secret of the Midnight Special. The real question is "... how did Lavin beat everyone else with no wheels on his board...".
I was changing out my wheels getting ready for the not so giant GS and RonO wanted to snap a pic. Then I sliced up my ankle and just fell apart, well not really
I was changing out my wheels getting ready for the not so giant GS and RonO wanted to snap a pic. Then I sliced up my ankle and just fell apart, well not really

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MC Hammerhead Shoutouts:
RoN OLSEN: You're Awesome Brother! Thanks for putting together a great Outlaw event in Suwanee yesterday! Dude you were on fire yesterday and everyone that came out had a great time!
STEVE "TOPSIDER" LAVIN: Thanks for making the trip down from ChiTown to join the southern slalom gang. Bro you had it going on in the tight/hybrid and the dancing!!!
JOHN KARG OF WOODY'S HALFPIPE BOARD SHOP: John is building the longboard and slalom scene in the Southeast like no other shop!!! The man has a movement going on in the Atlanta market that has a growing following! Thank you for all you are doing for the sport and the support you have shown me.
THE WOODY'S HALFPIPE YOUNGBLOODS: Dudes and Dudettes! You guys ROCK! The slalom racing was killer but nothing could compare to the late night Parking Decks (and yes, that's plural bro's, eat your hearts out) Session!!! As I said before about DHB skate jams, my face is sore from smiling so much! Every run down every deck was a blast! Thanks so much for making me feel welcomed into the crew and hanging out with me at the shop! Looking forward to getting back down to Atlanta to shred some more!
MARTY SCHAUB: My traveling partner and Woody's teammate, thanks for coming out only two days after shoulder surgery to share your stoke and run timing for us! Great to see you there and get healed up soon! We have some TRAVELING TO DO BRO!
KEITH HOLLIEN: It's always good to skate with Keith. Thanks again for sharing your stoke, advise, and frienship!
RoN OLSEN: You're Awesome Brother! Thanks for putting together a great Outlaw event in Suwanee yesterday! Dude you were on fire yesterday and everyone that came out had a great time!
STEVE "TOPSIDER" LAVIN: Thanks for making the trip down from ChiTown to join the southern slalom gang. Bro you had it going on in the tight/hybrid and the dancing!!!
JOHN KARG OF WOODY'S HALFPIPE BOARD SHOP: John is building the longboard and slalom scene in the Southeast like no other shop!!! The man has a movement going on in the Atlanta market that has a growing following! Thank you for all you are doing for the sport and the support you have shown me.
THE WOODY'S HALFPIPE YOUNGBLOODS: Dudes and Dudettes! You guys ROCK! The slalom racing was killer but nothing could compare to the late night Parking Decks (and yes, that's plural bro's, eat your hearts out) Session!!! As I said before about DHB skate jams, my face is sore from smiling so much! Every run down every deck was a blast! Thanks so much for making me feel welcomed into the crew and hanging out with me at the shop! Looking forward to getting back down to Atlanta to shred some more!
MARTY SCHAUB: My traveling partner and Woody's teammate, thanks for coming out only two days after shoulder surgery to share your stoke and run timing for us! Great to see you there and get healed up soon! We have some TRAVELING TO DO BRO!
KEITH HOLLIEN: It's always good to skate with Keith. Thanks again for sharing your stoke, advise, and frienship!
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You guys look good sportin the long sleeves....
Glad you had fair conditions to race in.
Hope the skin grows back SL.... Got the 2007 wake up call out of the way early... hehe
Glad you had fair conditions to race in.
Hope the skin grows back SL.... Got the 2007 wake up call out of the way early... hehe
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Only blood of the day... I soaked my last good Van right down to the sole.
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GOS results
Quick results from Today's Georgia Outlaw Slalom. We had 15 racers.
Tight:
1. Keith Hollien 10.785
2. Ron Olsen (AXE ARMY!) 11.574
3. Steve Lavin 12.124
Not very Giant GS:
1. Keith Hollien
2. Ron Olsen
3. Marion Karr
Full results, video, photos to follow.
Thanks to all the participants for coming out and racing. I hope everyone had a great time.
RonO
Tight:
1. Keith Hollien 10.785
2. Ron Olsen (AXE ARMY!) 11.574
3. Steve Lavin 12.124
Not very Giant GS:
1. Keith Hollien
2. Ron Olsen
3. Marion Karr
Full results, video, photos to follow.
Thanks to all the participants for coming out and racing. I hope everyone had a great time.
RonO
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Sounds like a good way to start the year, I'm currently in between work right now can't really be traveling much. That hill at you tube looks really fun though. Good luck to all who enter.
Georgia Outlaw Slalom at Suwanee
With GA. Tom unable to put on the Shamrock this year, I'm going to put on a replacement event at Suwanee. This will be the same low key event like we did in Dublin. There is a bit more of a hill in Suwanee than Dublin, and I'll set you a fast challenging course.
Saturday Jan. 20, 2007. 10am start time. The course will be on the tight side of hybrid, expect 6,7, and 8 footers. I'll shoot for 50 cones. Unlimited Push start. Safe runoff area. Jam format. Single lane.
Map to this address to find your directions:
3400 Lawrenceville Suwanee
Suwanee, GA 30024
Satellite image:
http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&lr=&sa ... =h&iwloc=A
I-85 exit on Lawrenceville Suwanee Road and head toward Satellite Blvd. It's best to turn on to Satellite Blvd (a left off L-S Blvd.) and connect with Martins Farm Road, a right hand turn off of Satellite. This will just bring you around behind the Mitsubishi building. On Martins Farm, its a Right hand turn after you see the American Cancer Society. Rutland Tool is also in the building with ACS. The turn is a service vehicle road for the loading area at Mitsubishi, and is the road we will be riding on. Head to the bottom, and move over to the right side of the road/lot to park.
Map showing Martins Farm Road:
http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&lr=&sa ... 35&iwloc=A
It will be a fun event, get your slalom legs ready.
RonO
Saturday Jan. 20, 2007. 10am start time. The course will be on the tight side of hybrid, expect 6,7, and 8 footers. I'll shoot for 50 cones. Unlimited Push start. Safe runoff area. Jam format. Single lane.
Map to this address to find your directions:
3400 Lawrenceville Suwanee
Suwanee, GA 30024
Satellite image:
http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&lr=&sa ... =h&iwloc=A
I-85 exit on Lawrenceville Suwanee Road and head toward Satellite Blvd. It's best to turn on to Satellite Blvd (a left off L-S Blvd.) and connect with Martins Farm Road, a right hand turn off of Satellite. This will just bring you around behind the Mitsubishi building. On Martins Farm, its a Right hand turn after you see the American Cancer Society. Rutland Tool is also in the building with ACS. The turn is a service vehicle road for the loading area at Mitsubishi, and is the road we will be riding on. Head to the bottom, and move over to the right side of the road/lot to park.
Map showing Martins Farm Road:
http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&lr=&sa ... 35&iwloc=A
It will be a fun event, get your slalom legs ready.
RonO
Last edited by Ron Olsen on Thu Sep 26, 2024 11:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.