No Fear surf team rider from Maui got a cool photo on surfline.com, check it out..you can vote for the best photo too.

No Fear had an amazing day at Pala Raceway who hosted a comp Ride Day for the industry, riders and friends… No Fear’s Jason Lawrence, Tommy Searle and Team Hostility all showed face…tacos were delivered, stomachs were fed and the dirt was better than ever, despite the rain and shotty weather. The No Fear RUSH moto goggle made its first public appearance and selected VIP’s walked away with a pair of the mx goggles. Purty sweet.
Spy and North County House of Motorcycles also brought event support, and as we saw it, enjoyed themselves quite thoroughly. Some of us were even lucky enough to jump on one of those electric Zero motorcycles…they were out at the track as well, generously offering test rides. Not too shabby of a day…thanks again Pala!
If you have images/video of the event, post it as a comment here…

To check out the new Rush mx goggle, visit www.nofear.com.

And so February is over, a pretty crazy month, I didn’t have any free weekend and i rode a different place every week.
After I came back from India I went to the Gravity Slashers tour in Little Rock AR. On the way to Little Rock I had an awful time, traveling more than 6 hours in a severe snowstorm, I traveled during snow before, but never with such intensity and at night, so a 6 hour trip became about 10 hours, but everything was going to improve as soon as i could get in to my bike.
The first day of competition I got a second place in the final because I made some mistakes during that run, but I did better in the second day and took the victory in the best whip and in the finals, a trip quite satisfactory, especially because I was able to do our first snowman with my son, Javier, and watch him destroy it.
So I went back home, I was preparing my trip to Argentina where I was going to do the two final freestyle attack stops, Villa Gesell, for the enduro del verano and in Mendoza.
On the first day of show at Villa Gesell, the weather and the bikes played a trick on us, the rain during the day before left the track way to wet for us to ride on it, but we still wanted to try if we could do some tricks. But then, during practice, Ronnie Renner’s bike, had some engine problems and Rudy Waller’s bike gave us some clutch issues, so we had to cancel that show and get things better for the next day.
The sunday show went wonderfully, Martin “The Angel” Carvajal, announced pretty awesome, brought the audience to shout and applaud, even during times that the bikes were not “flying”. The show was open by the small X-Cris Meyer, age 13, who did all of the regular tricks, but in a 85 cc
During intermission my good friend and better bmx rider, Jonathan Ospina from Colombia and the Balmaceda brothersdid a great bmx show, they were increasing the level at each jump , but Ospina had to close this show with a beast, and raise the level of the show with a perfect double flip .
We close the show, showing the best we had on our bikes, and it was hard to do asomething better than a double flip, even on a bmx , so I did my best trick, a flip Kiss of death that left people screaming and begging for more, and I hope to give them more, but, next summer.
After a couple of days rest, we left to Mendoza to close the summer tour of Freestyle attack. We practice and test a ramp that we would use on the show, at the Cristian Carleti’s private track in Tunuyán, so i took the chance to practice some motocross and we did a mini private show for local kids, who had the opportunity to share with us and see our tricks in first row.
On Friday night, we had a spaniard announcer, which unfortunately was not up to our event level, so Rudy Waller took possession of the microphone and gain control of the show as if he had done all his life, Actually, I was impressed, I would imagine that he would do well, as a pilot and knows what there is to say, but being the microphone and say a few words, is very different to encourage a public for about two hours. Now that we had an entertainer at the height of the event, we needed to show the best we had, and we did, people cheered and shouted us like there was no tomorrow, and this was the first time that a back flip on a dirt bike was ever attempted in Mendoza and i wanted to see how the crowd would react to it, as soon as I left the ramp there was complete silence that was broken at the time that my wheels touched the ground and the crowd cheered and shouted. It would be hard to top the show the next night, but we are a group of riders full of surprises.
That Friday night, while planning my next show and I fell asleep thinking about how i would ride the next show, an earthquake struck Chile, causing serious injuries and fatalities, fortunately my whole family is fine, with no regrets,still waiting to contact hope some friends near the epicenter, which I hope are safe.
On Saturday we pushed the ramp back a few feet to get more airtime, which improved our show at 100%. Just while warming the bike to jump, I went over a metal rod that trashed my wheel and we did not have time to fix it, was at that time that Rudy gave me his wheel and he focused in to announcing the show, this time with more confidence . The show was very similar to the previous day, but closing will remain in the memory of Mendoza for some time.
After everyone present a routine of our best jumps, all the riders stop riding , leaving the ramp just for me and Jonathan Ospina, Rudy asked to turn off the music and the clapping of the audience be our only motivation, and so we headed to our respective starting point. stop for a few seconds, and we raced to our ramps and we crossed in mid air upside down. Jonatan with a double flip passed beneath me while I flipped my bike, which caused a general madness in the audience.
In general I think February was a success, we spend a great time, and I was with friends in places that had never been, I hope the rest of the season remains the same.
I take this moment to thank Chuck Carothers, who lend me his flip levers, to do my shows, because mine never appeared from “that” flight by Delta Airlines in late 2009 and also to Toxic Graphics who is in charge of designing and printing my Custom Graphics.
Thanks to my sponsors: No Fear, Spider Grips, We All Ride, EBR, Toxic Grafics, FMX East, Freestylemtx.com, Afoco.cl RTT motorsports, Motoman.

With the stadium shows winding down i was pumped to jump at one of the last ones,the Jacksonville monster jam, this weekend.

Rain kept us from getting proper practice, but things cleared up right before the show started, and everything came together.

We are jumping to a new landing ramp configuation, wich has us crossing each others paths in the air and smaller width landings.

So to say i was nervous before flipping was an understatement. Going upsidedown on a 70+ foot gap is gnarly enough but when your landing is 9 feet wide and there is a stack of crush cars on one side and a 12 foot droop off on the other, it gets taken to another level !

I rode well leading up to the flip, throwing a one hand indy, tweak air, no nac, kod and a rock solid … then it was flip time.

I took a practice jump to make sure i had the distace down, and then flip it in front of the sold out stadium (68 000 people).

heres a random vid i had sent to me ….

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17gmIc6osbs

and a big congrats to Cam Mcqueen who drives the Nitro Circus monster truck … he flipped it at the jacksonville show, and i dont mean on its roof, he actually hit a kicker and did a full backflip in a monster truck !

crazy canadians !

No Fear is approaching 20 years of motocross experience driven by passion, proving the delivery of the Rush MX goggle is long overdue. The Rush has been tested by many of the elite in the motocross world, including No Fear’s Jason Lawrence, who greatly influenced the Rush goggle development into a steadfast dirt goggle. The Rush has proven to be not only protective to the eyes, but also delivers an extremely comfortable face forming-fit while on the pipe, in the ruts and out at the desert.

The Rush will be unveiled to the media and VIP’s during an invite-only event on March 8th, 2010 at the No Fear MX sponsored Pala Raceway, located in Pala, CA. During the event, media, retailers, and VIP will have the opportunity to ride and test the product at the track, enjoy No Fear Energy drinks and a lunch on the house. Same day at noon, the track will open to the public where the public will have the chance to demo the Rush goggle. Event attendees will be offered special pricing on the goggle, which is expected to hit select No Fear Retail Stores, No Fear motocross retailers across the country and at www.nofearmx.com on 4/1/10.

No Fear’s Jason Lawrence, one of the Rush’s first team athletes, will be at the track riding, enjoying complementary food and drinks and most importantly, ready for media interviews. No Fear’s Tommy Searle and Team Hostility will also be at the track.

In addition to the ride day, No Fear MX, Inc. has teamed up with Transworld MX offering the chance to win a Jason Lawrence signed No Fear Rush goggle for five lucky entrants. Five pairs of goggles will be awarded to five entrants who post a photo of themselves wearing No Fear MX gear or apparel, along with a creative caption, in the USER GENERATED PHOTOS section on www.transworldMX.com. The editors will choose their favorite five photos April Fool’s Day, 2010 and post the winners on the homepage.

The Rush is being offered at very competitive pricing, starting at $44.95, which includes the goggle and a No Fear MX logo’d microfiber lens cloth. The RUSH is introduced in four staple-piece color ways Red Racer (shown), Black Socks, Blue Collar, and White Lightening. Expect special edition colors in the near future for the Rush.

For more information on the Rush, the Ride Day, or No Fear MX, Inc., please visit www.nofearmx.com.

Scotty recently recovered from a foot injury, from the looks of things, we think hes all right now.

No Fear FMX rider Paul Smith does his first back flip in competition in Miami, FL, check it out below.

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