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    Victorian Inline Title 2010

    Be-Mag·
    This years Victorian Inline Titles is back from the country skatepark of Ballarat and into the big smoke of Melbourne, Australia. Riverslide or 'City Park' which has hosted previous Australian titles events, which has seen the likes of Chris Haffey and Brian Aragon win crowns, is the chosen venue. To freshen up the park a bit event organizers have decided to build a few new obstacles including the massive 5.2m x 1.1m sub box which you can see on the flyer and in the promo edit.

    Announcement: Victorian Inline Titles 2010 on October 23rd

    Be-Mag·
    This years Victorian Inline Titles is back from the country skatepark of Ballarat and into the big smoke of Melbourne, Australia. Riverslide or 'City Park' which has hosted previous Australian titles events, which has seen the likes of Chris Haffey and Brian Aragon win crowns, is the chosen venue. To freshen up the park a bit event organizers have decided to build a few new obstacles including the massive 5.2m x 1.1m sub box which you can see on the flyer and in the promo edit...

    Boston Street Battle

    Be-Mag·
    This years Boston Street Battle is going down on October 30th. This is a week prior to the WRS World Finals at Rye Airfield and a chance to rack up some last minute points.

    Unit1 Skatepark Rollerblading competition

    Be-Mag·
    It has been nearly a year since the first Inline Competition at Unit 1 Skatepark, under the current management, and it has fallen to 3rider TV again to help organise this year's event.

    YOU Convention 2010 report: Showtime with Sven Boekhorst, Avella Anthony, Dominik Wagner and more

    Be-Mag·
    When it comes to organizing some of blading's major events such as the 'European Half Pipe Championships, the Grindhouse Spine Masters, Winterclash, BCSD, or the Real Street comps there is a lot that goes on behind the scene to attribute to the comps success. There are always devoted people behind each event who work their asses off in order to keep the sport alive and bring in support year after year. These unnoticed heroes do it without any personal gain. Sometimes they even invest their own money simply for the audience, the industry, and the love of the sport.