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Since the founding years of Wakeboarding and Wakeskating it’s been my dream to build a company that pushes the way people ride and look at the board sports we love. Combining Butch’s endless hours of hands on shaping and design with the team’s loyal and endless talents, we’ve once again been able to build a fresh new line that includes the most innovative construction methods and front line knowledge. We are friends and family driven by our passion to create quality, unique products that have been truly ridden, re-designed and ridden again in order to provide you with the finest tools to progress our sport. This is not our job, this is our life. Enjoy the finest Byerly collection ever assembled and thank you for your continued support.
Since the founding years of Wakeboarding and Wakeskating it’s been
my dream to build a company that pushes the way people ride and
look at the board sports we love. Combining Butch’s endless hours
of hands on shaping and design with the team’s loyal and endless
talents, we’ve once again been able to build a fresh new line that
includes the most innovative construction methods and front line
knowledge. We are friends and family driven by our passion to create
quality, unique products that have been truly ridden, re-designed and
ridden again in order to provide you with the finest tools to progress
our sport. This is not our job, this is our life. Enjoy the finest Byerly
collection ever assembled and thank you for your continued support.
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BRENTON PRIESTLEY<br />
BRENTON PRIESTLEY///INTERVIEW 7-10-14<br />
So... Where you from and how old<br />
BRENTON: Melbourne Australia and I’m 25<br />
When did you get into Wake<br />
BRENTON: Been wakeboarding since I was 7 years<br />
old. Always hitting up the lake on family holiday.<br />
I guess ever since then I haven’t stopped.<br />
What’s the coolest thing about<br />
Americans What’s the worst thing<br />
about Americans<br />
BRENTON: I find that a lot of Americans and the<br />
friends I have in America are very similar to<br />
Australians. And the worst thing Probably when<br />
people flip out on my accent and try to fuckin’<br />
repeat it. That’s pretty annoying.<br />
What’s the coolest moment for you<br />
this year<br />
BRENTON: Um...Probably learning a Double Indy<br />
Tantrum over a set-up out in Germany. That was a<br />
pretty cool moment, to learn something new.<br />
So... What kinda music you into<br />
BRENTON: I like a lot of Rock n’ Roll. Old 80’s<br />
music and stuff.<br />
What other sports you into<br />
BRENTON: Skateboarding, skydiving and surfing.I used<br />
to snowboard. I kinda just like standing sideways.<br />
So what you been working on<br />
BRENTON: Right now I’ve been working on a video<br />
part and trying to winch a lot. Do some different<br />
shit and hitting a lot of urban spots. I’ve been<br />
filming since September and have only about 6 winch<br />
spots. Lot of fuckin’ hard work, a lot of building<br />
and lugging shit through the mud and hopping fences<br />
and shit. Definitely not going and getting a gas<br />
can and riding behind a boat for 30 minutes.<br />
Hey, so is it true that wombat poop<br />
is cubed Does this mean they have a<br />
square rectum<br />
BRENTON: Hu... I don’t know Where you getting<br />
this information from All I know is that<br />
Wombats are gnarly little things. They’re so<br />
solid, If you hit em with a boat trailer they’d<br />
almost flip the boat trailer.<br />
One thing you live by<br />
BRENTON: To live I guess! Living to work not<br />
working to live.<br />
What’s your overall thoughts on the<br />
state of wakeboarding<br />
BRENTON: It’s only fuckin’ going forward. I mean<br />
when I was younger I kinda had it in the back of<br />
my mind that all the other sports were going to<br />
look at wakeboarding like it’s going to be the<br />
next rollerblading. But now with all the bigger<br />
gaps and winching and all the shit we’re doing<br />
like doubles and inventing new tricks, it’s only<br />
going forward and getting crazier. I don’t think<br />
it’s going anywhere and it’s good to be a part<br />
of wakeboarding right now. It’s a lot of fun
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