How did you get started riding?

After getting pumped up watching the X Games of the late nineties I used to ride my 16 inch Schwinn to these tiny dirt jumps across from my elementary school.

How did you end up on the OSS team?

I had been living in Long Beach for a few years before Adam and Rich got the house going out here. Through a combination of knowing Rich and having mutual friends I ended up riding and chilling with the crew on a regular basis. Eventually Adam asked me if I wanted to rep and I was of course stoked to be involved.

What’s your best memory of riding with the OSS crew?

Definitely the recent trip to Denver that we did, it was kind of my first trip of that caliber so I know it will always stand out in my mind for that reason alone.

What was the best thing you saw or did during the Denver trip?

Best things I encountered while on the trip were definitely all the spots; it’s seriously unreal out there! Big thanks to Dustin Arp and his mastery over the area’s spots.

If you had to pick one rider on the team who you like to watch ride the most, who would you pick?

That’s tough because everyone on the team takes such a different approach to riding, so everyone has something interesting going on. Ultimately I’d have to say I enjoy watching the extremely dialed technical wizardry that Chuck produces on the daily.

Where is one place you’d really love to travel to ride?

As cliché as it sounds, definitely Barcelona, or just various spots throughout Europe.

What’s your ideal day like?

Wake up slow with some coffee, sit around maybe watch a movie or get work done, lunch, then cruise around during the golden hours of the day, hopefully find something rad to film, eat something good, wind down, sleep.

What are your favorite things to do when not riding?

Videography, school, search for new music, cruise for spots, eat, sleep.

What does OSS represent to you?

Street riding with “good passion”.