If you had to go on a trip to Dubai, without a plan and you where going in 2 days what would you do? Well, if you were certified roughnecks Mike Anderson & Peter Ramondetta you would show the country the best array of skills on a skateboard that they’ve seen thus far!

Team Handsome members Austyn Gillette and Roughneck Soldier Dylan Rieder show the KC portion of street league what’s really good with an execution of skateboarding maneuvers.

Our own Peter Ramondetta shows the waller & stanyan ledges whats up with a text book backside smith, when the Omit team stopped through the bay area for their FTC Demo. Thanks to Mid 90‘s for documenting this shot and if your in town for the bay to breakers weekend, come to the DMV red curb jam this sunday.

With Hood Games being a stop on the last bart tour, with everything that was going on there that day as well, it would be remiss of us to dismiss the riding capabilities of roughneck rider Walker Ryan and the other locs that frequent Town Park. Big thanks to Organika, Vitamin Water, 510 Skateshop, the skaters and everyone involved in the day to make it an event for the community!

In a tribute reminiscent of fellow Krooked rider Mark Gonzalez’s part in New York from “Mondo Vision” (1989), our own David Clark takes it to the streets.

Roughneck og in the making Mike Anderson, and team mates from both the Matix & DVS squads present the SPoT Spring Roll all ages contest, with a weekend of hanging out with the SPoT crew!

Roughneck supporters Metro skateshop, Ratface, and a gang of others took this session to the riverbank skate park spine and the ensuing footage is what they came back with. Enjoy and feel inspired!

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Roughneck soldier and Tribute rider Brent Atchley teams up with Professor Schmitt to design Brent’s first custom shape on Tribute.

X Games Real Street is back this year with two of our very own competing against a grouping of some of the most talented skateboarders out today. Roughneck General Fred Gall & Roughneck OG Bobby Worrest are going to submit a 60 minute video part to be in the running for both a X-Games gold medal and $50,000. After the videos air during the X Games broadcast on ESPN2 on Sunday, July 1st, a panel of judges will pick the winning X Games medal part.

But first, all 16 videos will debut on xgames.com/realstreet on June 5th, and you will be able to vote in a tournament-style bracket for your favorite part each week leading up to X Games LA 2012. The skater who racks up the most votes from skate fans wins $50,000. The fan Favorite Award is in addition to the judge’s gold medal and prize money.