The new workbench is finished. The tools are all together. The sticker is on the window. And the youngest member of the SouthBay Trikke team has found a cool little hideaway!

Those are this week's highlights of the work-in-progress that is the new SouthBay Trikke retail shop, the place where Trikke Trainers Andy Pliska, and Sean and Irene Tice will anchor their Trikke dreams. The trio is hard at work transforming the space and it's beginning to show. The shelves are full of once-scattered boxes and the Trikkes are all ... [See video after the break]

TrikkeWorld presents Bay Watching Wednesdays, featuring a weekly dose of news, videos and other carvings from SouthBay Trikke, official local dealer of the magazine.

"The office is hideous right now, but we will trikkify it and make it a whole bunch of fun."

So says Andy Pliska in a video about the cluttered space he and fellow SBT trainers Sean and Irene Tice must turn into the new SouthBay Trikke retail shop. After moving day this past weekend, the new digs in Torrance, CA, are covered with boxes, accessories and as Pliska exclaims, "I got a lot of Trikkes here."

Trikke Skki season is in full swing, what with the National Skki Inn underway in Utah, and Europe's FAKRO Cup set for February. The Skki has one of the shortest learning curves out there for a winter sport, but before hitting the slopes, a few important safety checks might save you time, money and let's face it, a medical challenge or two.

So what should a snow carver do to his or her Trikke Skki before flying down hills and over moguls? For starters, take a look at these five crucial safety tips from TrikkeWorld's tech guru, Andy Pliska, who shows you how to be proactive and become your own Skki inspector.

Three generations of McKeevers experience the joy of carving

’Twas right before Christmas and Santa Claus carved out a very special treat for one very special family.

Our merry tale begins with Pam and John, who met in kindergarten, then followed separate paths around the world until coming together again as adults.

Their love blossomed; they became one: John and Pam McKeever. They were blessed with two sons, who blessed them with two daughters-in-law, who blessed them with two children each.