The chronicle of the carving revolution
The author of TrikkeWorld's blog, Douguss Amonguss, Douglass Weymouth is a Trikke Trainer from Santa Cruz, California, who's traveled near and far to carve up the planet, from Poland to Florida to Vancouver. An avid photographer and videographer, Douglass shares his many adventures on the magazine and his YouTube channel.
John Googlevitch (of Trikke helped me lose 120 pounds! fame) received a new GoPro Hero3 recently and has done some cool positioning of it on his Trikke T12. It is amazing to see the flexing that goes on during the carve. John has invited Trikke Carvers to his very scenic trails each July for several years and I have been taking him up on it for the last 3 years. Before riding on his Annual … [Read more...]
On a lovely May Friday, my wife, Sally and I parked our car at the north end of the Monterey Bay Coastal Trail and set off on a section of the trail we had not been on before. On the map we started at the intersection of Lapis and Del Monte. The trail starts out a bit further north but it is on a road without a bike lane and the surface did not look friendly for our first time on this section that … [Read more...]
The Buellton Hill Endurance Ride starts right out the backdoor of Trikke Tech, Inc. in Buellton, California. Many a ride has been made on this route to test Trikkes to see how they hold up on the climbing and carving curves of Santa Rosa Road from Highway 101 to Highway 1. The round trip is almost 40 miles of differing road surface, hills and dales. The views are of pastoral farm scenes of … [Read more...]
On March 10, the first Sunday Streets San Francisco of the season was held along The Embarcadero. Mark Simons and Barbara Mooy met Sally and I at the parking lot for AT&T Park, home of our World Series Champion San Francisco Giants, then proceeded along The Embarcadero toward Fisherman's Wharf to the north. We rode around Will Mays Plaza and then went north following a bicycle powered music … [Read more...]
The fog hadn't lifted yet when I met them in Marina, Calif., just down the road from Monterey. I had never ridden with either lady, so I asked what they preferred in the way of a trail. They opted for a nice, level trail for their first Monterey Bay Coastal Trail experience and we were off, me, Jeri Thompson, fellow TrikkeWorld blogger, and Wanda Turner, devoted carver — two Southern … [Read more...]
As the Trikke Skki season comes to a close, I am heartened to know that Sierra-At-Tahoe is on the map as a go to resort for Trikke Skki riders. With one of the longest green runs around at 2.5 miles long you can really rack up some miles on the slopes. The folks at Sierra are really interested in the Trikke Skki and are always asking when they can rent one. Hopefully we can get something going … [Read more...]
On March 8th, my wife, Sally and I got up super early to drive to Sierra-at-Tahoe Skki Resort near South Lake Tahoe. We left a bit before 5 o'clock so as to miss the morning rush hour and arrive as close to the 9 o'clock opening time for the resort. We managed to arrive just before 9, bought our tickets and met Buzz Harris, Certified Trikke Trainer from Reno for a great day of Trikke Skking. We … [Read more...]
More 'Douguss Amonguss' clips from the National Trikke Skki Inn. The 2013 National Trikke Skki Inn probably wouldn’t have happened without the valiant efforts of Ann Pirone, Trikke Academy coordinator and heroine to all Certified Trikke Trainers and Riding Skkool attendees. And still, Ann wasn't able to hit the slopes as often on the count of caring for her toddler son, picking up folks at … [Read more...]
When Douguss was Amonguss the CEO of Trikke Tech at the 2013 Skki Inn. Picture it: Skki Inn 2013, Hoodoo Ski Area, Oregon, the morning before the Trikke Skki Grand Prixx. Johnny Pone and I decided to try a few runs off piste. Johnny Pone is also known as John Simpson, who's also known as Trikke Tech CEO. Off piste means existing or taking place on snow that has not been compacted into … [Read more...]
Roger Wildermuth of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, has been to the Skki Inn nearly every year since it began. He has a thing for zebra prints and has covered his Trikke Skki in a zebra stripe pattern from the steering column to the Skki blades. Each Skki Inn, Roger likes to take out his cape and get some footage of himself "flying" the cape. After this year's Skki Inn, Roger stayed an extra day and … [Read more...]
“It makes me feel like a kid with a new … [Read More...]
Pat Bushman is 50 pounds lighter and still losing … [Read More...]
"I had to lose a lot of weight ... I found Trikke … [Read More...]
Hilly terrain, poor roads, bad weather and life's … [Read More...]
How the carving community and serendipity set a … [Read More...]
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