Jenard de Castro is a hand, giving breast cancer “the finger.”
It’s become a regular scene along the beaches of LA’s South Bay during the last weekend of October: beach-goers, volleyballers, bike riders and, yes, Trikke riders enjoying a day at the beach in Halloween costumes. Since 2009, Trikke riders have carved up the beach bike path as participants of the Trikke & Treat Halloween Ride, a 10-mile freak show on three wheels, as it were.
It seems as though, with each passing TNT Ride, the stakes are upped, the costumes more creative, the revelry more abandoned, as if the collective rebel yell of Trikke riders in a bike world is loudest when wearing something outrageous and eye-catching. See for yourself as we take a look back at images from the first three TNTs, as captured by passionate photographer Sean Tice of SouthBay Trikke. Then see images of the 2012 TNT from several riders who were there:
Trikke & Treat Ride 1 – 2009
Trikke & Treat Ride 2 – 2010
Trikke & Treat Ride 3 – 2011
Trikke & Treat Ride 4 -2012
Also see:
The email that created So Cal’s Trikke & Treat Halloween Ride
Best Halloween Trikke Ride Ever (2009 recap)
Scariest Halloween Trikke Ride Ever (2010 recap)
Biggest Halloween Trikke Ride Ever (2011 recap)
Hottest Halloween Trikke Ride Ever (2012 recap)
Disclosure. The Trikke & Treat Halloween Ride is hosted by the So Cal Carvers Trikke club, which is sponsored by TrikkeWorld and SouthBay Trikke, official local dealer of the magazine.
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