Tom Villarreal and his friend/filmer Justin Butts hit the streets of Los Angeles and a few other places to bang out this wild edit for Madera. I am well aware of how good Tom is and what he is capable of, but this edit still blew me away. It looks like the West Coast move was the right choice for him.

Madera team riders Tom Villarreal, Josh Eilken, Mike Hinkens, and Sean Morr took a trip out to california a few weeks back to film in the streets and shoot some photos. Two of the mornings they took it easy and hit up the Santa Barbara skatepark, which is where this footage is from.

Devin Feil (who shot this photo) just spotted this Madera print ad over on 99 Seconds. It features Josh Eilken doing an awesome 360, which was used in his Madera edit. That day was a blast, we had a huge crew and we rode a bunch of schools we’d never seen before with the Gully Factory guys. Check it out in full after the jump.

Madera has a new stem fresh back from the anodizer and is available now. Hit up your local bike shop for one, or wait for them to be in stock at mail orders soon.

Here’s one we’re pretty proud of over here. Sean has been coming out riding with the crew over the past few months and it’s definitely been fun working on this and seeing him get some big stuff done. He killed it and so did Mastroni behind the lens. Shout out to Madera.

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“This edit was filmed and released in a Props Video Magazine around 2006. It was never uploaded to the web, but I finally got the file and wanted to post this up. Very stoked on this.“- Madera

Josh was out here with a few of the other Gully Factory affiliates to film some of this and it was a lot of fun hanging out with him so I’m pretty stoked to be able to present it as an exclusive. Josh has such a unique style and is basically just the man. Thanks to Madera for hooking it up.

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Jeff Dowhen does a frightening double peg grind for Madera’s latest print ad.

“Our screen printer and designer recently created this limited edition Madera shirt for a really great cause. Some of Scott’s family from Thailand have been struck hard by the recent flooding and devastation in Thailand. In an effort to support their struggle to recover, Scott has been raising money all over the place to send over. Buying this shirt will not only make you look good and in style, it will help people rebuild homes after a catastrophic flood. Go buy one here.“- Madera