BAYVI 6A Photo Submission : M. Miyamoto : San Clemente, CA
Good morning to the faithful crew,
We'd like to start off today's Daily Read with a BAYVI 6A photo submission sent in by M. Miyamoto of San
Clemente, CA. This photo was taken a few weeks back on New Year's Day - first sunset of the year.
What an amazing shot. There's just something about surfing until the very last moments of sunlight.
Photo by: Miyamoto
Post by: 6A_Miyamoto
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BAYVI New Product Sneak Peak
Teaser photo of upcoming product releases. Stay tuned.
Post by: Ron
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Kevin Whatley : A few shots from San Diego, CA
Scored a few shots from the other day. WNW swell hitting San Diego coastlines.
Post by: Kevin
Photo credit: Whatley
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BayVI Japan in the New Issue of Surf1st Mag - Ushikoshi
I was at my friend's house checking out Surf1st magazine from Japan and there was a whole section on
Ushikoshi Pro supporting BayVI gear!
 
Ushi's got lot of boards! Hey Ushi-san, hook me up with a board!
Post by: Kaz
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A friend came to the park and made art. Fun times.
Post By: Brandon Kays
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Sea Caves + Skis + David Hasselhoff
I thought i'd start the year off right, so I took the ski and a friend out this past Saturday to try and find some
little waves. The surf was small but we ended up exploring a sea cave and hanging out with "The Hoff"
himself. Wear BAYVI and get all the babes, like David! Happy New Year, everyone.
Post By: Matt Lozano
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My new board
There's just something about getting a brand new board. I'm not sure if it's the fresh smell of the cured
resin or the white dust that shakes off it like a powdered christmas tree. Maybe it's just the feel of the
board under your arm as you say hello to your new friend.
I find it fascinating how a white blank of memory foam can be scuplted into a vessel of freedom. How
many memories await you? How many bottom turns? Off the lips? And maybe on a lucky
day--an open barrel will this board provide?
Getting a new board is a ritualistic experience all in itself. It reminds me of when I was small and was
lucky enough to score a pack of Upper Deck baseball cards. You carefully peel back the foil wrapping.
You cherish each moment like Charlie would a chocolate bar.
Brice Surfboards Mochi Rocket : 6'1" x 18.5" x 2 1/4"
The new board ritual begins:
You stare, you hold, and you examine.
Do you spray artwork or do you leave it clean?
If you spray artwork, do you block paint with masking tape or dishwashing liquid?
What stickers will you put and where do you position them?
Apply deckpad, and begin your first criss-cross patterns of wax.
Attach fins, attach leash cord, leash.
BAYVI Teamrider Brice Yamashita has shaped a magic board for me. Turns on a dime, rails are tapered
just right, and I had a chance to bring it to California on our recent trip back to Hawaii.
Many thanks go to Brice and Brice Surfboards for their fine craftsmanship. It's been an honor to have Brice
as part of the BAYVI family, and it's inspiring to see people dedicated to their passions. Passion is the
fundamental reason why we started BAYVI, and it will always permeate through every experience you have
with us.
I get to meet Shawn (BAYVI Texas Manager) on Saturday. It's been a busy few weeks and getting excited
at a chance to surf on my new Brice Surfboard in Newport to catch the incoming NW swell.
How do you prepare your board?
Send in your board artwork photos and let's get it posted up.
Post by: Ron
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Welcome 2010 : Bryan Dickerson : San Francisco, CA
2010. A new era, and a new decade. Happy New Year to the 6A. How was everybody's New Years?
I'd like to start off this new year with a photo I personally love: Every once in a while, you come across
a great photo that has the ability to captivate your imagination. A photo so powerful that mere mental
imagery can activate your sensory points of sight, touch, smell, sound, and taste.
Stare at the photo long enough and start to imagine what it would be like to be that guy. The sight of the
almond-shaped tube cascading over your body, the feel of the cold San Francisco air against your face,
the smell of the salt-laden air through your nose, the sudden muffling of sound as you enter your own
private tunnel, and the taste of the cold salty air as your ride over the foamball and out of the barrel.
Our friend Bryan Dickerson was lucky enough to be that guy. Bryan runs a great website named Surfers
Village, a tremendous authority on all news related to surfing. Check out SurfersVillage here . Paul
Ferraris is the magician behind the lens who captured this shot. A great shot with great timing. Check
out Paul Ferraris's website here .
Bryan Dickerson mid-barrel. San Francisco perfection. Photo by Paul Ferraris.
Happy 2010 everybody.
Post by: Ron
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Happy New Year!
Happy New Year, everyone! Be safe.
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