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Remembering Christian Spencer

Cropley — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:57:24 +0000

Sherry Spencer recently sent us an email about her 13 year old son Christian who got in a serious moto crash and was in a coma. Lauren Lusk got in touch with Sherry letting her know all of our thoughts and support were behind Christian and the Spencer family. Unfortunately, yesterday, they had to pull Christian off life support.

Dirt bikes were Christian’s life and he was a big Metal Mulisha fan. Everyone that knows him associated him with his love for those things. He had his Lusk memorial shirt at his bedside in his final hours. He wanted to ride for the Metal Mulisha one day…we know Christian and Jeremy are poppin’ wheelies up there somewhere right now.

In his memory, here are a couple pics of Christian. RIP buddy.

X Games 15 – FMX Video

Cropley — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 17:51:55 +0000

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X Games Photo Galleries!

Cropley — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 21:24:43 +0000

We have all the photos up from X Games in the photo gallery, so get in there to check ‘em out and leave some comments!

X Games 15 – Best Whip & Step Up
X Games 15 – Best Trick
X Games 15 – X Games 15 – FMX Practice, Prelims & Finals
X Games 15 – Rally Racing

Jeremy Lusk Tribute

Cropley — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 18:00:08 +0000

Jeremy Lusk tribute courtesy for ESPN…

On the Pipe 5

Cropley — Mon, 18 May 2009 17:00:59 +0000

The new On the Pipe 5 DVD is available now in the Metal Mulisha store. This DVD features the last video part that Jeremy Lusk filmed for, and it’s probably one of the best you have ever seen. There’s also a great tribute to Lusk at the end. Own this piece of FMX history and remember a fallen legend.

R.I.P. Lusk, From Iraq

Cropley — Tue, 05 May 2009 17:38:10 +0000

Our friend Pfc. Garret Casados is in the U.S. Army and stationed in Iraq. Garret sent us these pics of him rocking the Lusk Wrist Band and stickers on his Hummer in Iraq, and sent this write-up about Lusk and what he meant to him. I know Lusk would be proud that his legacy has even touched the Troops who protect our country who Lusk respected so much.

Well about me. I was born and raised in Riverside CA. I used to do a little bit of FMX, actually was decent at it but not good enough for contests. Motocross is basically my life, I follow SX, MX and FMX constantly as much as I can. I joined the Army in April of 2008 and I’ve been in Iraq for eight months now, in the city of Basrah in Southern Iraq. My unit is supposed to be home by September first. Then I’ll get to take leave back to California before I have to report back to Ft. Carson, Colorado.

I actually met Lusk years ago when he was on a clapped out Honda at the old LBZ compound. He was riding with Billy Walls and Bobby Lee. He didn’t look too bad out there, he was just getting into FMX. He had the most amazing year last year it was awesome to see him work that hard and it pay off. His style was so smooth and reminded me of Stenberg.

I go on freestylemtx.com as much as I can out here and that is when I heard about the crash. So I followed it everyday on the messages board hoping he would pull through. Then the day came when it was announced he died, I was in complete shock, this never happens, they always pull through, it took me awhile for it to actually hit me. I’ve followed his career from day one just about. It was like losing someone here. So as soon as I heard they made wrist bands I had my mother order ten of them. She mailed five here just to make sure it made it and some stickers came. I’ve worn this band since I got it. It has never been taken off and won’t be. If I get through this deployment you bet your ass I’m going to wear it next deployment. It’s a good luck band in my eyes and a tribute to someone who has touched so many lives through this crazy world. My wish’s go to his family and friends and anyone who he has touched. Jeremy will never be forgotten. RIP Jeremy Lusk

Pfc. Garret Casados
U.S. Army

Deegs & Sincs Interviews

Cropley — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 22:02:05 +0000

Check out the recent interviews on ESPN FMX with Brian Deegan and Cam Sinclair.

Cam is a double flippin’ machine and getting ready for big things coming up at X Fighters and X Games…read the full interview here.

Deegan is extremely involved in the Lusk Legacy Foundation and working his ass off to do whatever it takes to help improve safety in our sport. With that as the mission, the first of many events to raise awareness and funds for the LLF is this Wednesday at Pechanga. Check out Deegan’s full interview and then log on to lusklegacyfoundation.com for tickets and details on the LLF Gala & Poker Tournament.

Lusk Legacy Foundation Poker Tournament & Party!

Cropley — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 18:05:02 +0000

The 1st Lusk Legacy Foundation Poker Tournament Party is coming up in just 1 week! All the Mulisha team will be on hand supporting the cause, as well as many of the top riders in action sports. Ticket prices are lower now, and time is running out, so get your tickets NOW!

Lusk Legacy Foundation Gala & Poker Tournament!

Cropley — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 18:37:57 +0000

The Lusk Legacy Foundation is making big moves to raise some money and get the ball rolling on the foundation and its big goals. The foundation’s first fundraiser is coming up real quick. The Lusk Legacy Foundation Gala & Poker Tournament will take place at the Pechanga Resort & Casino on April 15.

The event features an evening of five-star dining, live entertainment, music, dancing and a buy-in poker tournament with a Hawaiian Vacation as the grand prize. Another evening highlight, the event’s silent auction, will have an impressive array of action sports memorabilia from all of the top names in the industry. Invited guests from film, music and television, as well as many of the world’s most renowned action sports athletes are expected.

Info on ticket pricing and group packages can be found at the lusklegacyfoundation.com events page. We look forward to seeing out out there for this great cause!

SDHOC Jeremy Lusk Exhibit Opening

Cropley — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 21:56:47 +0000

The Jeremy Lusk Exhibit Opening at the San Diego Hall of Champions on Wednesday was really cool. It was good to see so many people come out and support the LLF and big thanks to the SDHOC for providing a way to keep Lusk’s legacy alive with other San Diego legends. If you can make it out there please do so. Check out lusklegacyfoundation.com for a bunch of photos, and you can find some videos here.