The recently released Nick Lomax profile from Let It Never End. Put out there as a celebration of Nick's Pro Classic Throne launch by USD. It shows not only what a great skater Nick is, but captures what skating with him and the Manchester boys is like.

Oh yes, it's been clogging up my brain for a week or so, but I've finally sorted out a nice way to add image locations and Google maps into the Urbanlines.net gallery. Now, if I've got around to (or even can) add a map location to the image database for a photo, then you should be able to see where that image was taken.

I'm going to take a break from the PC now, but I'll get around to adding a load of image locations over then next well, when I can be bothered. So far I've tested using the 2 most recent gallery sections:

Be warned, there may well be errors in some image links for a while until I integrate the code completely, but hopefully nothing to affect your browsing of the site. Please let me know of anything that causes issues.

A short edit, filmed and edited by Jordan Maders, of TRS rider Steve Swain at Bay 66 in London.

I'm sure there's loads more about, but I found a few wheels in a box in the spare room.

1. Cozmo anti-rocker wheels. 50mm and 85A. Not the best to be honest. All the issues of anti-rocker with the added bonus of grippy wheels in the centre.
2. Realm wheels - 58mm and 90A. As were standard on some of the Oxygen range. I only have 2 as I loaned out the others for a day, 8 years ago, and never saw them again.
3. Exile wheels - the blingingest wheels there ever was. You could choose the colours of your wheels and the style of your hubs separately, then just replace the urethane parts.

A new look for the site. What do you think? Please let me know in comments (below) or in the forums or wherever. Many more updates to come soon.