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Post by Chinamen on Oct 13, 2005 16:28:22 GMT 8
I'm just waiting for soemone to set up a proper asian skating clothing company, like for asian rollers by asian rollers. That would be so hot. And it would sell really well. Kind of like a ucon for the east. Sukeats? |
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Post by 3RiC on Oct 13, 2005 16:59:11 GMT 8
China, Taiwan, Hong Kong has more rollerbladers than Malaysia and Singapore or Thailand... Best is to Joint with CARAT or the Japanese guys... think of something small 1st...
i just rememberd Keats what about the Comp that join with Eyan and Faz thingy... work on that then... we work with Japan and Korea, then China... and such.. HK also not bad... ask Alan Mak to help out sinces his Skate shop doing so well...
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Post by sukeats on Oct 13, 2005 17:07:40 GMT 8
no point making a clothing only brand.. theres already devilistic and 065 clothing. i rep their clothes.
but yea - i agree with george - we should do proper clothing brands such as Ucon and Artysm - which go beyond simple silkscreen designs and tshirts. but sadly - i aint got the flair for fashion designing.
i'll stick to what im good at.
also - eric has a good plan. and we're sorta working on it - gettin contacts within the region and making friends.
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Post by Chinamen on Oct 13, 2005 21:15:47 GMT 8
also - eric has a good plan. and we're sorta working on it - gettin contacts within the region and making friends. Ah.....big plans eh!!! |
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Post by nickKORR on Oct 15, 2005 14:59:22 GMT 8
Get Ready Lah... Subang Is Starting Something Big Soon
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Post by Chinamen on Oct 15, 2005 15:45:32 GMT 8
If you wanna date chicks this is your chance! hi!hi!hi!
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Post by tern/matt/karipap hair on Oct 15, 2005 16:05:04 GMT 8
they should make a cheap kinda skates for beginners.most people i ask y they didnt want to blade is coz its way more expensives.
keats idea of the blank skates wit marker is actually kinda cool.
besides,in skateboarding they dont have that much of variaties of setups.
kids in sabah are more to hard core ride or die style.(mati pun matilah!!)
and thats why people in sabah are more keen too bmx and skateboarding.
not mush that i can do.need ur guys punya support.
iam goin to n.zealnd next year and heck i dunno wats goin to happen to inline scene k.kinabalu.
dag............
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Post by Chinamen on Oct 15, 2005 17:17:31 GMT 8
I think its not just the skates
Rollerblading don't seems to get that much respect as skateboarding and bmx because there is too many loose terms associated with it like adventures, artistic, fitness, hockey, speed, recreational, roller derby and even roller dance.
Then aggressive skates don't really have that much of set-ups either.
Don't worry when you are in NZ continue to log-in and all should be well beside we still have Flanegan?
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Post by flanegan on Oct 15, 2005 22:37:09 GMT 8
yup!!!! still alive bah.. 2 more years in KK before i furhter my study overseas.....
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Post by sukeats on Oct 16, 2005 2:15:45 GMT 8
yup - - - you guys are doing a good job with b3sessions. ... just keep it up.
its always going to be hard gettin people to start skating... or continue skating for that matter.
you cant do anything bout the price of skates - so long as US1=RM3.8.
but the good news is.. thanks to shops like Rupert Rage and Cool Element you can get a decent pair of aggressive skates for RM500.
FYI - i bought my first pair of aggressive skates the K2 Fatty in 1996 for RM300+ (and that was back when RM1=US2.5). so rm500 is pretty damn good !!!
best way to get people to skate. be friendly to newbies and also lend your skates to those without skates, to let them get the taste of it. annoying yes... but it gets the ball rolling.
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Post by George on Oct 16, 2005 17:05:04 GMT 8
How come we never get in contact with skaters from thailand?
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Post by nickKORR on Oct 18, 2005 17:18:56 GMT 8
I'm down with Czar a.k.a. Panumas from Thailand.
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Post by Chinamen on Oct 18, 2005 17:36:03 GMT 8
How come we never get in contact with skaters from thailand? Keats had a link to the Thai website recently and Thai skaters are good just that they wouldn't invited to any Malaysian event before. Keats more links perhaps to quast the thirst?? |
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Post by sukeats on Oct 18, 2005 18:58:41 GMT 8
quench yourself on this www.phuket-info.com/girls/ladyboys.htmbut seriously. yea - we've been in touch with czar, and been talkin to apichat online. but we'll see lah - what happens in the future. who knows - mayb we can have a south east asian street rolling comp? with skaters from malaysia, sg, brunei, thailand and indonesia (if we can find any) |
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Post by Chinamen on Oct 18, 2005 22:40:21 GMT 8
Ah...Apichat the rollerblading pioneer in Thailand and distributor for ROCES rollerblade for Thailand
I can't think of any better person you can hook up with regarding the Thai blade scene
A kind and helpful person and is involved extensively in the the promotions of extreme activities in Thailand
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