Jump Street Podcast Episode 12 with Ryan Jacklone
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Welcome to Episode 12 with Ryan Jacklone! Ryan was the epitome of New York City street skating in the 90s. We discuss the early days of FR and K2, along with what it was like at the first NISS contest in 1994 and the beef between east and west coast.
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you guys gotta get ryan back on. he only went 10% into his history of skating. lets hear about the downtown party scene back then. more about why he stopped skating. the time he told billy that skateboarding was cooler than rollerblading. nine eleven. his thoughts on "all the streets are silent" the movie that came out about nyc skateboard scene in early 90s. i know he moved in those cicles so just wanna hear him tell more stories.
I remember seeing a photo of him with those “ske team” beads. Notorious party and graff crew
crazy that by the time mindgame came out people like ryan were already done skating. it’s like he belongs to an entirely different era and form of skating. truly an icon of the sport that has been forgotten by the modern age.
Agreed.
You and Ortega were the reason me and my friend Jeff learned how to misty flip in the mid 90’s
Ryan had the best Misty flips to this day.
94 blader here, much love to Ryan Jacklone idol for ever. RIP Matt Mantz.
We created the PISS (Parsons Inline Skate Series) contest in Queens in 95 or 96. About 80 people showed up one day, but we were hoping Ryan or other FR skaters would show up. It was all word of mouth back then.
Damn rise above was the sickest clothing line in my opinion back then. Shout out matt Andrews who gave us all his shirts he had two or three pairs of. 90's rolling was still epic and so new!!
grew up skating in the 90s, ryan was my favorite skater, style for days. thx for the interview!
This guy literally is the reason me and my boy started skating for real!!! We saw that video from the banks and we fell in love!!!
Wow he looks so different! So much chiller now.
My first favorite skater. So NY! The reason I learned how to misty flip.
Yes! I have Ortega minis on my K2 backyards! Dayton Coopersmiths on the outside wheels.
So good to hear all the stories from that time. Start blading around 1997 so its so good to hear all the name pop up.
And keep filling these mugs with beers hahaha
But yeah just miss the part of why he stop and what he is doing now
Ryan !!! True legend respect bro ✊🏻( so much time )
Also started in 92... Around 16 min mark they talk about Macroblades and microblades. The Macro’s were better than TRS but not as expensive as Coolblades or Aeroblades.
Micro’s were the kid skates. Cheap and small.
Macro’s, Cool’s, and Aero’s cost more than TRS but they were essentially expensive aerobic fitness skates. Aero/Cool would fit up to 80mm wheels. They were very fast and light weight.
TRS were heavy. Thick. And I think maxed out with 72mm wheels.
Then came grinding, Tarmac CE’s, Majestic 12’s etc. Same “Lightning” style angled boot, but came with smaller wheels for grinding.
The grinding scene was new. Fun. Risky... But I’ve gotta say... It was so much more fun blazing fast across town with those 80mm wheels, flying over gaps and having a blast.
It’s like all the vandalism that came with wax and grinding is when communities started rejecting us. Signs went up and all the rest.
To this day I skate. Take my young kids to the local park which rarely has anyone on inlines.
I also have some big wheel blades. Fast again! Lovin them! 42 y/o with 110’s flying down the road.
I’ll keep skating until I can’t anymore!
I know this is a little late haha but the yellow k2 skate you mentioned was the Fatty Pro. You were correct, it was only given to sponsored skaters. The mass production version came in red and black.
To the times we wont remember with the people we’ll never forget
Ryan Jacklone seemed a little bit subdued. He didn't come across as charismatic as he did back in the day, although he warmed up a little towards the end. I was hoping for some classic stories because I have no doubt in my mind he was up to all sorts of trouble in his youth, but they never materialised....bit he did let a couple slip near the end.
It seemed a little odd that you guys didn't ask Ryan what he is doing with himself these days. What does he do for work? Does he have a family? We didn't learn anything about what Ryan's current life.
Ryan Jacklone sponsored Ryan Many with Regalia clothing - Ryan Many talks about it in his Wheel Scene interview.
Dayton Coopersmith's disaster back backslide broken ankle is in Quest For The Holy Rail, I think.
The helmet Ryan Jacklone used to wear that looked like a fireman's helmet were called Rocksplitters and he appeared in one of their adverts. A friend of mine bought one solely based on that advert.
I thought helmet was public defender
The hosts need to step up their game before other podcast take their spot
Austin interrupts too much, hard to keep the convo flowing
@@drinkingpoolwater yes agreed
Yeah, Public Defend Rocksplitter.
Listen not banging on but this podcast is the most lit one I’ve heard ever !!! All eps. Shout out billy O and Austin
I went to the banks solely cuz of his clip in like 96 to 540 it.. also got my first big unity on the 13 set
That's why I waited for Backyard Bobs because they were advertising it as the Jacklone/Ortega pro skate! It didn't come with metal grind plates
Unbeatable quotes throughout! FNA
"Following good skaters that could see good lines"
"Getting air awareness"
"I guess we'll just weld some pipe in there"
"Black and blue and red all over!"
"540 nosepick"
"... and the deck was just gone."
"Shout out Zima time."
"I was there to skate... and I wasn't worried about what other people were doing."
"You get a nickname for the reason you get it."
"Start small and then go big... learn each step."
"This is a share and hang..." "That's what we do."
I still have one of my Jacklone wrist guards. Palm shredded with pads missing and hard as a rock. Ha. Another fantastic episode. Thank you.
Interesting hearing about the South Bronx. I used to go to some sketchy areas in London when I used to skate with a group of people. One of the best skateparks in the UK, I call it Playstation as that is what it used to be called. Outside that park is a very rough area and I remember two weeks in a row there was a stabbing outside the fence. But on neither occasion did I feel scared because it was some gang shit among locals there. It's weird how when you are in places like that they recognise you are not a local and leave you alone. Some of the ghetto kids were funny, they'd be cheeky to us when we were literally rolling ten deep to skate all day. Good to hear these stories from Jacklone! Pretty sure the Bronx is probably twice as gnarly as anywhere in London mind you!
The first qualifier was in Long Beach, Belmont Shores. Matty qualified first, Ryan qualified second. I brought my ass out there from Utah after winning a “street” contest on my 13th birthday. Only to find out my 8 down hyper fat boys were dated because heads were doing grinds. Blew my GD mind! I have footage of Mattys qualifier somewhere and used to have some of Tom Hyser but recorded over it. I remember seeing Ryan smoking a cigarette haha and being shook that a kid puffed sticks lol. I have a super vivid memory of that day and a ton of OG stuff that Ryan wasn’t sure of that I just happened to be answering before he could or stuff he couldn’t. Ani Schemp was on VG1 and The Bottom Line and had one the illest covers in blade history, on INLINE Magazine when the issues were the size of a pizza box. I have that along with INLINE mags coverage of the first NISS qualifier. Fun fact: TJ Webber qualified first, in vert! The Riggler man, bringing me back. Thanks for having him and creating a legit platform to push the sport!
Haha! Yes!! The pizza box sized Inline Mags. Wow, bro... Memories!
I lived in Cali and the closest indoor park was The Grind in Sacramento. I thought I was cool because I was member #69.
That park had nearly 10,000 members at its peak before eventually closing.
Backyard mini ramp. Fun box that I could drag out into the road. Launch ramps. Home-made rails. Great times!!
Hell yeah. Jacklone is the realest.
100% ryan was the skater i looked up to! His bio’s were unbelievable! The fact he could do it down stairs with shoes on still blows my mind. Much love guys
I laughed a lot listening to this. Made my day even though I looked silly laughing on the train. Thanks for doing this :)
Yes!
Watching this now is crazy! Ryan gave me brand new fr wheels once at riverside skate park cause I had my fr 97 shirt on. True Legend
Great listen with ryan .aka goat
Austin I remember that misty ad in vg.
Dave Ortega is a must on the show.
Bay fam
This was awesome, Ryan is a true OG Rollerblader! Was awesome to finally hear the story behind the 'FR' name, and I never knew Ryan had beef with the west coast. Lol. He was one of our favorite skaters growing up! At some point in time everyone in the neighborhood had K2 Fattys, iconic skate for sure. Can't believe Ryan took off his backslide plates! Lol. Okay so @1:09:14, regarding the custom K2's... you're not alone Billy! Pretty sure the Fatty Pros (in Yellow and in Red), were only for the pros at first, then later made available to the public. So what I heard back in the days (and actually saw a pair in person at the Encinitas skate park), was the K2 Fatty Pros, in Yellow (or in Red) that were issued to pros only, had a little 'star' symbol embroidered on the sides (next to the K2 logo). I'll have to ask Louie to confirm this though (he should know). That's legit Billy remembered this! Back when only the grey "shark skin" Fattys were available, we saw the pros with the red/yellow and we all wanted them!! Still to this day, every time I see Fatty Pros (in Yellow or Red), I think of that star and the myth. Lol.
dont forget pink....pink was only for the pros for sure.
Ryan's fucking awesome 👌🏼
I loved that It's All Good dvd! It was really watchable.
Senate vs FR is the original version of X Bladz vs Team PuP N Suds 😂
That intro 🔥🔥🔥
What became of gil vasquez? One of the smoothest skaters I've ever seen. Def my favorite mid 90s roller. Never seen him again tho
1:07:29 "you need to stay on that plastic. Slippy Slippy"
Yeah just hearing about the yellow
Yes Billy. Scott Crawford and Dave ORtega had PINK ONES! Ortega for sure had pink, saw with own eyes
I think that wtf trick should be called a flaccid soul. : P
@ 3:14 shout out to austin paz for that belch if wisdom *blessings*
@1:41:13 talking about brian bell! "broken bones are temporary.. but glory lasts for several minutes"
That was from an Ultra Wheels ad with someone doing a misty flip down some steps
My mom’s favorite skate story is Jacklone bumming a cigarette outside the hotel at the first ASA World Championship in FL. Legend.
Also, swiftyknucklebutter; for anyone familiar with “It’s All Good.”
I still have those fr pinkies in A tool box somewhere lol
Haha you guys keep saying no one knows about OUT
We know dudes :)
Oh and if Ryan wants I can hook him up with his pro frames :)
yoo wuts good with some old out gear?
@@M27UNDERGROUND I havent a clue what you are asking
I am asking if you are sitting on any out merch and if you are willing to sell it
@@M27UNDERGROUND Oh sorry, I read it backwards and upside-down I guess. Send me an Email at harrie@nopro.nl and make sure to check www.nopro.nl
Cheerio!!!
Cómo olvidar las alas de su casco y lo colorido del street de esos X Games! :D la amplitud de sus trancisiones!!! Esos videos los vi en tiempo real, geniales! En Pandemia 😷 SALUDOS RYAN!!!
Points on the damaged goods clips.
We always thought it is was free ride
I HAD THE THE YELLOW K2 FATTIES DIRECTLY FROM RYAN AND I SKATED THEM TILL THEY DIED FROM ROYALING THE FUCK OUT OF THEM ! RYAN IS A LEGEND !!!
I remember back in the day .this dude would’ve been intimidating to roll with.
Believe the yellow fatty pro's were a European colour way which is what I had being in the UK. Believe the US had maroon/red instead
Billy O!!!
Let me tell you about the OUT skate brand since you don’t seem to know a lot about it. Being French they were pretty popular here, most of my friends had them. There was two models the Poppy and the Daisy but I don’t remember the difference except for the color. They were ugly, bulky, heavy. Above a eur 42 size they look like clown shoes, you could not feel any of the grind wearing them. I personally hated them but you know ... marketing. OUT made great knee pads though, which I used for years.
correcto! i believe they were called 'moon'
I remember poppy and daisy sakes. They was sooo heavy
🗽🗽🗽
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"There was a nasty crack by the 13 that would get really bad in the mud or rain. Then this fight breaks out on the basketball courts behind us. Blood and everything." Never mentions the crack again, or what the fight has to do with it. Lol. I def remember that crack though.
Name: Ryan Jacklone
Fuckin legend 😳🤘
Zamora was gonna be the first person the get a pro K2 but it never happened. Shrijn and Lennon were the first.
Call it the heeltorque
#rideflat!
YEEEES!! Never got into anti-rocker. Flat going on 29 years!
Skating icon. Hoax 2 vid was what got me hooked. However, very poor interviewers resulted in a huge missed opportunity for a great discussion. And this thing was 2 hrs long! But nothing really revealing or interesting uncovered due to poor interviewers.
#ifusuckusuck . Yeee
give us a fuckin trick tutorial i suck
My cousin grinded first
instagram.com/p/Best3MkF6hW/? you can send takeshi his wheels now
or skeane with the street tip instagram.com/p/BofeXuIFEmH/?
Wtf of the week = negative acid misou?
Damn Ryan so much more likeable and chill now. I just remember the collar flipped up,american flag regalia and Donald Trump book style he had lookin like the privileged bully inna 80s or 90s movie. Lol.
that was new york back then. tough guys. you had to be like that or you'd get walked on.
This is pausing literally every three seconds