
This last weekend was tons of fun with water events happening all over the valley. This is just a quick pic of Greg ripping it up on Cascade Lake. Tons of pictures to come in the next few days about what went down at wake on the lake.

Creek crossing on the way up.
Irene coming off bridge on the way back to the car. Didnt make it quite to Duck Lake due to our short time frame but enjoyed the ride none the less.
Irene attempting some log hop trials thing. It didnt work out to well as I had to go and pull her out from in between some logs. Lack of pictures due to the awesome riding. Friday morning also brought tacky trails to the area which made fo some great mid summer riding in the area.
It was a nice evening in McCall to go out and test out the new bike. We decided to go up to Bear Basin and go for a quick ride. The smoke had somewhat cleared out of the valley which made for some nice scenery.
Graham breaking in his new ride.
Got to love the McCall singletrack!
Its a plane, its a bird, no its Dewey!
Pin it!
A parting shot. Graham's new Transition Covert. Its ok to be jealous.... (P.S. Pro Peak Sports is a Transition dealer...)
This photo above is a few weeks old since you can see the sky. The photos below are more recent. Notice the smoky skys. Greg doing a little roll action. Photo taken by Ray Gadd.
The boys went out and made a slider. Ghetto style attaced to a kayak floating in the middle of the lake. Looking good James.
Sean.
The Brundage Mountain Bike Festival was in full swing this last weekend with the XC race on Saturday and the Downhill on Sunday. Dewey Neighbor stomped the beginner race on Saturday (sandbagger) coming in 10 minutes a head of second place.
The Downhill race went through the well known rock garden of Hidden Valley. Above is a picture of a racer from Bikes and Boards out of Washington entering into Hidden Valley.
Above a racer gets a flat on a practice run. The rock garden was slashing tubes left and right duing the race.
Taylor Reed of Reed Cycles and Spectrum Techwear.
Pat, Tamarack trail crew and Bikes and Boards racer, flying down the course into the end of the rock garden.
Charlie Olson tearing up the sport class on his new Transition Dirtbag.

Pro Peak Sports rider Dusten Richcreek ripping it up.
Pro Peak Sports rider Skye Werre.
Pro Peak Sports rider Nick Sturmak.
Pro Peak Sports Rider Art Widmar. Art placed first in Pro/Semi-Pro men and had the overall fastest time for the day. Congrats to all of the Pro Peak Sports racers!
SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF MUSIC. The McCall Folklore Society presents the 29th (or 30 th) Annual Summer Music Festival this next weekend at Roseberry, Idaho.
Artists: Karen Savoca with Pete Heitzman, The Wailin' Jennys, John Cruz, Equaleyes, many more artists
For more information http://www.mccallfolkloresociety.com/
Starting this Friday, the 13th, The 2007 Payette Mountains Downhill Race Series is going to begin. Registration fo each race begins at 3:30 and ends at 4:30. Each race will begin at 5:00 pm each Friday. Races will be a two run format and the fastest time wins. The lifts will be open all day for pratice runs, etc. The races will be held at Tamarack Resort, Brundage Mountain and the Little Ski Hill. The cost is $25 per race which includes race fee, lift ticket and the chance to win ample amouns of schwag!! Call 208-325-3323 or email graham@propeaksports.com for more information. Below is the race schedule. Lets Ride!
Stokli and Osha were super stoked to be out. Both have become great wakeboarders but were taking the evening off and enjoying some relaxing tubing.
After the tubing the big guns came out. Greg with a tail grab on his new Ronix "The One" board.
Catching some huge air! Notice how fair outside the wake he is. Guess he made a good choice in gettin that new board. More wakeboarding pictures to come.