Past Couple of Weeks

Heres a little edit i put together of some of the hard work the Spare Change riders have put in over the last couple of weeks, With a few trips planned for the next couple of weeks, look forward to some new photos coming soon. Also we would like to say good luck to Jye Kearney, Andrew Roth, Charlie Steinbacher, Iver Lynne, Chris DeCampo and Tim Laidlaw who will all be competing at Stylewars at Falls Creek next week end.

Rider Profile- Iver Lynne

Name: Iver Lynne

Age: 16

Home Mountain: Mt. Buller

Stance: Regular

Weight/height: 5”9”, 58 kg

Years riding? 8 years, 5 years freestyle

Why do you snowboard? Because I can’t think of anything else I would rather be doing

Your favourite place to ride and why? Mammoth because of the weather and park and its over all a chill place

What’s your goal in snowboarding? To be internationally on top

What aspect of snowboarding gives you the most satisfaction? The state of mind it grants you

Your scariest moment in snowboarding? Overshooting Breckenridge’s big line

Any injuries from snowboarding? Knocked out and a broken tail bone

Your most prizes possession? I don’t know I have many

Most memorable run? I guess the overshooting is up there

Favourite saying? If life gives you lemons, fuck the lemons and bail

Last words: Norway Represent

Keep up the good work this season you've got some sick stuff so far bro.

Timmys all Jacked up on Mountain Dewwww

Spare Change star Tim Laidlaw took out the Battle for Supremacy - Dew Hut Jam Saturday night at Mt.Buller.

Tim was apart of the Quiksilver team along side Nate Perry both Tim and Nate for super consistant throwing down hammers all night to only walk away with a massive $12000

Tim and Nate soaking up the glory.

Tim wasn't the only Spare Change ripper that was invited to this unique/amazing event. Jye Kearney and Tyson Pollard got amungst it.

Jye being apart of team Burton with WetSocks friend and original prankster Tom Pelley took out $3000 for best team trick. With Tom just laying about on the roof of the hut Jye thought it would be "fun" to ride up Tom's board and backflip off the apex of the hut, as Tom was stoked on how well it turned out he front flips off the roof for a lazy exit.

Jye testing out the Frame work of this hut.

Although Tyson didn't walk away with a lovely looking cheque he and his partner Cohen Davies of team Rome were having an awesome time putting down some solid tricks as was everybody in the competition.

Cohen and Tyson showing the crowd just what they're made of.

A great night for riders and spectators with everybody having nothing but good feedback from the comp I'm confident in saying it was a success.

For more photos and information on what went down head to Transfer Snowboard Magazine.