After getting the boot from an irate employee, Ryan Niranonta decided to come back under cover of darkness to get this dumpster ride to bar hassle free.

Garrett Reynolds came through on a East Coast mission and got this double to gap switch whip.

Jeff Kocsis is no stranger to strange and steep obstacles. Here he boosts the fuck out of a river retaining wall.

John Yoh laces a steep double on a burly Philly rail.

Jeff with Glasses popped his switch 40/60 cherry with this hubba rail combo.

After rigging the elevator lift with some sticks and bricks Freddie Caramanico was able to dial in this rail hop to wall ride.

With no running and almost no landing, Zack Gerber put his math degree to the test for the proper calculations in order to land in the door.

Hanging around fiends like Kevin Vannauker and doing tail whips under bridges always makes for a good time.

Ricky Montana balances the right amount of fun and death wish action with this fakie pole ride.

There's nothing better then wavy eclectic cement to click a perfect boosted lookback. Tony Hamlin shows you how.

With no old lady to give us the boot, Mike Kleissler was able to give it a couple of tries and annihilate this storm door A-frame set up.

This selection of photos was complied over the course of this past year and shot with friends, who came to visit New Jersey, or on day trips to Philadelphia: each of them a day to remember in their own right. From the day Zack 360'ed into the storm door and some dudes threatened to kill him afterwards, to some miserable old bag causing a scene while kicking RyRy out of the spot, there's never a dull moment when you ride your bike around on the East Coast.