jaisaacsloan.com shreddin dirtbikes!

So about a month or so ago the jaisaacsloan.com crew went on a month long journey through some of these great states. I went on the trip to document the awesomeness in the form of high definition video but every once in a while I snapped a picture or two. These pics were mostly unplanned and the whole lot of them really have no structure but there are some amazing memories in there so without further ado, here are the 'RANDO'S"!!!!

Jaisaac's sprinter got lit up one night at Compound 77 when I was up late. Slow shutter and a cell phone light!.

In between Ponca and Lorettas we dropped by Jeff Nix's crib to check out his new porch.

Jaisaac at a resturant with some light flares and my margarita.

After days of bike work Austin poses here with his trusty steed before it hits the track.

Jeff Nix at Ponca city mid bike work session.

Nix on his hog ready to shred it

Nix bike attack 2.

The city of Ponca got some heavy rain and racing got held back for a whole day at one point. Here is some of the overflow.

A river runs through it.

The 2013 Moore tornado was an EF5 tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma, and adjacent areas on the afternoon of May 20, 2013, with peak winds estimated at 210 miles per hour , killing 23 people and injuring 377 others.The tornado was part of a larger weather system that had produced several other tornadoes over the previous two days. The tornado touched down west of Newcastle at 2:56 p.m. staying on the ground for 39 minutes over a 17-mile path, crossing through a heavily populated section of Moore. The tornado was 1.3 miles wide at its peak. Jeff and I went to the shool where all those kids died to pay homage to the deceased.

More water damage at the track in Ponca city. They were working around the clock to get the track ridable again.

More damage from the tornado in OKC.

I got the chance to skate a few times on this trip because of the rain delays and I loved every second of it!

Oklahoma City has had some rough times over the years and the bombing in 1995 was no exception. The Oklahoma City bombing was a domestic terrorist bomb attack on the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in downtown Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995. It would remain the most destructive act of terrorism in the United States until the September 11 attacks of 2001, six years later. The bombing claimed 168 lives and injured more than 680 people. Here is Nix taking a picture of the memorial. Each chair represents a persons life that was lost in the blast.

We happened to be near Jeff's childhood home so we jumped into the back yard to grab a few pictures. It was very sobering to see where he grew up. He told me why this is why he respects every penny he earns. Because growing up he didn't have the luxurys that most people have.

Started from the bottom now we here!

Nix's van lookin all clean.

I was in the motorhome at Compound 77 editing and Jonah came and told me he found a rad turn for photos so we went out and shot this.

Compound 77 saw a lot of rain while we were there that turned out to be great training for the mudders the the guys would race in the weeks to come. Here Jaisaac rips this corner a new one.