Sadly, Luke Jarvis passed away on the 16th December of 2016.
He was present at pretty much all of our skate events and always bust his arse to get a trick down amongst the finest there.
He was one of those guys who rolled in and gave it all from the first to last minute of a session whatever the harshness of the slam. Yep, one of those crazy fuckers.
We were away over Christmas and not updating the mag when the news broke of his sad passing, but it hurt bad, as it always does. His local Essex crew have lost a soul mate, a damn good friend, a crazy bastard and a son. Thoughts go out to all of Luke’s family and friends. Especially his father, Andrew who took him everywhere from an early age, supporting him in what he loved doing, allowing him to have freedom of expression wherever he desired to go.
Here’s a tribute edit that has surfaced this week put together, kindly by Warren Munson. If you scroll down you will find a new tribute event (Facebook event here) that is planned to see him off in style this June with bands, skating and everything he loved and shared with friends.
May Luke Jarvis rest in peace.
Death Skateboards have released a one-off guest board this week for skate legend 
Ever wondered what Richie Jackon would look like if you shaved him down and made him dress in usual skate attire? Think about that for one second before clicking play on Death’s most technically gifted pro rider who discusses ice-cream, new tricks, his hairy face, and much more on this new Free lunch interview. 
For those of you wondering who Ron Allen is, the San Joaquin Valley Californian boasts legendary skateboard history for his whizzplanking skills throughout the H-Street Hokus Pokus days, Speed Freaks/Risk it, Gullwing days and much more. 
You know how hard it hurts when you are rolling the streets and hit a small stone unexpectedly? Well imagine you are hurtling downhill at 45mph and a deer comes out of the bushes and hits you like a train?!
Loving Max Schaaf’s bike stories in this recent clip…