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Sum M Er 2007 SUMMER 2007 LOW/RAW lower center of gravity for accelerated flips * MID/RAW ULTRAstandard ride LIGHTheight for smooth, . responsiveINDUSTRIAL turns STRENGTH . GUARANTEED FOR LIFE * the active life of a truck is defined as the time it takes to grind the hanger casting down to the axle. RAILKILLER [RX-250] WHITE/WHITE > MID - LOW 0.25” longer baseplate for no-hang-up nose & tail slides RAILKILLER STEALTH [RX-250-S] BLACK/BLACK > MID - LOW 0.25” longer baseplate for no-hang-up nose & tail slides ONYX EMERALD RUBY ELITE > MICRO POLISHED / ULTRA PRECISION KRIS MARKOVICH > MID - LIMITED EDITION BAM TATTOOBAM [STEALTH] STEALTH > MID > MID- LIMITED EDITION BAM GHOST > MID - LIMITED EDITION RAGDOLL KISS > MID BENGILLEY BAT > RAILKILLER ADRIANLOPEZ LOPEZ II [SWITCH] > MID DESTRUCTO MECHA > MID DESTRUCTO SNAKE > MID DESTRUCTO vs KLF > MID LIMITED EDITION The KLF (Kopyright Liberation Front) is the creative partnership of Bill As trustees of the K Foundation the duo embarked on a campaign of Drummond and Jimmy Cauty. They gained notoriety with a propaganda extravagant exploits to challenge and subvert the stuffy art establishment. campaign that included: the defacement of billboard adverts, posting of Their piece ‘Money: A Major Body of Cash’ (£1 Million nailed to a wood cryptic advertisements in high profile publications, and making music that panel) was rejected by the Tate Gallery, so the K Foundation burned it! relied heavily on illegal samples. Bill and Jimmy are presently engaged in numerous Kreative activities. In 1991 the KLF were the highest-selling singles band in the world. The following year they retired from the music industry to purse a new Divide And Kreate! direction, the K Foundation. DPM: TIBETAN ELEMENTAL TIGERSTRIPE DPM: MAHARISHI BONSAI STEP TERRAIN: Jungle TERRAIN: Desert ORIGIN: Maharishi / Issued Summer 2002 ORIGIN: Maharishi / Issued Summer 2003 HISTORY: Maharishi’s ‘Tibetan Elemental Tigerstripe Gold’ is inspired by the Vietnamese HISTORY: This two-colour pixellated pattern is based on a Soviet 1960s camouflage ‘tigerstripe’ pattern. First worn by South Vietnamese Marines in the early 1960s, this known to collectors as ‘laser’, ‘step’, or ‘sun ray’, and used on paratrooper KLMK* pattern was originally known as ‘sea wave’, which was itself an interpretation of the uniforms. The infill is based on Peruvian Fellata patterns inspired by shamanic journeying French ‘lizard’ camouflage, used during the 1950s. Various symbols are incorporated on Ayuhvasca, and naturally expressing sacred geometric law. into the ‘Tibetan Elemental Tigerstripe’ pattern, including dragons, hexagons and the *KLMK – Kamuflirovannyi Letnyi Maskirovochnyi Kombinezon, meaning Camouflage elements; earth, ether, fire, water and wind, expressed as Sanskrit symbols. Summer Deceptive Coveralls DPM: MAHARISHI DESERT HEX DPM: FU SPLINTER TERRAIN: Desert [night use] TERRAIN: Snow ORIGIN: Maharishi / Issued Summer 2002 ORIGIN: Maharishi x Futura / Issued Winter 2001 HISTORY: ‘Desert Hex’ is an interpretation of the US ‘Night Time Desert Grid’ pattern, HISTORY: Maharishi’s three-colour ‘Fu Splinter’ camouflage is based on a four-colour used during ‘Operation Desert Storm’. Quite unique as a camouflage, ‘Night imeT 1950s Polish pattern composed of large geometric splinter shapes overlaid with rain Desert Grid’ was developed to provide protection in the near-infrared part of the straits. While the rain straits remain a part of the Maharishi pattern, the splinters have electromagnetic spectrum and confuse night vision devices. Unlike the square grid of been replaced with Futura’s pointman motif. the US pattern, Maharishi’s ‘Desert Hex’ grid is composed of hexagons, close geometric relatives of the Star of David and found throughout nature in honeycombs, snowflakes and various crystals. DPM: MAHARISHI BONSAI FOREST DPM: MHI SIKH TERRAIN: Temperate Woodland TERRAIN: Jungle ORIGIN: Maharishi / Issued Summer 1998 ORIGIN: Maharishi / Issued Winter 2002 HISTORY: Inspired by old school Japanese art, the ‘Bonsai’ camouflage incorporates HISTORY: ‘mhi Sikh’ was influenced by the Indian national pattern known to some bonsai trees on floating clouds. The pattern contains subtle elements of the British collectors as ‘cactus’ or ‘palm frond’ and itself a distant relation of the British WWII ‘DPM’ pattern, first officially issued in 1970. Since its initial introduction in 1998, the brush stroke camouflage used on the Denison smock. Incorporated into the ‘mhi Sikh’ ‘Bonsai’ camouflage has evolved into a number of variants. This is a second generation pattern are flying ninjas, the mhi logo, and the mhi mountain logo. ‘Bonsai’ pattern. 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