Card Description: Julian Vaughn Bah - 17 years old - Atlanta, GA - 06 years of skating.

Without Wheels: When I was a little younger I liked art a lot (I still do), but I started to like skating a lot more. So I would probably be getting into something having to do with art if I didn’t skate.

Looking forward: I’m looking forward to watching skating progress and seeing all the crazy shit people will start to do a few years from now.

Photo: The ghost of DailyBread.

Game Theory, the 2010 Razors Team Video directed by Helton ‘Brazilionaire’ Siqueira. Starring: Brian Aragon, Julian Bah, Dre Powell, Stefan Horngacher, Jeph Howard, Mathias Silhan, Roman Abrate, Max Jubin, Iain Mcleod, Edwin Wieringh and Eric Perkett.

Sections - PLAY: Intro | Julian Bah | Max Jubin, Roman Abrate & Mathias Silhan | Friends | Jeph Howard | Erik Perkett, Edwin Wieringh & Iain Mcleod | Stefan Horngacher | Dre Powell | Brian Aragon | Credits + Bonus: Mathias Silhan | Max Jubin | Roman Abrate - Trailer 1 | Trailer 2 - Playlist on Youtube

“This is our love letter to Rollerblading”. - Montgomery Monsters.

The year 2021 marked our 10 year anniversary. The past 10 years have been a rollercoaster ride, full of amazing moments that we will never forget! A lot of those memories were made on tour with the riders of the Adapt team. We want to thank all current and past Adapt riders for being part of those experiences. Thank you! - Olga and Pieter.

Featuring: Julian Bah, Adrian Deck, Jon Fromm, Russell Day & Sem Croft. Main Camera: Cavin Brinkman. Thanks to all the homies for the additional shots! Edited by Cavin Brinkman.

Julian Bah skating on the new Symetrics UFS Big Wheel frames.

The Big Wheel frames are available in 4 configurations: 4x80mm, 4x84mm, 4x90mm, 4x100mm. Julian Bah’s Setup, Boot: Adapt Brutale Julian Bah Signature Series, Frames: Symetrics UFS 90mm frames, Wheels: Symetrics 90mm wheels, Bearings: Symetrics A9 bearings.

Shot by Juan Espinosa & Luis Corales. Cut by Julian Bah. Music by Myles Harris.

The infamous ledges at Parc del Fòrum in Barcelona, Spain. Featuring Leon Humphries, Mike Welland, Chris Farmer, Si Coburn, Eric Perkett, Mark Chivers, Erik Bailey, Jeff Stockwell, Jochen Smuda, Cosimo Tassone, Nick Lomax, Allan Beaulieu, Spartak Alemasov, Clement Milot, Beat Schillmeier, George Holmquist, Nicolas Auroux, […]

[…] Antony Pottier, Kirill Galushko, Dominik Wagner, Dmitriy Tipikin, Roman Abrate, Josh Glowicki, Billy O’Neill, Jeff Dalnas, Dano Gorman, Xavi Eguino, Mathias Silhan, Gabriel Hyden, Jon Julio, Will Gordon, Brenton Wheeler, Marc Moreno, Alex Broskow, Albert Hooi, Eugen Enin, Erik Bailey, Julian Bah, Cameron Card, Stephan De Freitas, Nils Jansons, Stefan Horngacher, Diego Guilloud, Cyril Daniel & more.

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

The legendary ledges in Bercy, France. Featuring: Randy Spizer, Sven Boekhorst, Sandro Brun, Adrien Anne, Ryan Northway, Mathieu Heinemann, Antony Pottier, Dre Powell, Brian Shima, Fabrice Guyont, Beat Schillmeier, Dustin Latimer, Chris Haffey, Brian Aragon, Jochen Smuda, Roman Abrate, Jona Messerli, Kare Lindberg, Julian Bah, Will Gordon & more.

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

The final film from B-Unique. Know Difference was only shown once during a New York City independent film festival in November 2006 then was never seen again. The film was never released publicly, but was uploaded on Vimeo in 2017 by the user Alex Beaupre. - IRollNY.

Know Difference takes a documentary approach to the rollerblading world while focusing on its team members Alex Nunez, Billy O’Neill, Calvin Sayles, Colin Kelso, Sean Kelso, Ramelle Knight, Franco Cammayo and Julian Bah.

Mirror courtesy of IRollNY (YT) - Vimeo Mirror.

Bladergang session at the LES Skatepark in NY with Erick Rodriguez, Julian Bah, Oscar Sosa & Friends. Visit Bladergang.com.

LES Skatepark. 62 Pike St Manhattan Bridge, New York, NY 10002, Two Bridges, Lower East Side.

Rollerblade Pro, Razors Pro and Adapt pro, The Atlanta local, Julian Bah has been a top pro aggressive inline skater since the early 2000s and he is still going strong.

My first memory of Julian Bah, was “this kid doing a huge 180 in a street contest in Atlanta”, a few months went by and he was announced as a SKATEPILE team skater, a few more months and Julian was part of team Rollerblade and Fiziks frames, this was only the beginning. Julian’s skate career has been full of ups and downs, from amazing video parts in several videos to some “blade drama”.

In 2018 he is still on top of the game and I’m excited to share this Skate Talk with all of you. Why did you got fired from rollerblade? What happened between you and Coco Sanchez? How was it living in the Razors house? How did you become part of the Adapt skates pro team? All of these and lot more questions were answered during this 100 minutes skate talk with one of the most influential skating individuals in 2018.

Video on Youtube | Visit Jvaughn.co.