46 Riders Deep: The Goodtimes Skateboards Team Alumni (1991–1999)

We just wanted good wood under our feet, the freedom to travel, and a say in the creative stuff. To build something that inspired Goodtimes—and made it possible for us to actually have them.

Some riders stuck around because they could handle the long drives, hotboxed vans, and DIY everything. Others opened our minds in ways we didn’t see coming. Everyone played a part.

From vert to street to park to whatever was rideable, Goodtimes riders shaped skateboarding in their own way—
chasing the next road trip, the next spot, or whatever it took to get to the Goodtimes.

We may be missing a few heads—riders came in from different eras, some flowed through, some stuck. We’re still piecing together the full list.

Josh Nelson wasn’t officially on the team, but rode Goodtimes almost exclusively for a few solid years.

Brian Wehlage was a quiet local influence who showed us what was possible.
And Danny Webster? An ’80s icon we somehow missed by a decade—but he told us later he would’ve repped it in a heartbeat.

Classic.

1. Eddie Alioto

2. Stephane Andre

3. Sean Andrew

4. Steve Bailey

5. Carl Carpentier

6. Eric “Rodent” Cheslek

7. Hans Claessens

8. Jeremy Deglopper

9. Donny Diederich

10. Adil Dyani

11. Reese Forbes

12. Mark Hamilton

13. Peter Hewitt

14. Sam Hitz

15. Chris Jones

16. Fred Kaehler

17. Darren Kaehne

18. Jeff King

19. Chris Lambert

20. Chris Larson

21. Dave Leroux

22. Thomas Madsen

23. Jason Masse

24. Adam McNatt

25. Eric Mercier

26. Matt Moffett

27. John Muldoon

28. Josh Nelson

29. Jen O’Brien

30. Tyrone Olson

31. Al Partanen

32. Joe Pino

33. Jordan Richter

34. Gary Robinson

35. Brian Seber

36. Graeme Stanners

37. Adam Sullivan

38. Tim Tino

39. Dorian Tucker

40. Eric Von Preising

41. Joe Waller

42. Bren Wease

43. Danny Webster

44. Brian  Wehlage

45. Craig Whitehead

46. Gregg Witt