Shortest lived board company ever?

[Madam, I'm Adam]

How long was Grey Market around for? I know Pepe had a couple of boards, but it seemed to fold pretty quick. Who else rode for them?

Wow, I haven't heard that name in a long time. Also didn't know that "Market" was part of the name, that's cool. Andy Honen used to skate for them as well, I always loved his skating.

[natenola forever]

Bike skateboards was around for a minute in the mid-90's. Their boards were tiny.

They were actually around for a while, they got sued over the name and became Media, caught a few washed up pros, Dave Duren and Adam Mcnatt

[natenola forever]

Treefort was definitely not a short-lived company; they had a full team and released a video.
Wasn't the owner sketchy/creepy?

Yeah his name was Troy Morgan same dude that owned Kayo Corp

[Soft Boiled]

Bianca Chandon was a board company briefly before they were a shawl and scarf company.

I think they made a tunic a few seasons back.

[honey island]

so much shit i've never heard of on skately from the 90's

lethol
gas
basic
cash
global
kingdom
generation (almost looks like a workshop knock of?)
focus
balance

[shit_for_brains]

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Bike skateboards was around for a minute in the mid-90's. Their boards were tiny.

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They were actually around for a while, they got sued over the name and became Media, caught a few washed up pros, Dave Duren and Adam Mcnatt

Dave Duren was the only reason I came anywhere close to sponsored respect that man

[sfa]

Infamous, I think it was only a little over a year. I had a shop at the time and sold a ton of them.

Some of the mike v stuff was so so short lived. But artifact has to be the shortest lived brand with major backing.

And happy someone posted that bike ad. I wanted a board from them, no really sure why. I think hosoi had something to do with it?

[Lord Quas]

RAWDOGRAW lol

[Ocelot]

Bianca Chandon was a board company briefly before they were a shawl and scarf company.

APC skateboards