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Rip Zinger New York City Exhibition

I hung out with Rip a lot in Tokyo. Such a rad dude. Always riding with his camera in hand and taking us to clubs and spots to ride. He’s got an opening in Tokyo on Wednesday at the Slope Gallery.

Be sure to check it out if you’re in Tokyo! Seeing these pics of NYC makes me glad to be home. Looks great Rip! Keep it up and dude, email me when you see this!

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  • http://www.ripzinger.com ripzinger

    Dude!
    So glad to hear from you, don!
    Got back home safe??

    How’s your foot??
    email me please!!!

    so nice to meet you.
    see you soon!
    i will bring some noise to your city soon.

    Thank you for post and message.

    peace rip

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