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There are two schools of low riders bicycles those that ride and those that show. We start with the show. Woody and Dago of Legions Bike Club start with Lady Death and get into the art of low rider show bikes - the time, the money and the dedication to making it different. Wood's signature bike is all-wood, from the fenders and frame to even the headlamp. Next, Thomas of UCE bike Club showing their art rides with "Sweet & Sour" taking the sickest, by far. We hand off from show to go when Omar introduces the two world of low bike to each other. Brothers, David (25) and Omar (16) founders of Westside Classics are riders. Made up of kids 8 to 16 Westside Classics builds bikes together with parts bought from cutting lawns and collecting cans. Omar rides with the club at Venice Beach talking about what the club is and what it means to these kids. We stop for some interviews along the way and end up at the sand hanging and drumming to the sunset.

Pimpeando will show that girls are into cars as much as guys are, and not just as a hood ornament.   Omar interviews a number of models about their cars. Melinda , in her tribal painted black and purple , tricked out  Nissan Maxima rolls up.  While she and Omar drive to go shopping for rims he digs into her obsession with her car, the details of her vision, and her reaction to guys and girls about it.  Audrey, in her Playboy Bunny pink Dodge Intrepid meets Melinda and takes Omar for a ride.  In the middle of the ride, Audrey is pulled over by cops and has her car impounded for not being street legal - Playboy Bunny Shaped tail lights, for starters.  Audrey shows she'd rather get arrested than lose her car. The Model, the photographer, the Famous IndiCar racer, and the car club girls show us that cars are not just toys for the boys.

A novice drifter, Carlos Cano, the face of Latino growth in the sport, gets schooled by one of Formula Drift's best drivers, Chris Forseberg. At a Race Course in the desert, Carlos applies his street skills to the track. At Toyota Speedway of Irwindale, we get the skinny on the sport from one of Formula Drift's Founders, Ryan Sage. After Carlos get's his master class form Chris both Omar and Carlos get their chance to drift with the best.  We wrap watching Chris do sessions with pro driver, Kyle Mohan and get reactions by a pro judge.

Omar checks out one of LA's biggest and most famous car clubs: Rollerez Only to see how his homie, Berto has what it takes to become a member. Omar talks with Rollerz Only founder and CEO, Troy Staehler about: starting the club, what's it's grown to be now, what it means to be a member and what it takes to get in? Omar talks with members to get their take on the club, their cars, what it means to be in the club and the culture behind it. After Omar talks with Berto about his car and his story they go and talk with the Rollerz Only guys who interview Berto. They club go into Friscos Diner and deliberates about Berto then take him for a ride. When they return the club decides he's made the grade and all his hard work has paid off.

Omar Cruz goes big wheel shopping with a friend to prove... Do the wheels make the man? Does size matter? Omar takes his homie, Rigo shopping for wheels. First, he gets updated wheels for his '64 Impala and drives by a busy outdoor café to measure the effect. With little reaction, the two return and get an earful from our salesperson, G. "G" hooks them up with a '72 Impala "Donk", lifted with 26" wheels, to try them on for size. The second reactions from our crowd of homies, b-girls, and fashionistas are big: envy for the guys and sexy for the girls. Impressed, Omar take the two hottest girls and Rigo for a victory drive. Proving, at least for Rigo, that the wheels do make the man, and for wheel, size does matter.