“Mad monday, room mate loves hockey, room mate loves Canucks , he buys celebration device on Friday for celebration Canucks victories . This has happened to me twice since Friday ….Sunday night bmx fu’s chris henrys gets a taste of celebration after sum burgers n beers” Roode
This isn’t for a couple weeks but a Jam this amazing needs to be thrown up early so people can start planning for it. Boicott’s 3rd annual stripper jam in Calgary, street riding, drinking and strippers, what more could you ask for. Guaranteed good time right here.
Andrew Lazaruk’s been popping off hard lately. Here’s a quick edit we put together of him, a sunny sunday at Ron Mercer’s amazing Woodyard.
Paul Moffat shreds on his bike and behind the lens. Give him a hip, a bowl or any tranny and he will kill it every way possible. Above he Euro table’s at horseshoe bay. Also check out muffinandpedal to see his skills behind the lens.
Custom STAY MAD sticker via Jaumell Campbell, feelin it.
Jason Vawter just updated his Flickr with a bunch of dope new photos he shot including this nose 360 by C Hen and a bunch of other sick ones. Peep it and read on for a couple more.
If anyone in Canada has reason to be mad today (besides Roode obviously), it’s BMXFU‘s Nick Dagg. Niagara Falls Mad Monday right here, Read on
Brad Hill kills it behind the lens, but also kills it in front of the lens. Here’s a quick 5 clip edit he put together of him and his FU homies. Straight out of Niagara, check it.
Montreal has a lot of good spots, amongst these spots lays the world famous Big-O. The Big-O mini has seen alot of shredding over the years, it only takes one carve through the mini’s tight trannies to realize how ridiculous some of the things that have been done there really are. Whether it was Van Homan’s double peg on the fence (seen his 2001 Parts section) or Dillon Lloyd’s flair in 2009, alot of good shit has been done at the Big O mini.
The Big O mini was originally built as an entrance tunnel for athletes at the 1976 Olympics and has been around since. The Pipe was threatened with destruction in the summer of 2006 by the Montreal Impact soccer team’s new stadium, however skaters who have been skating the mini for over a decade fought hard to keep it alive and it is still standing. The soccer team organization agreed to leave the pipe there so long as they could use it as a secondary entrance during games.
Mike Fiz – Luc E Picture by Alex Ji