Straight out of the East coast, the by’s killing it out in Newfoundland via Rob Yetman (thanks Rob!). Jordan Hickey comes in at 2:07 and fucking shreds everything in front of him. Watch out for this dude!
Matt Walser blasting a tight 4 foot quarter at the Edmonton plaza. It doesn’t make any sense to be blasting that high on that setup. Photo by Isaac Barnes (thanks homie).
A while ago I noticed a weird looking sprocket on Matt Ridgeway’s bike, very different from most. I’ve never seen a sprocket that used a half tooth sprocket system, two links between each tooth. Matt gave me some info on the sprocket and we got more info on it from Andrew Macleod, owner of System bmx.
Any artsy picture of a bmx will always seem timeless, sometimes the simplest things in bmx are the best. Today marks the first day of fall which means amazing foliage, and one of the best time’s of the year for photos. Cheers to hoody weather and good times this fall.
Three albertans, John Alden killing Calgary/ Millenium, the banger is nuts!
Jared just took off to France for a little while (check back for an update on his trip). Before leaving he threw together another dope edit.
We’ve been sleeping on this one, Tyler Horness shredding some Edmonton parks in this edit, filmed by Brendan Woytowich.
Isaac Barnes with a clicked table on a tight bank somewhere in Alberta. Another dope picture via Jason Vawter who’s flickr is constantly being updated with new/dope photos. Check it.
Leeside is a famous Vancouver spot that has been around for years. Throughout the years it has changed alot, starting from a flat bank and park bench, then on to hitching post/ghetto wooden ramp setup, to what it is today. The name Leeside was chosen in memory of skater Lee Matasi. Lee was the founding force behind Leeside since it’s earliest days. In 2005 Lee was shot and killed in downtown Vancouver. Leeside is a spot that is incredibly fun to ride because of how unique it is. It is also a place where bmxers show respect to the skaters who have used their money and time to cement the setup. If you ever have a chance to check out Leeside, it’s worth the trip, and please remember to not use pegs/pedals on anything out of respect to the locals that have put in work to make this place what it is today.
How good is this, Lawrence Reti shredding in Whitehorse, Yukon. Filmed and edited by Anatole Tuzlak.
Lee was out in Van for an good portion of the summer and came through with some dope clips and tats.