Embassy spring mix with a bunch of left over/ lost footy featuring Trevor Angelucci, Jeremy Deme, Harrison Boyce, Jaumell Campbell, Andy Roode, Sam Lowe and Ryan Barrett. Spring is here!
“Mad motha fucking monday!!!! Chheeeyyyeeeaaaahhhh so everyones weekends done eh? That’s enough to make everyone mad right ? I don’t have to wrk Monday cuz I’m currently suspended from wrk for one day. Yup that big headed douchebag boss of mine is winning like sheen right now. Fucker.k so this Monday is just a list things that make me mad
1-highway/two lane st – fast lane ,slow lane. Why the fuck are driving side by side at the same speed !!!!!!
2-when you go to pick up ur buddies to go riding ,and they make you wait forever -surrey Steve fucking habitual make you waiter
3-11 yrs later ? Who the fuck really cares about Osama bin laden ? Seriously make the announcement news staion n move on. Bad enough I’ll hear it all day at wrk on Tuesday. And obama don’t say god bless America after killing someone
4-i feel like every kid in van has new embassy and staymad stickers. I haven’t gotten one yet. God damn
That’s it for this Monday I’ll get at you next Monday soo stay mad n rep embassy homies I’m out”
Roode
Neil Tapley sent over this video of Dave Myers shredding parks all around the Vancouver area.
Last fall, Le Luke Santucci, Jaumell Campbell and myself were in Lethbridge. Before leaving, we stopped by the deathbridge to snap some art.
BMX Gallery bringing more heat out of Calgary with this Andrew Schubert “scraps” edit. This dude shreds, best tables I’ve seen in a very long time.
An extremely happy Danny Danger after receiving his very own Drew Bezanson signed player-card!!! Taken at the 2011 Notro Comp.
Vancouver area local Riley McMaster hit me up to let me know that he just finished his new zine No Bummers 2. If you were one of the handful of people to get his first issue, you can know what to expect. If not, Riley describes it as:
48 page, full colour zine based on a cross oceanic trip to the land of the kiwis. With a strict mission of swimming in the ocean and chilling hard, things happened along the way that needed documenting. Learn how to do the most, what a roadtrip guitar goes through, social acceptability of not wearing shoes in public, and much more. Hand numbered edition of 50.
I got him to answer a few questions about No Bummers, traveling, Gnarwhale, and more. Click below to read what he had to say, some photos from the inside pages, how to get a copy, and Riley’s part from the Team Dilly video It Do.
Jocelyn Aube hooked up a couple dope pictures of Greg Flag he took during a Montreal early spring session. Two good dudes right there.
At the core of most scenes is something central that acts as a hub for its riders. It could be a shop, spot, park, or BMX house. In the case of the Niagara Falls area BMXFU contingent, it is the confines of Chris Orbell’s garage, otherwise known as Orb’s Garage. Here Chris seems to work on everyones bikes with a deep supply of tools and paint, ready to fix anything that might come his way, or customize someone’s bike in whatever way imaginable. I was curious to know more about the space, so we contacted Chris to get the scoop. Brad Hill posed some questions to him, snapped some photos of the garage, and gathered some insight from others on what makes Orb’s Garage so great.