Vancouver bringing the heat this week, damn!
Tristan Sweet
Owen Dawson
Neriah Mair
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By Teddy Eyob // Neriah Mair
Vancouver // 2015
Via Atlantis, Carl Arnett is like a big mixed bag of candy. Every handful you take is amazing but you’re never quite sure what you’re going to get either. If you haven’t seen Atlantis’ Battle of the Birds yet, you’re slacking bigtime. Either way rewatch a bunch of radness of Carl Arnett on his 25th birthday.
Neriah Mair showing you how it’s done behind the lens, SD never looked so good. Tadros Eyob clearly put in work for this one in and around Vancouver, BC. A solid mix of bangers and tech maneuvers, this is dope.
“An edit of some of the BC Buds riding around Northern and Southern British Columbia, Colby Burns, Dave Laliberte, Chad Ferch, Trevor Oliver, Jack Newton, Spencer Hourie, Tristian Sweet, Lynder Chartrand aka Rez Ron, Brent Webb, Yuma, Darren Dokkie
Vancouver, Prince George, Fort St John, Chetwynd
edited by Spencer Hourie
Filmed by Spencer Hourie, Trevor Oliver, Chad Ferch”
These dudes always come through with the goods. Awesome vibes and tons of sick stuntin. “Some bangs and leftovers from 2015. Film, Edit & guest clips: Kyle Falk. Most of these clips were filmed last fall before the snow fell, and a few this spring. Filmed by Kyle Falk in Princeton BC”
Gabe Truax bangs out a quick five clip at the Inflow Indoor park in Dundas Ontario. It sounds like he is running off on a european adventure, can’t wait to see more tech trickery from this guy! Safe travels Gabe!
A little treat today! Get the insight behind a core shop supporting the downtown riding community of Vancouver. Orlando shares his thoughts on a wide variety of aspects of the sport we all love. Put together seamlessly by Matt Koeleman, get into it!
MacNeil’s back at it with a glitchy take on spring. Some solid riding from Amos Franke, Chris Silva, Shawn Franz, Greg Flag and Gabe Truax.
This one has a bit of a slow start/ flow to it but it gives you an idea of how awesome the CMB trails in Trois-Rivieres, QC are. These are trails open to the public, built on private land and maintained by a solid group of locals. This edit is a recap from a jam hosted there in October 2015. Definitely worth the trip if you’re ever in the TR area.
