The dudes over at Log BMX held and awesome street jam at the Magog, QC DIY spot. Apparently this spot is the remains of an old coffin factory, makes sense that the Shadow coffin box was there! These guys build all the boxes and rails specifically for the jam, good on you guys!
Dave Hawthorne sent through this classic photo of John Heaton with a man-sized double peg grind.
“Boarder patrol, bums with box cutters, and a few unruly citizens couldn’t keep the Shadow team down as they spent 10 days in the beautiful prairies of Calgary, Alberta.”
It’s autumn right now so what better reason to have a contest. The rules are simple, send us your best fall themed BMX photo before November 1st, 2013 and we will give one lucky winner an Embassy X MacNeil Pivotal seat of their choice from our private stock. Fall BMX photo is a broad theme that we will leave open to interpretation, and photos will be scored from our panel of judges. Images must be your own original material, a minimum of 700 pixels wide, and sent to northernembassy@gmail.com before November 1st in order to qualify (don’t just tag us on Instagram and expect to be entered). Get creative and start shooting!
Get even more stoked to see the DWOK Mix Tape with trailer number 2 kid.
Manual Across America from Chilling Spree on Vimeo.
Chilling Spree Presents a First Look for the Northern Embassy.
I have travelled back and forth across America on the regular for the past couple of years. Every trip is its own undertaking. With new destinations, routes, vessel, and agenda, each year is a completely different trek.
With all the driving, flying and even road biking across this glorious continent already ticked off the list. I really needed something big to one-up myself this summer. There was a lot of prep and training required for this leaned-back journey. I am proud of myself for making it this far…
The always recording James Dean has started a new project under the moniker WORLD DEECE. Already he is off to a quick start with two new videos in its first week. Including the one above of JD and Drew Morton’s American adventure, as well as a record shattering barspin clip.
JD is really consistent on producing dope content. A site to chronicle every bit coming out into the world was long overdue.
Check it out at www.worlddeece.com
Where’s the DVD, James?
Next up in our series of posts from Oregon, we have the official edit by a man who once made an entire video set to ’90s dance music, Tony Archibeque Jr. This edit is not set to ’90s dance music, but it’s still awesome. Tony also shot some great photos on the trip, and all of this is after the jump.
Lucky Luke Santucci getting some shine time in the new Cult DVD trailer, with the longest line of the trailer. Stoked to see the DVD. The world needs another section from Luke.