Uncle Cadot doing work with some of the FU crew in Brampton. WORK
Reppin London, Ontario Jack Leonard kills it in his latest Macneil Young Guns edit. Not sure if I’ve ever seen the last trick done before and if I have it’s never been so smooth. Get stoked for the DWOK mixtape!
A couple Canadian beauties putting in work for this one, proving Jams still has his pop. Barspin pic shot by Isaac Barnes. Thanks for hooking this up homies!
Stay Glad, it’s summer
We teamed up with MacNeil Bikes to produce two limited edition Northern Embassy branded Fat Cap seats. These seats are a project we have been working on for a while now, and are excited to finally release them. One is a brown synthetic leather that will lighten and fade with use to give your seat a unique appearance. The second is a very grippy and textured black vinyl for those that want to keep their bikes dark. Both seats feature stitching on the nose and rear, our circle logo embossed on the back left, a light weight aluminum bolt and weighs in at 300 grams. Only 70 of each colour were produced, and once they are gone, they are gone for good. For more info, pictures, and a list of shops across Canada that are carrying them visit the Pivotal page we made here, and you can scoop one up in our online store while they last.
Fire out of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Harrison Forward killing the streets out east.
God damn, Kym’s ridiculous section from the Blazeguard DVD!
Cliffhanger at the Grand Canyon.
Back in May we posted about Trevor Oleniuk’s maiden trip in his new van he purchased and fitted with a bed and living supplies as he set out on a US odyssey. He has long since finished the trip and sent through a few photos and some deep words about what his trip meant to him. Check it all below and you can find more on his site here.
“It been far too long since I sent a photo in. Here is one of Chris Silva. Feebs on the Queen campus in Kingston.”
– Dave Hawthorne
While doing some cleaning in our apartment this evening, my roommate stumbled upon this old clipping from Now Newspaper in Toronto from January 2004, written by Colin Field about the now long defunct ICC Warehouse. While being published almost ten years ago, I think the same sentiment and ideology could be said about any indoor ramp setup anywhere in Canada even now. Take a closer look and read it after the link below.