Webster is the dude. Brandon went down to Austin this past spring to film a ‘Welcome to Odyssey’ video, and the edit does not disappoint. The move on the pillar at 1:37, wow.
This one popped up online yesterday and was worth a share. Demolition Parts posted this awesome photo of Chijioke Okafo with a fakie wallslap abubaca as a desktop wallpaper to download. You can get it for your computer by visiting the Demolition site here.
Many years ago, when asked about his crew of Kelowna locals, Mat Ridgeway described his scene and the website that documented it (BK!) as “our Sandlot”. An apt description, as they’ve been a group of guys who really encompass the spirit in that movie. To kick off the summer, we filled this past weekend with both BMX and baseball. Check out a few photos after the jump.
The whole story of how and why this pool became a spot. Check the video featuring Jordan Hango, Matt Desson, Carl Arnett and Riley McMaster above and the rest of the story with pictures, below.
Chris Chitaroni and a great crew from Ottawa all drove down to North Carolina to visit Canadian expat Roland Labreque, ride bikes and surf. The video came out amazing and aside from the typical hilarious buffoonery you would expect from Jeff Bedard, this video has some great helicopter shots. Who wants to go to the beach?
Stylish alley cat Thomas riding spots that only he would. Sweet visuals provided by the X2C//ADD king, James Dean. Apparently Dean is sitting on a whole dvd worth of edits, THIS TRAILER shows he’s been stacking for a while. Can’t wait to see that pop up.
iPhoneography is a new recurring feature we are starting here, where we ask a rider to share twelve random photos they took on their phone within the last six months. To kick it off we start with Jason Enns, one of Canada’s greatest BMX exports. Jason lives in Norco, CA and has been recovering from a bad knee injury lately, but is always taking photos of the spots, people, and animals around him which make him a great candidate for our first iPhoneography feature. Check out Jason’s photos below, and look for more of these to come in the future.
John Thompson just posted Jordan’s Blazeguard section online, which is something that’s been a long time coming. From a young age, Jordan has been one of the most naturally talented riders in Canada. His focus has never seemed to be on getting coverage or attention and although that’s awesome, it’s meant that most people have no idea what he’s capable of. Seeing this part come together with the combination of Jordan’s riding and JT’s considerable talent behind the lens was an absolute treat.
5 clips with Andrew Gobbo AKA Gobbo does a 36 foot icepick. Check out this quick 5 clip edit with him at UBC, filmed by Jeff Stiff.