If you’re looking for a little extra motivation to film an edit this summer, this is it..
For this past year’s no bikes trip we hit some old haunts and a couple of spectacular new ones. Our group of riders spans across a ton of different areas – multiple states and provinces, but it was basically birthed in Kelowna and Nelson. There are a couple of new parks in that area and I just like going to the Kootenays, so we took a trip.
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We’re stoked to be hosting the next section from the Presence Last Stand video, this week it’s the Jeff Evans/Friends part.
Online for the next 48hrs only.
Andrew Schubert just got added to the Canadian Eclat squad and he pieced together this awesome welcome edit during a recent trip to BCN.
Filmed and edited by Riley Abramyk and Brad Hill.
Kent Fuller just dropped some Vancouver heat he’s been working on. Those straight smiths are awesome.
Filmed and edited by Rayden Wickop.
Justen Soule has been hard at work developing this awesome website that maps skateparks all over Canada. You can use it to find specific features, see a full aerial view of the parks, find out if theres parking, lights, and what else is nearby. It’s a really interesting concept and I’m sure lots of people will find it really useful. Check it out.
sessionatlas.com
They were different times, in the little devil era we rode fast, listened to metal/punk, enjoyed winter park season as much as outdoor season and everyone truly did their own thing. This Alberta video is a piece of Canadian BMX history with so many legends in it: John Fredlund, Chris Toth, Ken Dowdle, Jason Lange, Travis Fontaine, Trucker Dan, Richard Gallant and many more.
Like a fine wine or an aged Whiskey, Canada has had it’s hidden gems of riders, cities and spots for years and Calgary is one of them. “Calgary, Alberta is a world class city for street spots and skateparks. The rest of the world just doesn’t know it yet.”