28 Apr Nigel Sapriken Penticton edit
16 year old Nigel Sapriken shreds the Penticton, BC park, filmed and edit by Isaac Cormack.
16 year old Nigel Sapriken shreds the Penticton, BC park, filmed and edit by Isaac Cormack.
Luke Santucci and friends Gleamin’.
“Matt Perrin is living the good life, working just enough to get by, riding and partying all the time. Here he dubs to drop.”
– David Hawthorne
Ottawa’s Rich Redmond has an awesome pool feature on his blog here. Check it out to see a bunch of awesome pool pictures from a bunch of Ottawa locals from the past few years, including the ridiculous funnel/sloped fullpipe thing below.
Whistler Luke Myers apparently just got his pilot license. This video is beyond words haha, so awesome/crazy.
Sometimes a spot needs a little bit of work to make it that much better. Some spot purists may say that it’s cheating or not real street, but frankly that doesn’t bother me. There are a number of great spots in and around where I live, but modifying one out of a several barriers at the end of my quiet street to have a quick and tight transition seemed like a fun project, and we thought we’d share it with you. Click below to learn how to create a transition on a jersey barrier yourself.
Jason Vawter shot by Kate Woolley.
Jason Vawter has established himself as the go to BMX photographer in Vancouver. From a Sam Lowe Primo ad, to a 1664 summer road trip, to a flip book of Andy Roode and everything in between, Jason Vawter takes alot of dope pictures. In the city of hunger, there’s never a shortage of dudes out shredding. Jason makes everything and everyone look awesome in his photos. Below he chose some of his favorite photos and answered a bunch of questions we had. Read on.
Andrew MacLeod hooked up this throwback picture of Jaumell Campbell handplanting over the skatechurch spine, dating back to maybe 2004? I’m feelin that Square One tee.
We’re stoked to present to you Dillon Lloyd’s 2nd place video part in The Hunt 2011. This edit represents a super fun 2 months of filming in Vancouver with my boy Dillon Lloyd. I’m sure most of you already know Dillon is an incredible rider, it might seem crazy to say but watching this part now, I feel that some of this footy is actually dated, based on how much more ridiculous Dillon has gotten in the past year. Between killing it at Simple Session and missing qualifying by one spot, 7th place in street at Rebel Jam, crazy shit in our Barcelona DVD, getting hooked up by Eclat, amongst other things, I feel extremely confident to say that this kid has big things ahead. I hope you enjoy this part as much as I enjoyed putting it together with Dillon. If you missed it check this out for a some random pictures from the making of Dillon’s part.