If your anywhere near Vancouver tomorrow (Wednesday) evening come out to the Astoria and check out the best FU video ever. Premiere is at 10pm, FU5 is the shit, check it out!
Albert Krolikowski spent 3 weeks in Vancouver this fall and during one of the many sessions we managed to film this quick 5 clipper.
Matt Walser hooked up this dope Web Mix he put together of him and his buddies from over the summer in Edmonton, AB. Apparently Matt doesn’t only shred on his bike but also behind a camera and editing program. Check it out and huge thanks to Matt for hooking this up!
Mike Fiz hooked up this dope article and this one of the infamous Montreal Big-O being relocated. It’s pretty amazing that $63,000 is being spent to relocate the legendary Canadian fullpipe/mini. A ton of respect goes to the Saputo family for respecting this spot and it’s history enough to keep it alive.
Wallride enthusiast Leland Nightingale proves that you don’t need to be producing bangers every day in order to have fun on your bike. Check out this 5 clip edit filmed on a cold Toronto afternoon, and give your love to a cowboy man.
Seshin Bikes had a stacked Canadian team for years. Ted Efthymiadis had a skill for finding shredders across the country before they blew up, at a time where web edits were still at a minimum. Between 2001 to 2008 Seshin had a lineup consisting of Corey Dewey, Greg Flag, Jeff Evans, Zane Hudson, Dillon Lloyd, Drew Bezanson, Matt Walser, Sam Lowe, Brent Webb, Kean Fougere, Jared Chilko, Mark Lockhart, Andrew Gobbo and Steven Moxley. Check out this feature for some Canadian bmx history.
Greg is as awesome as he is interesting. He has a very interesting way of looking at typical things in a way that most would not. He also has enough weird stories to write a book. Here we look at 5 things about Greg that most people probably wouldn’t know, read on.
Over the summer we were fortunate to film a few clips here and there with some of the MACNEIL homies and put together this edit. Featuring Dillon Lloyd, Greg Flag, George Bolter and Andrew Lazaruk.
Tuck no hander on Nova Scotia’s Wave. Photo by Ben Kaufmann.
Drew Bezanson is arguably one of the biggest names in BMX in the world right now. From the X Games and Dew Tour to Simpel Session in Estonia, Drew makes stops at every major contest. With a growing list of international sponsors supporting him, this humble Maritimer has quickly become a household name. Amidst his boom in exposure, Drew hasn’t forgotten his Canadian roots. We asked him a number of questions on different topics, and gathered a few questions from other notable riders from the east coast that he grew up amongst, and he sent us back some well thought out and genuine answers. We are stoked to help mark the one year anniversary of Embassy with an interview with Drew Bezanson, so click below to read all that he had to say.