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29 Sep

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Butte is known for it’s strip mining, but it’s also full of cool old buildings and has an average (for Montana) skatepark. Butte from no bikes on Vimeo. We were the only ones there and the sign said “no bikes”. What a sign like that means is “go ahead, grind...

29 Sep

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Dillon is small town Montana. It has the funnest skatepark in the world. Hango. Photo: Kurt Murseli The park was basically a high speed figure 8 with an over under full pipe in the middle and quarters all around. The locals had never seen anyone ride like us (I guess...

29 Sep

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Whitefish is a complete tourist destination with antique shops, restraunts and the massive ski resort visible from downtown.  The skatepark there had to of been the biggest one on the trip, three separate bowls, one with a huge transistion style street section. whitefish from no bikes on Vimeo. Right away you could tell...

29 Sep

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Polson sits at the south end of Flathead lake and is home to the infamous monkey space helmet park. We again loaded the bikes on the roof, organized the cars and took off for Polson. Another convienence store shopping spree, postcards, gas, ice, beer, jerkey, candy, more postcards. Talking with...

16 Sep

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Slade Scherer is a mad scientist. His laboratory equipment consists of power tools, screws, 2×4’s, and plywood sheets. The experiments Slade can conduct with those materials are seemingly limitless. His most recent experiment, a backyard ramp in Kelowna, British Columbia is the culmination of a year and a half of...

22 Aug

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The Gorilla Jam—hosted in Victoria—is one of British Columbia’s longest running and most attended BMX events. We caught up with Josh Bissat to learn more about the history of the jam, its standout moments, and his inspiration for keeping it going year after year.