A session at Pitt Meadows with some WestCoast locals. Featuring: Owen Dawson, Amos Franke, James Van De Kamp, Greg Dieno, and Adam Piatek.
Filmed and Edited by Zach Rampen.
On the west coast of Canada, we are more than fortunate to have a wide variety of A class concrete parks at our disposal. Here, we pay homage to one of our favourites Metro Towns, Bonsor Skatepark. Often during the summer, we’ll find ourselves having a chill session with a few good homies.
Around this time last year, Amos Franke was pretty under the radar in Canada. The people who have known Amos, know he’s had some exceptional abilities on a bike for sometime. The eternal Nelson hippie, combats his typecasting, with the dedication of an Kenyan endurance runner. It’s great to see Amos getting the support he deserves, through great companies like Etnies BMX and MacNeil Bikes. Look out in 2015, as this is just the appetizer to the smorgasbord of footage Amos is sitting on…
Dave has been cruising around the Vancouver, riding with the homies, and stacking clips with his phone. It appears Dave has traded in his potato, for a phone that films some crispy HD! Featuring: Dave himself, Andy McGrath, Jordan Hango, Cory Walsh, James Van De Kamp, Shelby Hare, Jordan Fair, Amos Franke, Chris Smith, Dave Laliberte, Andrew Schubert, Zach Rampen, Randy Moffat, Nik Muryn, and Cary Lorenz. Check it out!
The aboriginal term “Squamish” was originally was used to describe the act of partying on two wheels. Now that the town north of Vancouver has adopted the name, we decided to head up there and pay homage to its roots. Enjoy a rad session featuring: Amos Franke, Cary Lorenz, Dave Butler, Jordan Hango, Mat Ridgeway, Nick Lindstrom, Rasmus Gravesen, Slade Sherer, and Trayle Boss.
As many riders have come and gone from the ever evolving Ghetto saga, Mansion to Manor to infinity… A few OG dudes are still holding it down in Kerrisdale. Soak some ocular ghettoness through your eyeballs and check these dudes out!
God dam (see what I did there?), Amos Franke and Adam Piatek worked there way to what is possibly the most scenic dam in British Columbia, and thankfully our very own Zach Rampen was there to catch it all for his camera. Hopefully this jump starts your weekend plans to go on an adventure.