Here is another treat from the ‘burbs! Rhett Cerney has been stacking some clips in and around Poco with Adam Piatek. It’s always a treat to see the lines Adam comes up with at Railside. The true highlight is seeing those PoCo trails poppin off at the end!
Here’s a rad edit of Neriah Mair shredding the streets of Vancouver. Really awesome vibe and riding to this one, check it out here (embedding disabled).
It’s almost that time of year folks, summer is almost upon us. While we wait for it to kick in full swing, lets pretend it’s already here. In this shorty we have Andrew Schubert, Zach Rampen, Andy Roode and Ryan Hiebert rolling around Strathcona on a sunny weekday afternoon.
From one prodigy to another. Owen Dawson is back at it with some killer rail moves. Give the boys some love and hit play on this one! Filmed by Adam Piatek & Pawel Podgorny.
Amos has been killing it for the last while but has been off the radar for the most part. The guy has endless amounts of energy and channels it through his bike. MacNeil took notice and snapped the dude up. This edit was filmed over the spring, summer, and fall with no real project or deadline in mind. Just buds out cruisin!
Here is a quickie but goodie by Ty Scott and Rasmus Gravesen at the new UBC park in Vancouver. These two roommates are hitting all of the local parks while the sun is shining. Keep your eyes open for a cameo featuring our stickers. Thanks for reppin boys!
Our very own Zach Rampen made this obscure video of a tripping gorilla hanging out at a skatepark. His friends are a strange Village People mix of a construction worker, army man and Ras Trent.
Keep chasing that giant banana Kong, you’ll get it one day.
Nigel Sapriken has recently made the move from the Okanagan to Vancouver. After feeling out a few new parks, he has officially adopted Strathcona as his new home. Check out Nigel cruising a few lines in his new home.
There’s been a lot of west coast coverage lately, but this video is worth it for the handplant alone. John Alden left Calgary for two weeks in Vancouver and put together quite a bit of footage (in such a short period of time) for Ten Pack. His ability to put a solid line together has come a long way, and the line at the 2:16 mark is a good example of this.