Movies For Your Monday
The Green Room: Well here we are again. Andy Grant and I built this trail over four years ago and she still rips today thanks to the help of friends and great people who respect the work we did. It's awesome to see other riders hit our trail. Just be safe guys and ride with a buddy!
Tobi's Edit: Tobi Engelmann shreds some enduro trails, the Window Creek Trails, and my backyard. This video is full of flow, style, and bangers. Enjoy.
Xprezo at Owl's Head: Little ripping on the old and revamped trails at Owl's Head Resort!
Liam Bosse - Shredding the Coast: Liam Bosse riding the Sunshine Coast in the spring. Song: War Pigs - Black Sabbath.
Philip Bertogg - 2014: Short edit of Philip riding his local dirt jumps in Ecuador. Big thanks to: Kao Sports, Lavan Apparel, WIP, Afuera, and TrüEnergy.
BC/FL: CAMBR campout at Brown County and French Lick over the Memorial Day weekend. Ridden, filmed, and edited by: Matt Slager.
Benoit Gurnel - Rough Path: Benoit Gurnel spent some time testing for Deity, Sulfur Components, and Commençal. He went into the Lac Blanc Bikepark in Les Vosges and to his own Alps spots, finding new freeride lines perfectly suited to testing.
Quéré is an Easy Rider: Voici la nouvelle vidéo ou Nico Quéré nous fait découvrir les Terres Noires à Digne-les-bains. Après l'Enduro des Terres Noires, il était obligatoire de tourner ce nouvelle opus dans ce cadre grandiose! Voici Quere is an Easy Rider! Enjoy and Share.
GP Compound: Quinton Ginter, Glenn King, Simon Karrer, Griffin Paulson, and Elliot Andal ride the GP Compound. Song: Stylin' by Shad.
5000 Miles to Grampage: In April of 2014 we set out on a road trip of epic proportions. 8 states, 5000 miles, 20+ bags of Mint Chocolate M&Ms, two broken bike racks, one broken axel and many smiles later we ended our round trip in Seattle, Washington. Featuring: Trish Bromley, Jay Trautman, and Lacy Kemp.
Cyclepath Kelowna: A very cool profile of a bike shop in Kelowna, British Columbia. Support your local shop!
Shimano XTR Di2 - M9050: Are digital drivetrains the future? Shimano thinks so.
Miranda Miller - Squamish 2014: Fresh off winning the first NorthWest Cup of 2014 and the Squamish Enduro, Miranda Miller returned home to the beautiful forests and mountains of her native Squamish, British Columbia to shred some of her home trails. Watch Miranda fly through roots, big boulders, and the best dirt in the world. Man oh MAN this lady is fast. Her all out attack on these incredibly steep and tight trails is a pleasure to witness.
Chase Hawk - Austin, Texas: Hawk's style and Joe Simon's filmmaking make for one of our favourite videos of the year.
Tyler Fernengel - Markit 2014: This is a contender for best BMX riding you'll see in 2014.
Ronnie Mac - Go Ron Go! A true moto pioneer.
LET US ROAM - Atiba Jefferson: Atiba Jefferson is a professional photographer from Colorado Springs, CO. He discovered photography in high school and quickly developed a passion for the camera. Since skateboarding was his first love it naturally became his primary subject and the focus through the lens. His desire to capture the movement of skateboarding, precisely how he saw it, pushed him to move to California and chase his dream of becoming a professional photographer. Atiba now shoots everything from skateboarding to Lakers games to portraits of world-famous musicians and athletes. This short film gives a glimpse into the crazy life of Atiba and how he became a professional photographer.
![Little sister of a picture in one of my other albums this one made a double page in Bike Mag US Photo issue. Quite proud of it as nearly everything is blurry in that picture]()
Title Photo by: Stef Cande
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
Tobi's Edit: Tobi Engelmann shreds some enduro trails, the Window Creek Trails, and my backyard. This video is full of flow, style, and bangers. Enjoy.
Xprezo at Owl's Head: Little ripping on the old and revamped trails at Owl's Head Resort!
Liam Bosse - Shredding the Coast: Liam Bosse riding the Sunshine Coast in the spring. Song: War Pigs - Black Sabbath.
Philip Bertogg - 2014: Short edit of Philip riding his local dirt jumps in Ecuador. Big thanks to: Kao Sports, Lavan Apparel, WIP, Afuera, and TrüEnergy.
BC/FL: CAMBR campout at Brown County and French Lick over the Memorial Day weekend. Ridden, filmed, and edited by: Matt Slager.
Benoit Gurnel - Rough Path: Benoit Gurnel spent some time testing for Deity, Sulfur Components, and Commençal. He went into the Lac Blanc Bikepark in Les Vosges and to his own Alps spots, finding new freeride lines perfectly suited to testing.
Quéré is an Easy Rider: Voici la nouvelle vidéo ou Nico Quéré nous fait découvrir les Terres Noires à Digne-les-bains. Après l'Enduro des Terres Noires, il était obligatoire de tourner ce nouvelle opus dans ce cadre grandiose! Voici Quere is an Easy Rider! Enjoy and Share.
GP Compound: Quinton Ginter, Glenn King, Simon Karrer, Griffin Paulson, and Elliot Andal ride the GP Compound. Song: Stylin' by Shad.
5000 Miles to Grampage: In April of 2014 we set out on a road trip of epic proportions. 8 states, 5000 miles, 20+ bags of Mint Chocolate M&Ms, two broken bike racks, one broken axel and many smiles later we ended our round trip in Seattle, Washington. Featuring: Trish Bromley, Jay Trautman, and Lacy Kemp.
Cyclepath Kelowna: A very cool profile of a bike shop in Kelowna, British Columbia. Support your local shop!
Cyclepath Kelowna from Virtu Media on Vimeo.
Shimano XTR Di2 - M9050: Are digital drivetrains the future? Shimano thinks so.
[HD] XTR Di2 - M9050 from Ride Shimano on Vimeo.
Miranda Miller - Squamish 2014: Fresh off winning the first NorthWest Cup of 2014 and the Squamish Enduro, Miranda Miller returned home to the beautiful forests and mountains of her native Squamish, British Columbia to shred some of her home trails. Watch Miranda fly through roots, big boulders, and the best dirt in the world. Man oh MAN this lady is fast. Her all out attack on these incredibly steep and tight trails is a pleasure to witness.
Chase Hawk - Austin, Texas: Hawk's style and Joe Simon's filmmaking make for one of our favourite videos of the year.
Tyler Fernengel - Markit 2014: This is a contender for best BMX riding you'll see in 2014.
Ronnie Mac - Go Ron Go! A true moto pioneer.
LET US ROAM - Atiba Jefferson: Atiba Jefferson is a professional photographer from Colorado Springs, CO. He discovered photography in high school and quickly developed a passion for the camera. Since skateboarding was his first love it naturally became his primary subject and the focus through the lens. His desire to capture the movement of skateboarding, precisely how he saw it, pushed him to move to California and chase his dream of becoming a professional photographer. Atiba now shoots everything from skateboarding to Lakers games to portraits of world-famous musicians and athletes. This short film gives a glimpse into the crazy life of Atiba and how he became a professional photographer.
LET US ROAM - Atiba Jefferson from Let Us Roam on Vimeo.
Title Photo by: Stef Cande
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
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I mean, it would be better for my peace of mind NOT to watch several dudes crash horribly on Friday afternoon. And these Monday movies make me even more miserable when I have a whole 5 days before my next ride.
So, suggestion, let's make a section called "Monday Massacre" and "Feel good Friday!". Cheers.
No Helmet = Not Cool !
You have a bunch of kido's watching your video and trying to be like you, and if you want it or not you are an example for them.
Something to think about...
(I'm a helmet advocate, not an advocate of "shaming" those who choose not to wear one)
And @ scott-townes ...ever been around a young kid that can't walk or talk, because he thought he was good enough not to need a helmet? Well, it can be a pretty humbling experience. Also, I didn't notice anyone feeling shamed as he spread knowledge and another point of view to consider.
Many top bmx pros are simply acrobats, they have skills that many other riders will never obtain, no matter how much time and effort is given. Yes, Chase is well aware of the risk and the limits of his abilities, however the general public cannot expect to shred and bail like an elite athlete (which is rare).
I don't intend to sound like a "nanny", but I remember being on the other side of this argument when I was young, ignorant, and generally stupid (still struggling with that one...). The pros are setting an example and I don't care if any adult chooses not to wear a helmet. I could care less about Chase Hawk wearing a helmet if he wasn't producing internet hits and getting paid for it. How many people do you know that are required to take safety precautions at work????