The Coastal Crew has always been fueled by like-minded individuals, motivated by the same goals and in search of the next cool thing to share with the world of MTB. After years of creating trails, web videos, feature films and now the
Coast Gravity Park, our relationships have gone through a lot of changes.
Enjoy some unseen footage of Kyle riding from earlier this season:We are disappointed to announce that
Kyle Norbraten has made the choice to no longer be a part of
The Coastal Crew or
Coast Gravity Park. Kyle’s direction has shifted from that of the CC & CGP ultimately leading to a situation that doesn’t allow us to work together moving forward. We wish Norbz all the best in all of his future endeavours.
The Coastal Crew will continue to work closely with long-time sponsors
Specialized,
SRAM,
Smith Optics &
Chromag. Throughout the winter and beyond we will be creating captivating content and develop some of the world's best trails at
Coast Gravity Park. To stay in touch with
The Coastal Crew &
Coast Gravity Park follow them through social.
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Video: Super slow-mo.
Seriously, you guys must be really angry at each other, if you have to make him look that slow to a song like this.
Bad style.
No drama please : o
What is the "Coastal Crew" anyway? Is it not just an informal group of riders that grew up in the same place (sunshine coast) that make bike videos together, etc? Doesn't make sense that they would need to formally "break up". As someone commented above, it must be that Kyle is signing with a new big bike brand that has some sort of clause in their contract that doesn't allow him to associate with other groups.
"We are disappointed to announce Kyle Norbraten made a choice to no longer be a part of The Coastal Crew or Coast Gravity Park. Kyle’s direction has shifted from that of the CC & CGP ultimately leading to a situation that doesn’t allow us to work together in a healthy manner. We wish Norbz all the best in all his future endeavours."
DRUGS, people.
This has all the hallmarks of someone going on a bender.
1) KN chose to leave, and 2) working with him had become "unhealthy."
I don't wish these sort of problems on anyone, but there are only two possible explanations for why a working situation with another person becomes "unhealthy":
substance abuse or mental health problems.
Either way I hope he recovers soon.
Can you please stop making these kinds of assumptions in public, about a person you don't even know in real life?
No better ideas? Your opinion loses.
I'm bummed to read this, but people grow up and grow in different directions. Good luck to everyone on both sides. Keep riding, keep having fun.
To me that suggests hes going a different way prob new sponsor.
and could be that coastal crew is more of a brand that group of mates ect,
you think coastal crew you think coastal bike park, hitting big jumps, riding demos everything SRAM.
so if its more like a brand it wouldnt look good for them having one of the top dogs of a team / bike park sponsored by Specialized /SRAM rolling around bossing the jumps on say a trek/yt never know could do a sam hill and f*ck off to nukeproof and chain reaction lol
What blows is I'm out of the video loop because I'm too busy riding bikes.
The actual name of the song is: Lorde - Everybody Wants To Rule The World (Diamond Saints Remix).
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LORDE - Everybody Wants To Rule The World (Dimond Saints Remix)
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"Norbz"?? So they really don't call him Norby...
Sorry, couldn't resist. Please neg prop this.