Bearclaw Invitational - Finals in Photos and Video

Aug 4, 2012 at 17:39
by Ian Hylands  
2012 Bearclaw Invitational Pro Finals

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Canadian podium Semenuk Rheeder and Messere.
Bearclaw Invitational Podium 1st Brandon Semenuk 2nd Brett Rheeder 3rd Anthony Messere
  Bearclaw Invitational Podium 1st Brandon Semenuk (middle), 2nd Brett Rheeder (left), 3rd Anthony Messere (right)

Rider Scores

1 Semenuk Brandon 96.33
2 Rheeder Brett 91.33
3 Messere Anthony 89.67
4 Granieri Yannick 87.33
5 Soderstrom Martin 82.67
6 Berrecloth Darren 81.67
7 Fogelquist Jack 76.00
8 Genon Thomas 73.67
9 Watts Greg 71.00
10 Genovese Paul 70.33
11 Zink Cam 68.33
12 Wyper Justin 67.67
13 Mccaul Tyler 64.67
14 Wallace Reece 64.00
15 Groves Casey 62.00
16 Howard Ryan 57.33
17 Strait Kyle 56.33
18 Lunn Jordie 55.00
19 McGarry Kelly 52.33
20 Hunziker Ramon 46.67
21 Taylor Andrew 37.33
22 Goldman Jamie 0.00

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  Jamie Goldman front flipped the big double on his V10, but went a little deep and ended up rattling his head pretty hard, taking himself out of the competition and leaving Ramon Hunziker to rock the DH bike solo. Hunziger with a nac over the hip on his Session.

Swaggerous on the cannon log.
  Andrew Taylor launching off the canon

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  Kelly McGarry, flip table over the big one.

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  Casey Groves with big tuck over the hip

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This is what an over the shoulder with Jordie looks like. WEST SIIIIDE
  This is what an over the shoulder with Jordie looks like...

Trek is making custom grills for 2013
  Brett Rheeder

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  Kyle Strait put together a few decent runs. Barspin on the step up.

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  Tyler McCaul

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  Cam McCaul commented on the mic that if there was a contest where no tricks were allowed, Ryan Howard would win hands down. R-dog with a huge whip over the big double.

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  McCaul and Pilgrim were both still unable to compete, but both have said they'll be ready and on their bikes at Crankworx. Instead of just hanging out here, they gave Brad a hand with the commentary during the event.

Even Anthony asks for autographs from very swaggerous guys.
  Even Anthony asks for autographs from very swaggerous guys.

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  Thomas Genon was riding a hardtail at the comp, with only a rear brake. No problem though, he was looking really good in practice and throwing a lot of good tech tricks. Come contest day however he ended up being really sick, enough that he didn't do a practice run and most thought he wasn't going to compete. But then he threw down a run good enough for 8th spot. I can't wait to see what he'll do when he's feeling healthy.

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  Jack Fogelquist and Reece Wallace both had to qualify for this event by podiuming in the amateur event. Fogel had no problem dealing with the course and tailwhipped almost everything, while Reece was the first to three off the step down in a run. Neither of these guys should have to compete in amateur after this. In the shots above Watt's suicides and Soderstrom threes

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  Anthony and Wyper both tried to front flip up the step up, but there just wasn't enough speed to be had after the hip.

No feet bros
  Wyper

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  Cam Zink, an Army of One. With Pilgrim and Reynolds out, and Goldman hitting his head in practice, Zink had to represent team Monster alone.

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  Cam Zink had a decent first run, but not the one he wanted. He under rotated a little flaring the quarter, and didn't land cleanly. Then on his next two runs he made run ending mistakes part way through, so while he's riding really well, he didn't end up nearly where he'd hoped to be.

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  Claw with a 360 off the start skinny, while Messere chose to barspin it.

Hands off.
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  Darren Berrecloth built this course, and he rides it with a great familiarity. He was the only one that I saw three off of the start skinny, and he had no problems tailwhipping onto and 360'ing off of the step up/down. On his last run he threw a huge one handed three table over the big double.

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  Yannick crashed a couple of times and his knee was bothering him a bit, but he still put down a sick run good enough for fourth place. Flip barspin up the step up, tailwhip off.

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Anthony Messere tailwhipping off the step down in his way to 3rd place and 5000
  Messere, tailwhipping off the step down on his way to 3rd place and $5000

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Rheeder in a huge 360 down the huge drop. massive
  Rheeder with a 360 off the step down.

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Semenuk tailwhip on the hip as nobody else
  Once again Brandon Semenuk has won a slopestyle on his first run. Tailwhip on the hip like nobody else...

Brandon Semenuk truckdriver up the step up on his way to winning the 2012 Bearclaw Invitational
  Semenuk, truckdriver up the step up. As a photographer you'd be best to shoot Brandon's first run, you probably won't get a second. He rode an almost perfect first run, then just played around on his second, and chose to forego the third altogether.

Some sort of bike spin where his body don t move.
  Brandon tricked every jump on his first run. Tailwhip over the long low.

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175 Comments
  • 367 12
 This should be an olympic sport in 2016.
  • 430 5
 downhill and slopestyle should both be olympic sports, instead of freaking power walking.
  • 42 232
flag daigneauu (Aug 4, 2012 at 21:00) (Below Threshold)
 or pingpong.....
  • 368 10
 dude pingpong is dope don't be hatin
  • 37 3
 Its kind of wild that DH isn't in there yet but slope is FAR away from being included. Hell ski slope was only recently accepted this past year and that was after some major changes and many more years of "development" than mtb slope. I don't doubt that it will one day be in there and hopefully it'll be to replace power walking aka laser tag without the guns.
  • 111 7
 I would be more stoked to see it being brought to x games. Olympics ise just not the place for extreme sport.
  • 91 5
 At least then we would win a few more medals as Canadians
  • 49 3
 Having slope and dh in the olympics wouldn't be that sick... Part of the what makes these events so cool is the atmosphere and mentality- a far difference from typical olympic sports. Can you imagine these guys in leotards sending jumps and then throwing their hands up? A bunch of old guys in suits standing around throwing flags around? It just doesn't seem like it would mesh well with the olympics.
  • 33 0
 I think Pilgrims bow-tie tees would fit quite well in the olympics
  • 4 50
flag DragRider (Aug 5, 2012 at 1:50) (Below Threshold)
 there are no life-threatening Olympic sports !
  • 48 2
 I guess you don't watch the DH skiing then.
  • 8 25
flag dhridernz (Aug 5, 2012 at 3:56) (Below Threshold)
 ^Summer olympics i think are being refered to here...
Unless your gona stud some tires and race down some ice.
  • 24 7
 I think his comment was more generalized about the life threatening etc. But if it's going to replace anything, for gods sake let it take out the Equestrian! Seriously WTF, how is it in the Olympics.
  • 22 1
 @dragrider........have you seen the bmx supercross??? that shit is fast and the jumps are gnarr....
  • 18 5
 a bunch of friends and i have already started a petition to get DH into the olympics...
  • 13 0
 Sadly a petition doesn't do anything in regards to helping a discipline to be considered by the IOC.
  • 7 0
 Does a protest work Wink ?
  • 3 31
flag philip92 (Aug 5, 2012 at 13:39) (Below Threshold)
 @mattypants, why 2016? why not next year? Smile
  • 24 0
 Philip92 - the Olympics are held every 4 years, hence 2016...
  • 7 0
 I totally forgot that.. I feel very stupid now.. :S

But, I think MTBing CAN be in the Olympics in 2016, only problem is (i think) the popularity. If somehow MTBing (specially FR, DH, ..) can be promoted there is a chance that it will be an Olympic sport.
  • 4 0
 I don't want you to feel really bad now but MTB is in the Olympics, however it is only xc. Other 'genres' of mountain biking are not yet represented. The Olympic races are on the 11th and 12th August at the London games. I believe that DH will never be included as the course potentially changes too much during the racing (timed racing as opposed to v's like xc) to offer a 'level playing field' for competitors. Personally I am not sure that DH should be an olympic sport, or indeed other ares of riding suck as dj, ss and trials. Slope style should be in the X-games though!
  • 2 0
 But biking basically has its own thing going on for itself. Look how many events and cups each year?? The olympics would change all those events
  • 2 0
 ^ The only possible changes are the judging system, the points system as it would be separate from the AFP, or possibly, the AFP could be adopted as events that count toward the Olympics as "qualifier" events, which is what the UCI (I think) does already for XC. The only issue right now with skiing is scheduling. The qualifier events for the Olympics were falling on the same weekends as the X-Games and other bigger events that already existed. Other than that, the Olympics wouldn't affect current events if there were not any scheduling issues.
  • 4 1
 ping pong might be "dope" but its a drinking sport, not an Olympic sport. its like darts, are they in the olympics? or curling, wtf is that doing in the olympics?
  • 4 2
 olympic badmitten FTL (for the loss)
  • 2 0
 What about that dude who died in his qualifying run in the ice luge event last winter games..??
  • 4 0
 It seems to me that the Winter Olypmics are a lot more 'extreme' than the summer olympics - 1/2 the events are basically throwing yourself down a mountain! We need some of that at the summer games! (on bikes obviously!)
  • 3 0
 That's because the Winter Olympics is much newer than the Summer Olympics leaving many more spots open for other sports/disciplines, which happen to be more current and relate-able to us. One of the big problems of getting a new sport/discipline into the Summer Olympics is that has to take another's spot but that's hard to do with most being well established for quite a while and the last thing the IOC wants to do is rotate sports in and out as they become popular. They want the Olympics to be as set and as ritualistic as possible... if that makes sense. In other words they do not want to be like the X-Games where a new sport/discipline comes and goes every couple of years so that mentality makes them very apprehensive/cautious. Although I think the X-Games should have kept shovel racing Wink
  • 2 5
 Thats fckn right. And should be less of those shits like table tennis. We should make a campaign to make slopestlye or downhill annolypic sport.
  • 1 3
 Rheeder's bike has nicer color scheme.
  • 2 1
 30 years ago we were dreaming about BMX in the Olimpics and finally made it. DH will too.
  • 2 1
 its damn stupid...but at the same time mountain biking is young...and i sure as hell wouldnt want to subject these guys with the awesome community and chill vibes they have going to the rigor and stiff-collar bullshit and regulations of the IOC. the more i think about it...the more i believe that the olympics should be highly regarded...but not as big a deal as they are. countries go overboard with preparations and find themselves with a net loss (despite the tourism boost!) and some big venue that they wont be able to do much with. i love the olympics, i support the judo athletes i know who have worked towards the games or competed in the olympics...but it just aint the right thing for MTB... who wants to see the big names sitting on their trainer bikes 24 hours a day and having their personal lives subject to scrutiny?
  • 1 1
 Yeah there are many great sport in olympics with great athletes. I just wanted to say mountain biking could be a new sport in olympics.
  • 2 3
 Why does anyone give a shit about the lame assed Olympics? It might be good for all the XC spandex weenies but I don't think any extreme action sport belongs there. We belong in the X-Games. Screw the Olympics, it's just embarassing.
  • 41 0
 With all these wins by Semenuk, Trek should be expecting an increase in sales of the.... oh wait.
  • 9 2
 exactly! why dont they sell the trek ss? they expect us to salivate over cam mccaul, brandon semenuk, and brett rheeder's bikes without giving us a chance to buy one? come on, it must be the bike making them so good at what they do....
  • 11 10
 its not the bike... they could all ride that good on any bike
  • 20 3
 LIAR! It has always been about the bikes and nothing else!
  • 9 11
 @Its not about the bike, its the fact that the world's best is riding a TREK therefore they get the exposure to sell more bikes. But I don't think they would ever sell many slope bikes. How many people actually ride slopestyle to create the need to mass produce a bike like these?
  • 4 0
 Actually in Cam McCauls bike check this year I think I remember him saying that the frame is finally dialed in, and will be in production soon. Don't quote me on it.
  • 21 1
 It's definitely about the bike. I don't have a slope style bike and I can't ride slope style. Coincidence?
  • 1 0
 Is the trek ticket not a trek ss?
  • 2 1
 Everybody like this facebook page so Trek will know there will be a demand for it if the build it..

www.facebook.com/pages/Trek-Slopestyle-Bike/292077854141747
  • 3 0
 Anyone notice how Semenuk isn't running a gyro anymore?
  • 3 0
 I've noticed that many of the guys aren't running gyros... is there any reason to this or is it just personal preference?
  • 1 1
 weight
  • 1 0
 I wouldn't count on them releasing it, they axed the ticket signature and replaced it with the ticket exchange and stub that have long chainstays. I think the last run of tickets became rentals at Rays MKE. All the hard work producing the ticket signature is done, if they continued to sell the frame for 400-500 (while still making a profit) they would have sold a lot.
  • 4 1
 That's the thing.......I think you prob hit the nail on the head there. Trek sells bikes to make money. If it's not profitable for them to see a frame or bike they wont. If it is they will. They know what they are doing. The truth is, despite the high interest shown here in the pinkbike community, interest in a top shelf slope-style bike is pretty limited. The frame would likely cost two grand and nobody would actually go out and buy one....it's a niche bike. There just isn't really a big market for it.
  • 5 0
 Congrats to Brandon, Brett and Anthony for putting Smith on the podium 1-3.
Maybe its not the bike, maybe its the goggles?
  • 5 3
 "...interest in a top shelf slope-style bike is pretty limited." I disagree. The Specialized SX Supercross, Giant Reign X, Commencal VIP Absolut SX, Black Market Killswitch, and Banshee Rampant continue to sell despite your claim. I think that Trek is losing out on a budding market by not releasing the Remedy SS. I find it especially strange since Trek repeatedly has their pros talking about how great the frame is and how it's the best bike they have ever ridden. If Trek were truly interested in making as much money as possible, they would take advantage of this quickly growing MTB niche.
  • 2 1
 I fully understand what you are saying. When I say limited, It is in relative terms to the other markets Trek does very well in. They may be making a mistake here... or they are waiting untill the market is big enough for them to really profit off such a design. Im not sure. But take a look at the bikes you mention - The Reign X is a much more versitile free-ride kind of platform. The Killswitch, the Rampant and the Commencal all come in around $1500- $1700.... I guarantee that the Trek would be much more. The Specialized, well, I give credit to Specialized for them making that bike .. Im not sure how many they actually sell. These other bike companies (other than Specialized) are not Trek.... the business model is different. That's all Im saying. It could be around the bend for all I know........after all this segment grows everyday.
  • 2 0
 My problem isn't the lack of Slopestyle equipment- it's the lack of courses!!! I believe if there were more slopestyle lines about more people would want a bike to ride them. Pretty much every bike park here in the UK has had to lose their wooden constructions. Unless you own your own land- you ain't riding slopetyle in the UK.
  • 1 0
 what the dude above meant is that they are such amazing riders that they could ride well on just about any comparable fame. also, trek has huge pockets and can afford the world's best....they also have an army of great engineers and designers....so they can afford to put out amazing bikes.
  • 45 3
 SEMENUK!
  • 22 0
 you cant beat him!
  • 11 3
 AGAIN!
  • 35 1
 The guys at Trek will be stoked on this one...
  • 22 4
 Hes like the Gwin of DJ, its a battle for second.
  • 25 0
 too bad trek hasnt released their slopestyle bike yet, to capitalize on all the winning
  • 24 1
 i dont even read it anymore, i already know that semenuk won
  • 4 4
 if you want to be the best BAD ENOUGH guess what will eventually happen?
  • 33 2
 You'll get beat by Semenuk
  • 3 2
 those treks look bad ass
  • 11 1
 Trek have the top two riders, in the most well known categories of mountain biking. They must be really freaking stoked.
  • 13 2
 healing vibes to aggy
  • 4 4
 The battle for second seems to be pilgrim, soderstrom, genon and granieri. they all have a chance
  • 3 2
 Rheeder and Messere... don't forget those names
  • 5 2
 "Trek have the top two riders, in the most well known categories of mountain biking. They must be really freaking stoked." Right and let's not forget that Lance Armstrong rode for Trek also.
  • 12 1
 @ rippin-norco

I only WISH that slopestyle was one of the most well known categories of mountain biking. It's hugely popular with our generation and on Pinkbike, but as far as the general public is concerned it doesn't exist compared to XC riding.
  • 7 5
 Enduro
  • 3 0
 Rheeder is awesome,hes killing it this year,i remember not to long ago pinkbike put his backyard edit up on the home page,i knew from then he was gonna be big on the Circuit,i can see him being a problem for semenuk next year if he continues at this pace
  • 2 1
 @ z05m

Well no one really likes Lance because of his steroids use and I am sure Trek are not exactly pumped either.
  • 1 0
 To whoever said there are no life threatening sports: I'm not sure how long ago but a man died while diving by hitting his head on the board, and also countless concussions from diving.
  • 1 0
 dont forget Aaron Gwin either, hes on Trek too
  • 36 2
 Semenuk must butter cause he's on a roll !
  • 13 2
 you are one punny man sir
  • 10 1
 and you are the punisher
  • 15 2
 sometimes I just don't baguette these jokes
  • 3 1
 Yeah,I can bearly take anymore of them
  • 3 16
flag bolmaing (Aug 4, 2012 at 23:10) (Below Threshold)
 Someones looking for a punch in the face
  • 7 0
 Why am I looking for a punch in the face, am I really that unbearable?
  • 6 0
 any more of that and you'll all be going to the Punitentiary
  • 6 1
 Thats bearly a pawsable punishment.
  • 7 0
 love bad jokes, suppose its the yeast you could do Wink
  • 2 0
 He allways Rises to the occasion.
  • 3 0
 These jokes are breadful.
  • 2 1
 Jesus crust the jokes are still being commented on...
  • 2 0
 I dough'nt think it's gonna stop any time soon.
  • 2 0
 For f**ks cake, I hope they stop soon otherwise I think I might pie.
  • 3 0
 on another note...its absolutely breadful to think that aggy wasn't able to ride, what did he bake again? anyways, im quite quinoa to see how the rest of the riders progress... semenuk especially...he's rye-ding like a maniac....most of these guys can barley compete.
  • 1 0
 Yes, all of the riders have mushroom for improvement except semenuk, I knead to know how he does it I cant believe he has the skillet takes to win that many thymes
  • 13 0
 semenuk again
  • 10 0
 TREK!!!!! I BEG OF YOU, PLEASE PLEASE PLEEEEEAAASSEEEE PUT THOSE BIKES INTO PRODUCTION!!!!!
  • 14 4
 video, please!
  • 13 1
 hold your horses! its takes time..
  • 9 0
 DID YOU SEE SEMENUK'S RUN!?!?!
  • 26 1
 NNNNNOOOOOOOOOP
  • 4 1
 So stoked,
  • 2 0
 have you seen that coastal crew video?
  • 1 0
 Are those BOMBERS?!?
  • 1 0
 scrub!!!!! scrub!!!!
  • 10 1
 Mr. Brett Rheeder!!
  • 10 3
 Am I just old? I don't get the "skinny" jeans. Aren't chicks wearing those? Just asking....
  • 1 0
 I can see the advantage of them for riding a geared bike for people who want to wear a full length pant but don't want to get caught in their chain.
  • 1 0
 They're more comfortable than the conventional straight leg jean.
  • 3 1
 You obviously have very small cock and balls....
  • 2 0
 SKINNY, not skin tight ya fuck.
  • 1 0
 Ha ha! I know man just jesting... some dude turned up at the trails wearing co-ordinated skinny jeans, shirt, gloves, shoes, lid and bike- all purple, white and grey. I know it's not quite the same level as just wearing tighter trousers but it's a slippery slope!!
  • 6 0
 Everyone was just giving' er today! It was a lot of fun to watch for sure
  • 10 3
 Canadians ftw
  • 6 2
 Winning so many contests only contributes to define Semenuk as the greatest mountainbiker ever.
  • 6 3
 Mountainbiker... no. Freestyler, slopestyler... without a doubt!
  • 13 0
 ^u forget that he also has won chatel, not to mention rampage, the gnarliest mtb contest there is..
  • 5 1
 Semenuk is great, but lets not get carried away....yet Wink
  • 2 0
 I'm not going to say he's not, but when considering the greatest mountain biker of all time, you want to consider DH and XC as well which have some absolute legends. Also don't forget the original free riders that were just as creative, and rode crazy stuff on bikes we wouldn't even dream of riding today. Tough call to name just one the greatest, but Semenuks name definitely belongs on the list.
  • 2 0
 I would like to see him win a timed race so i can agree with you. A guy like Brian Lopes won races in various events but probably never won a judged contest. Its hard to compare but with a win in a race i would be with you...
  • 3 0
 Have you not seen his DH sections in movies? Though he may not be Aaron Gwin, he can certainly hold his own on a downhill bike. He grew up in whistler, if he had of went towards DH he could have probably been the best, but how many $20 000 prize purses are up for grabs in DH?
  • 3 0
 Yes I have, and he's amazing, but he still rides DH trails like a freerider, whipping and moving the bike around a lot. He's a great all round rider, really fun to watch, but those DH guys are another step up again in regards to strict DH (remember some of them can do some pretty cool freeride stuff (Gee got 2nd in Rampage if I remember right), but not as good as Semenuk). No questioning his greatness for a second, just saying it's almost impossible to say one rider is better than another unless they compete head to head in the same discipline.
  • 1 0
 If winning was the only criteria to be considered as the "greatest mountainbiker ever" then I would go for people like John Tomac (XC, 4X, DH...even Road and BMX), Nicolas Vouilloz (DH, Enduro), Anne Caroline Chausson (DH, 4X, Enduro,...and BMX on top of that).
  • 5 0
 nobody talks about Rheeder but he's also killing it!!
  • 2 0
 not to mention his style is pretty similar to semenuk's, so hey if you want to support a dialed/sick rider but are tired of Semenuk, throw your weight behind Rheeder!
  • 1 0
 I knew Brandon won before i even seen the results. he is just unstoppable, Such a beast in the biking world. I just worry for him because when everything seems to be going perfect, something wrong happens, wether its an injury or whatever. Happens to me alot
  • 2 0
 On that truck up the step-up, Semenuk appears to be left foot forward, I swear he's normally right foot forward (see picture of hip whip), I'm getting so confused by his level of switch/oppo/ridiculousness. Crazy man!
  • 5 0
 RHEEDER
  • 1 0
 One of the highlights from our vantge point was when yaanick came into that big double after the drop with both feet off pedals but still went for the flip tuck. Sooo gnarly!!
  • 1 0
 Brett Rheeder and Anthony Messere are definitely going to be giving Semenuk a run for his money in the coming years. I think the competition is getting closer than ever.
  • 1 0
 i think Brandon semenuk is favored by judges i mean hes a great biker but seriously hes gotten first place in every freeride event science like 2008
  • 2 0
 Stupid friends on my PB. What a sick podium! Semenuks taking the FMB king for sure!
  • 1 0
 great coverage of a killer backwoods event thats a do not miss in my books... great course, small crowd, up close w' the pros sending it huge... a spectators dream
  • 2 1
 Gwin and Semenuk.... Now I get why Trek bike's cost so much, you truly can get better with them. lol
  • 3 1
 rheeder is the younger semenuk Wink
  • 2 0
 Yeah he reminds me to Semenuk just some years ago... Trek got an awesome team!
  • 2 1
 how old is he then? Eight? Because I got hair on my toes that is older than Seminuk.
  • 4 1
 where's the video?
  • 2 3
 On the one hand it´s fantastic how unstoppable Semenuk is, but on the other hand it´s boring to see him on the top of the podium again and again. I want to see more thrilling battle for 1st place ! :-)
  • 1 0
 He is still battling for 1st
  • 3 0
 I'm going to get a trek!
  • 1 0
 So boss,!! This video made me dance!!! Then i went and shrad my bike!! Go Semenuk!!!
  • 1 0
 Will there be or has there been a High jump comp this year?

If so Soderstrom and Messere meet!
  • 1 0
 next up... crankworx, where i have no doubt semenuk will come out again, see you there brothers n sisters.
  • 3 1
 both Semenuk, Soderstrom and Berrecloth in the same movie .. this is rad!
  • 1 3
 "Both" implies two people, but you listed three...
  • 3 0
 you're the grammarian, arent you? sorry for my non-existing typingskills.. : / i just liked the video Frown
  • 1 0
 What are the specialized bikes Bearclaw and Martin are riding, they look like a new slopestyle bike
  • 1 0
 any one else notice the specialized slope bike darren and martin were on?? new sx proto?
  • 1 0
 That vid is dope! wiked editing. props to the editor and the man behind the lense. Three canadians on the podium. sweet.
  • 1 0
 Song is We Do This- Krafty Kuts and Dynamite MC Smile
  • 1 0
 1.16. You can see the instant she got wet.
  • 1 0
 whats this song called???
  • 1 0
 brandon your jeans sooo skinnny dude
  • 2 1
 Bike of the year is TREK & have the best RIDER'S !!!!
  • 2 1
 brett and brandon have been dominating the podium...so rad
  • 2 1
 If you want to be the best, you have to take out the best! GO SEMENUK!!!!
  • 1 0
 TREK is just in every podium in mountain biking right now!!
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 Semenuk, that badass did it again! Cool!
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 ееееебанутые
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 so no one trcked the last jump?
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 anyone know who wroye this track.
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 Can we have an event like this in England please? North of England?
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 Sooo much fun!! Be sweet if they open up a ladies class
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 Song name?
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 wat happened to pilgrim?
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 YEAHHHH FOGELLL!
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 OMG SEMENUK
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 SRheeder is the guy. Smile
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 Sick edit...
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 Sick edit...
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 Awesome shots Ian!
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 Song?
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 semenuck with the win... of corse
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