Movies For Your Monday
Max Langille - One Week in Fernie: I spent a week on Dylan Siggers' couch and he was nice enough to make me a dialed video. Thanks to Transition Bikes, Chromag Bikes, Dylan, and friends. Thanks for watching!
Snapshot - North Vancouver with Sterling Lorence: Sterling Lorence grew up on Vancouver’s North Shore and has witnessed (and contributed to) nearly two decades of progression in mountain biking. Shooting photos is a different world today than it was back then, especially considering the technology and riding style, but the Shore still provides infinite inspiration.
Pavel Alekhin. Fortification 2016: Fortification is not just another project involving riding in a historic setting. It's about fortification of the mind, when you're going for world's first tricks. So, check out how Pavel Alekhin is going big in one of the Kaliningrad's fortresses in the video below!
Bill Builds: A short edit of Bill McLane decking a jump while working on stunts for the Builder movie a few years back.
Tandie Bailey mountain biking Oz Trails in Northwest Arkansas: Local Oz Trailer, Tanide Bailey, tells us what led her to become a mountain biker.
Dave and Tara ride Razor's Edge: Dave Harder and Tara Walmsley riding a local favourite near Canmore.
Intro Cycles: Intro Cycles is a small manufacturer from Slovakia specialized in gravity mountain bike products. It was created by Robert Studeny. His idea was pretty simple: manufacture Slovakian carbon bikes aimed mainly for freeride. Rider: Jakub Béreš.
MiniLane: Video: Felix Graham. Rider: Dylan Broeke.
The Good Old Times Are Now - Trailer: This is the unoffical trailer from The Good Old Times Are Now. A film by The Forest Crew. Directed by Alan Perreard.
T.H.E Episode 1 - Some Tracks: A small portion of the backyard.
The Kitchen Sink: Made in 2015 for the opening of the Kitchen Sink.
Mike Aitken - Electronical: One of the greatest bike handlers of all time.
Maris Strombergs - One Shot: Anthill Films created this single shot segment for the Olympics.
Fit Bike Co. - "Fit Horror Picture Show": Happy (late) Halloween!
CULTCREW - Barcelona Team Trip: Filming and riding is what Cult is all about and there's no better place in the world then Barcelona. For most of the crew it was their first time and has us wondering when we'll be back. The sooner the better but for now enjoy our seven days in BCN.
Andrew Reynolds' "Made Chapter 2" B-Sides: Drew was SOTY in 1998. Think about that for moment before you watch him absolutely crush it for the next 6 minutes. Whether it’s the fountain of youth or unrivalled drive, he’s still at the top of his game. We all know what he’s accomplished over the years, but seeing these high speed ledge lines in the B-Sides is so damn rad.
Matt Berger - How I Got Sponsored: Matt Berger was very lucky - he has a very supportive dad who motivated him to skate. When Tony Hawk managed to influence his hometown to upgrade the local skatepark it was exactly what Matt needed to progress and perfect that buttery smooth style we all know so well. The rest is history.
Andy - The Untold Story of Andy Irons: This is the life story of three-time world champion surfer Andy Irons who died at age 32 from a heart attack with the secondary cause being an acute mixture of drugs. Andy and his brother, Bruce, came from humble beginnings on the small Hawaiian island of Kauai.
Keep Your Tips Up - Sean Pettit Full Backcountry Part: Some heavy moves in this one.
Tsirku Episode 1: No Man's Land: In late March of 2016, the team arrived at a base camp in Haines Pass, a region straddling the borders of the Yukon, British Columbia and Alaska. While awaiting better conditions to venture onto the Tsirku Glacier, they took the opportunity to explore the terrain surrounding Haines Pass by helicopter.
Crossing Home - A Skier’s Journey - Series Finale: For travellers, life on the road ultimately winds to an end, and the compass points towards home. In the series finale, after excursions through ski cultures across the globe, Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots go back to the beginning - British Columbia. Embarking on a 3 week expedition, they boat, bushwack, ski, and packraft the spine of the Coast mountains. From interior plateau, steep chutes and over the Homathko Icefield, to the lush, carpeted coastal inlets of the Pacific coast. What is the meaning of home? A cast of characters help them understand what that term truly means.
Iguana vs. Snake: This is one of the greatest chase scenes in cinema history. Planet Earth II is amazing.
![Loris Vergier stepped things up a notch in 2016 and the young rider is now considered a podium threat on any World Cup track.]()
Title Photo by: Dave Trumpore
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
Snapshot - North Vancouver with Sterling Lorence: Sterling Lorence grew up on Vancouver’s North Shore and has witnessed (and contributed to) nearly two decades of progression in mountain biking. Shooting photos is a different world today than it was back then, especially considering the technology and riding style, but the Shore still provides infinite inspiration.
Pavel Alekhin. Fortification 2016: Fortification is not just another project involving riding in a historic setting. It's about fortification of the mind, when you're going for world's first tricks. So, check out how Pavel Alekhin is going big in one of the Kaliningrad's fortresses in the video below!
Bill Builds: A short edit of Bill McLane decking a jump while working on stunts for the Builder movie a few years back.
Tandie Bailey mountain biking Oz Trails in Northwest Arkansas: Local Oz Trailer, Tanide Bailey, tells us what led her to become a mountain biker.
Dave and Tara ride Razor's Edge: Dave Harder and Tara Walmsley riding a local favourite near Canmore.
Intro Cycles: Intro Cycles is a small manufacturer from Slovakia specialized in gravity mountain bike products. It was created by Robert Studeny. His idea was pretty simple: manufacture Slovakian carbon bikes aimed mainly for freeride. Rider: Jakub Béreš.
MiniLane: Video: Felix Graham. Rider: Dylan Broeke.
The Good Old Times Are Now - Trailer: This is the unoffical trailer from The Good Old Times Are Now. A film by The Forest Crew. Directed by Alan Perreard.
T.H.E Episode 1 - Some Tracks: A small portion of the backyard.
The Kitchen Sink: Made in 2015 for the opening of the Kitchen Sink.
Mike Aitken - Electronical: One of the greatest bike handlers of all time.
Maris Strombergs - One Shot: Anthill Films created this single shot segment for the Olympics.
Fit Bike Co. - "Fit Horror Picture Show": Happy (late) Halloween!
CULTCREW - Barcelona Team Trip: Filming and riding is what Cult is all about and there's no better place in the world then Barcelona. For most of the crew it was their first time and has us wondering when we'll be back. The sooner the better but for now enjoy our seven days in BCN.
Andrew Reynolds' "Made Chapter 2" B-Sides: Drew was SOTY in 1998. Think about that for moment before you watch him absolutely crush it for the next 6 minutes. Whether it’s the fountain of youth or unrivalled drive, he’s still at the top of his game. We all know what he’s accomplished over the years, but seeing these high speed ledge lines in the B-Sides is so damn rad.
Matt Berger - How I Got Sponsored: Matt Berger was very lucky - he has a very supportive dad who motivated him to skate. When Tony Hawk managed to influence his hometown to upgrade the local skatepark it was exactly what Matt needed to progress and perfect that buttery smooth style we all know so well. The rest is history.
Andy - The Untold Story of Andy Irons: This is the life story of three-time world champion surfer Andy Irons who died at age 32 from a heart attack with the secondary cause being an acute mixture of drugs. Andy and his brother, Bruce, came from humble beginnings on the small Hawaiian island of Kauai.
Keep Your Tips Up - Sean Pettit Full Backcountry Part: Some heavy moves in this one.
Tsirku Episode 1: No Man's Land: In late March of 2016, the team arrived at a base camp in Haines Pass, a region straddling the borders of the Yukon, British Columbia and Alaska. While awaiting better conditions to venture onto the Tsirku Glacier, they took the opportunity to explore the terrain surrounding Haines Pass by helicopter.
Crossing Home - A Skier’s Journey - Series Finale: For travellers, life on the road ultimately winds to an end, and the compass points towards home. In the series finale, after excursions through ski cultures across the globe, Chad Sayers and Forrest Coots go back to the beginning - British Columbia. Embarking on a 3 week expedition, they boat, bushwack, ski, and packraft the spine of the Coast mountains. From interior plateau, steep chutes and over the Homathko Icefield, to the lush, carpeted coastal inlets of the Pacific coast. What is the meaning of home? A cast of characters help them understand what that term truly means.
Crossing Home: A Skier's Journey | Series Finale from Jordan Manley on Vimeo.
Iguana vs. Snake: This is one of the greatest chase scenes in cinema history. Planet Earth II is amazing.
Title Photo by: Dave Trumpore
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
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Also Andrew Reynolds shredding that hard at 38. Crazy.