Movies For Your Monday
cLoSe: This video is a visual experiment. There are millions of BMX videos in the world and most of them feature crazy tricks, so does this. But I found out that most people who are not involved in the sport can't understand why we do all this and what is so facinating about spinning a bike through the air. So I made this video to put the viewer next to the rider.
Winter Dreaming: It's not all doom and gloom here in the UK. This was shot a couple of weeks back when we had a small pocket of sun and dry(ish) trails. Riding starts at 0:20.
Anthony Messere & Owen Dawson Poco BMX Edit: Had a little sesh at Poco and threw this together!
Emanuel Pombo in Descent of Holy Stairs 2013l: Pombo shredding in Brazil.
Eric Walenta - 2012 Season: A few cool shots from last season, looking forward to 2013.
Winter Bikes 2013: It's been an insane winter riding and filming. Rode so many cool places and here's some of the best stuff we shot, thanks to everyone who helped film.
Phil Mclean - Queenstown/Frew Farm: Phil and Hog head south for some pre-Farm Jam riding.
Whistgnar Galloping: Ryan follows Ethan down Dirt Merchant in Whistgnar.
Joel Sheehan: Went for a film with one of the local riders Joel Sheehan, this is my first actual film/editing project. Enjoy!
Tim Black - Canberra Throw Down: Headed down to Canberra to meet up with local rider Tim Black. The track is rough, steep and a hell of a long walk to the top. Tim shreds.
Aston Hill - Matt Wakefield: Matt shredding Aston Hill's Surface to Air trail on an icy day.
Super Slow Mo Mood: Newly opened Oslo Sommerpark. All the sounds are made in post as we didn't have a mic on the camera.
TBT TopCycle Team 2013: Riding starts at 2:21.
Slappin' Bass: Absolute SHREDDING. Australia has way too many fast riders.
Cyclemob x California: It's pretty tough taking the time to film in California when the riding is so great. That being said, here is a select bit of self-filmed footage I was able to capture during our spring break trip to California.
Not Another GoPro Edit: Possibly the best GoPro video ever? Looks like a good time.
Midway: A film by Chris Jordan.
Whatever it Takes: Paralyzed Motocross Rider - Darius Glover: Inspiring and motivational best describe Darius Glover. Darius has been riding dirt bikes since he was 7 years old. At 15, everything changed when he suffered a life changing injury during a race; paralysis from the waist down. Undeterred by those telling him he'd never ride again, Darius has found a way not only to ride dirt bikes, but to compete at the highest level of motocross. Recent stints at the X Games and qualifications at Loretta Lynns show that no matter the situation, it's possible to do anything you want.
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Title Photo by: Dave Trumpore
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make the homepage click here: www.pinkbike.com/news/videos
Winter Dreaming: It's not all doom and gloom here in the UK. This was shot a couple of weeks back when we had a small pocket of sun and dry(ish) trails. Riding starts at 0:20.
Anthony Messere & Owen Dawson Poco BMX Edit: Had a little sesh at Poco and threw this together!
Emanuel Pombo in Descent of Holy Stairs 2013l: Pombo shredding in Brazil.
Eric Walenta - 2012 Season: A few cool shots from last season, looking forward to 2013.
Winter Bikes 2013: It's been an insane winter riding and filming. Rode so many cool places and here's some of the best stuff we shot, thanks to everyone who helped film.
Phil Mclean - Queenstown/Frew Farm: Phil and Hog head south for some pre-Farm Jam riding.
Whistgnar Galloping: Ryan follows Ethan down Dirt Merchant in Whistgnar.
Joel Sheehan: Went for a film with one of the local riders Joel Sheehan, this is my first actual film/editing project. Enjoy!
Tim Black - Canberra Throw Down: Headed down to Canberra to meet up with local rider Tim Black. The track is rough, steep and a hell of a long walk to the top. Tim shreds.
Aston Hill - Matt Wakefield: Matt shredding Aston Hill's Surface to Air trail on an icy day.
Super Slow Mo Mood: Newly opened Oslo Sommerpark. All the sounds are made in post as we didn't have a mic on the camera.
TBT TopCycle Team 2013: Riding starts at 2:21.
Slappin' Bass: Absolute SHREDDING. Australia has way too many fast riders.
Slappin bass from David McMillan on Vimeo.
Cyclemob x California: It's pretty tough taking the time to film in California when the riding is so great. That being said, here is a select bit of self-filmed footage I was able to capture during our spring break trip to California.
Cyclemob x California from Luc Wilson on Vimeo.
Not Another GoPro Edit: Possibly the best GoPro video ever? Looks like a good time.
Midway: A film by Chris Jordan.
MIDWAY : trailer : a film by Chris Jordan from Midway on Vimeo.
Whatever it Takes: Paralyzed Motocross Rider - Darius Glover: Inspiring and motivational best describe Darius Glover. Darius has been riding dirt bikes since he was 7 years old. At 15, everything changed when he suffered a life changing injury during a race; paralysis from the waist down. Undeterred by those telling him he'd never ride again, Darius has found a way not only to ride dirt bikes, but to compete at the highest level of motocross. Recent stints at the X Games and qualifications at Loretta Lynns show that no matter the situation, it's possible to do anything you want.
Title Photo by: Dave Trumpore
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make the homepage click here: www.pinkbike.com/news/videos
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So ride smart. If you doubt whether you can do something then don't do it!.. Practise more and work up to it. Yeah, once you start hitting fast tracks and big jumps then the risk escalates regardless of skill. However, if you be patient, start small and work your way up to the bigger stuff then the risk of injury is reduced. If you can't competently jump smaller jumps then, you should steer clear of bigger jumps. It's mostly common sense.
Look at world class GP riders, they ride extremely fast and on edge every race but, the crash rate is minimal because they have worked their way up to that level of riding.
also a little question for you... why would something you say on the internet must not be taken seriously ??
some people go to jail for things they've said on the internet
I heard this good saying once.. "taste your words before you serve them".. By unknown..
The internet may be hosted in a virtual environment but the people that use it are real and the comments you make are real. It may not seem real as you type away on your keyboard but once you click send your comment becomes public and you become accountable for every word you post.
Maybe put a little thought into your jokes next time you post. Everyone has a sense of humour but some jokes are just bad taste or used in an inappropriate situation.
sick vids all around. Slappin Bass...? :o holy crap that kid shreds.
www.pinkbike.com/video/301141