Movies For Your Monday

Apr 23, 2017
by Scott Secco  
A Tribute to Stevie Smith: We miss you Stevie.

Views: 175,969    Faves: 2,955    Comments: 116



The Mothership: The Mothership is a space cadet from Australia, traveling the country, building jumps, and trying stunts. This video doesn't have any stunts because he was kinda scared at the time but trust me, sometimes he stunts. PS: he also likes a beer, it's the one thing that is clear.

Views: 5,587    Faves: 32    Comments: 1



No EXIF - Leica on the Builder movie shoot: Leica M6 on the Builder movie shoot in 2014. Voice by Scott Secco. Photos by Hoshi Yoshida. Shot during the production of Builder on location in Vancouver, Nelson, and Williams Lake. Riders: Ryan Berrecloth, Mark Matthews, Garett Buehler, Alex Volokhov, James Doerfling. The shoot was powered by the support of Sr Suntour.

Views: 7,398    Faves: 41    Comments: 3



Nathan Ashworth - Not Washed Up: I decided to piece together a few clips with Nathan Ashworth from our most frequented riding spots along the coast in South-West Victoria, Australia.

Views: 4,628    Faves: 13    Comments: 6



The Name's, Bond... Alex Bond: Ride IO team rider Alex Bond shredding some of his local trails.

Views: 5,251    Faves: 47    Comments: 4



Weird & Revered - Island Boys: 10 days of adventuring and biking on Oahu and the Big Island.

Views: 2,189    Faves: 11    Comments: 0



Clap Cam Chronicles Episode One - Drew Boxold: The first in a series showcasing my friends that happen to be very good at bicycle riding.

Views: 6,250    Faves: 71    Comments: 8



Kasper Dean - Spring Break: Winter in the PNW did not mess around. As soon as classes let out Kasper made the trip south for some unbeatable California riding.

Views: 6,068    Faves: 54    Comments: 6



Craigieburn Enduro 2017: Gravity Canterbury Craigieburn Enduro was such a rad event, best trails, weather, people, and the views!

Views: 3,020    Faves: 14    Comments: 2



Montanus - Tramontana: Tramontana [tramonˈtaːna] it’s a cold and dry wind blowing from the north Europe towards Italy, carrying snow and frigid temperature. In ancient times the Latin word trānsmontānus (trāns- + montānus) indicated what was beyond the mountains, unknown, barbaric and dangerous. “Tramontana” is a journey through human ancestral fears and primordial virtues of the fire, the natural element that, since the dawn of time, allowed it to defeat the dark, the cold, the isolation and the wild beasts. A tribute to the human wild side that gets lost in the origins of our story.




Who Rides Better Than Cam Zink? Cam Zink may be one of the best all-around mountain bike riders in the world but even Cam knows that his brother Howie is the better street rider.




Iñaki Mazza - Random Memories: Nuevos viajes y nuevas experiencias de Iñaki junto a su bike en un video que nos muestra parte de su 2016.




Vans BMX Illustrated: Calvin Kosovich - Full Segment: Calvin Kosovich takes you on a raw street tour putting his pegs on anything in his way. From Australia to California and Arizona, Calvin has perfected the art of metal on metal madness with a collection of frightening grinds that would make even Josh Harrington proud.




Grow Up - Chris Childs - Full Segment: Another great segment from Grow Up.




Girl & Antihero - Beauty and the Beast: Video features Frank Gerwer, Peter Hewitt, Eric Koston, John Cardiel, Rick Howard, Julien Stranger, Brian Anderson, Andrew Allen, P-Kid, Sean Malto, Rick McCrank, Tony Trujillo, Mike Carroll, Robbie Russo, Max Schaaf, Tony Miorana, Alex Olson, Peabody and more.




Gigi Rüf - Union: Stronger - Full Segment: One of the most stylish riders ever.




The Alchemists: Short documentary film on photography and creativity in a changing digital world following and interviewing action sport photographer Blake Jorgenson through his home mountains of British Columbia Canada.




Hokkaido Calling: “Is it possible to stand where no one has before?” In search for the less obvious, Sam Smoothy Jeremie Heitz and Dane Tudor set out to explore Hokkaido, an island with over 15 metres of annual snowfall. And in looking for something different, they found something else.




Preserving One Square Inch of Silence: Gordon Hempton is on a personal quest to preserve silence in nature. The “sound-tracker” circles the globe recording vanishing sounds, including the most elusive one of all: silence. In 2005, Hempton resolved to find the quietest place in Washington's Hoh rainforest, itself a haven of silence. According to Hempton, the area he found is precisely one square inch. But that little area of quiet—which holds incredible value for the Earth—is endangered. Now, Hempton is determined to protect it from noise pollution like overpassing jets, lest we lose one of our country’s last remaining silent places.




120 Days: Few people know anything the way David Mangum knows tarpon fishing. His hunger to better understand these primordial monster borders on obsession. It also makes him one of the best fishing guides in the world. Follow David as he scouts the flats and talks tarpon in 120 Days: Tarpon Season.




RED Collective - Paul Nicklen - Sea Legacy: Paul Nicklen has dedicated his life to being an advocate for the Earth’s threatened polar regions. Paul uses the Sea Legacy Foundation to bring awareness to the species and ecosystems currently in peril due to climate change through immersive, visual storytelling.




Exporing the beauty of dust

Title Photo by: JanKaslPhoto



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21 Comments
  • 59 1
 Oh man, opening up the page and first thing I see is Stevie. That hit me really hard. Great to bring back fond memories, but it still hurts so bad that he's gone. Miss ya buddy. #longlivechainsaw

P.S. If anyone from Devinci is reading this, when you do revamp the Wilson, there is only one appropriate name: The Chainsaw.
  • 3 0
 I opened this up and it hit me so hard. I have an exam in 2 hours and crying while watching a video probably isn't the best study technique. #longlivechainsaw
  • 1 0
 I can't remember the last time I was smiling with tears running down my face. Wow, what a video
  • 1 0
 I was NOT ready for the feels train....
  • 22 0
 Erm, aren't you kinda missing the hour long 'A Bigger Slice of British Pie' from your Monday list?
  • 2 0
 My thoughts exactly, I'm surprised it's not on the front page?!
  • 6 0
 The moment that you realize that Leica guy puts an Ilford XP2 into the bag, which is a BW film for colour process. Now I get why all those scratches, grain and dust are on those photos - from poor machine processing. Nothing like buy a very pricey camera and then develop photos using amateur process from 90's.
  • 3 0
 Spot on. Norhing but bulk kodak tri-x 400 in my Leica. Hand developed by me. Cheaper and better tones than xp2.. www.Plus90.ca for samples..
  • 3 0
 Montanus - Tramontana! I for one find fatties quite unattractive, but mostly because where I ride they just don't fit. But the perspective here is something different. So I guess for every train... And I like the mood coming from that video.
  • 1 0
 Thanks Angueloff!
  • 6 0
 There's a 3rd Zink brother.....god damn.
  • 1 0
 Just cam and Howie. But there's kids now and on the way, so watch out groms.
  • 4 1
 just think how many more tarpon that guy woulda caught if his reel was running 20mm boost
  • 1 0
 I watch that Stevie Smith tribute video at least once a month and yet every time it still hits me harder than the time before #longlivechainsaw
  • 2 1
 Gigi Rüf's video part was beautiful, the opening grab and powder landing..... so sick
  • 2 1
 Damned I wanna make a ski trip to Hokkaido.....how is biking there though? Is there a DH or trailriding scene?
  • 3 1
 tarpon on the fly. absolutely nothing like it.
  • 2 1
 gigi ruf snowboarding video, that was awesome
  • 2 1
 Boxold. Extra large dude on an extra small bike. Sick.
  • 2 1
 Holy sweet jeezus there are a lot of good movies today!!!!!!!!!!!
  • 1 0
 Chris childs gave me heart palpitations







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