Furious BC - Daniel Fleury & Brendan Howey: Style is timeless. Video: Léon Perrin.
Create & Destroy: Rider: Aiken Colinge.
Lorin Whitaker - Utah Ripping: Ridgeline mastermind.
Living in Disneyland - Part 1, Out There: Scott Woolley rides one of Whistler's best trails. Video: David Kenworthy.
Farm Jam 2018 MTB Highlights: MTB highlights from the 2018 Farm Jam in New Zealand. Featuring Matt Jones, Carson Storch, Ryan Howard, Conor Macfarlane, Lewis Jones, Ray George, Tyler McCaul, Phil McLean, and more
Farm Jam 2018 Moto Highlights: Featuring Tyler Bereman, Josh Sheehan, Lewis Woods, Jake Bowen, Andrew Jackson, Caleb Delacy, Callum Shaw, and more.
Farm Jam 2018 BMX Highlights: Featuring Logan Martin, Kyle Baldock, Michael Hucker Clark, Kris Fox, Corey Bohan, Jason Watts, Mike Ross, Joe Simpson, and more.
Tanner Stephens - Fall On The Front Range: Thanks to Wiley Kaupas (@wileyk94) for filming and
@deityusa, @dialedhealth, and
@novatecwheels for the continued support!
Gibon Movie 2017: Gbn Crew proudly brings you another season recap. This year is not only about abusing bikes but also about creating quality informative video about life and stuff with wise quotes from some old dude and stuff. Riders: Gibbons and friends. Filmed by: everyone. Edit:
@nikifor88.
Creators - A Slovenian MTB Film: Here is a story about a group of guys who grew up watching mountain bike movies. Every start is hard and boys quickly realised, that movie-like trails don't appear out of thin air. Times have changed since then, but the desire never faded. Video: Jani Brumat.
Can A 10 Second Track Be Fun? Olly and I wanted to see what kind of video we could make from this 10 second gully. We ended up getting some cool shots!
Highway 395 Revisited: The Eastern Sierras called out for a end-of-Summer road trip, so myself, Chris McNally and Moi Medina headed out of Los Angeles to score a few final trail days just as the first snows were dropping. Growing up on the legends of the Kamikaze Downhill, and the Sierra 7500' mountain bike races I was fascinated to learn that before the Kamikaze hit the slopes of Mammoth Mountain, it lived for two years South and across the valley on White Mountain. The race ran from the area known as Sherman Grove, and dropped 6,000' along Silver Canyon Road. As a pilgrimage we went out and rode the area, not following the old tracks exactly, but exploring the mountains and vibe which inspired the early days of mountain biking.
GT in LA: Kachinsky, Jeremiah Smith, and Rob Wise visit LA.
Kink BMX Team In Argentina! Follow the squad in Argentina through Buenos Aires and Rosario, stacking clips, and taking in the good vibes of the great country! Riders: Sean Sexton, Travis Hughes, Casey Starling, and Agustin Gutierrez.
Chris Cole's Never Been Done - A History of NBDs: NBDs are the benchmark of skateboarding. From his earliest parts 'til now, Chris Cole has logged more than just about anyone. Take a walk down memory lane with the DC team and revisit some of Cole's most memorable Never Been Done tricks throughout his career.
Classics - Chris Cole "Dying to Live" Cole's legendary ability to stomp down and ride away from almost any trick he wanted became clear with this part. Jamie Thomas introduces a classic Zero part from 2002.
Shaun White -The Guy who Raised the Bar in Snowboarding: Double Olympic snowboarding champion Shaun White is making a difference to people through his inspirational charity work.
The Burrrlapz - Road Trip and Stuff, A Telenovela: Drive far, break your car. Turns out old Megs only had a few hundred km left on 'er, but you know what they say, "sometimes your truck explodes and you leave it in Golden." Other than seizing engines we also drove sleds, drank beers, fell off cliffs, and didn't make any avalanches. So we're stoked.
Kilian: Kilian Jornet is considered the greatest mountain runner ever. But he doesn't consider himself a runner. Join Kilian in his new backyard in Norway as he attempts to ski and run in a single day the Seven Summits of Romsdalen, a 77km route with 9000m of elevation gain.
Sea Of Miracles: There has been consistent, galvanized resistance to a proposed nuclear power plant in Kaminoseki, Japan. Patagonia grantee and activist Midori Takashima, founder of the Kaminoseki Nature Conservation Association–along with fishermen and farmers who have been actively protesting for 35 years–continues to fight against the proposed construction.
Title Photo by:
Ian Hylands
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays
here.
That day in Japan was a terrible disaster because 16000 people died from a massive tsunami, and there also happened to be several injured and 2 killed inside of a nuclear power plant that had a massive failure. But don't forget about the 16000 because they died from water, and the word radiation is scarier than the word water.
The WHO released an official statement afterwards that they did not expect leukemia or birth defect rates to increase at all as a result of the radiation release. And I know the people who flew the planes and were on the ground measuring the radiation rates. The release was equivalent to about a chest x-ray. That's not great, but it didn't kill people like the news said. Nor is anyone in any part of the world affected in any way by "irradiated fish".
Don't get me wrong, it was a terrible disaster, but we can avoid those by being smarter in the future. Next generation nuclear reactors don't have the cooling system vulnerabilities of the very old design used in Fukushima. And, nuclear power could prevent millions of deaths from pollution every year if we would adopt it more widely, in conjunction with solar and wind.
my apologies, now back to biking...
One day you will satisfy a woman.
Keep the faith!
Also, Shaun White: is he really any better than the flag burners in Pakistan or Iran?
Happy Monday!