Movies For Your Monday
Going Hoff - Kurt Sorge and Friends hit the sender buttons.
French Chronicles - Anthony Rocci: Episode one. Video excerpt: Hexagone film.
Eric Hillen Rips: Video: BlackSpruce Films. Song: Lungs by Steve Earle.
Mark Scott - Rake & Ride: Join Mark Scott as he negotiates his bike around some rather tight trees and enjoys a dabble in the good kind of deep brown stuff.
Fullface Productions Crash Compilation: Filmed during Signatures Movie filming, Whistler Crankworx, Nine Knights, JBC Revelations, and many more events...
Having Fun: Shredding in Poland.
ION - Surfing Elements: Charging barrels, spraying dirt, hard cuts and smooth slides – ION international surf, kite, wind, wake, SUP and mountain bike team has been surfing elements around the globe. This 2014 highlights edit showcases, how similar the different sports are, featuring rotations, flips and cuts back-to-back, switching between the different sports.
Forest Crew - Winter Conditions with Sacha Kojevnikov: Our last video of the year is here. We love winter conditions, it's always fun to ride in the mist, every moment spent on the bike during winter is a good day!
Right on, Frankenstein: Lucas Cowan, Luca Cometti, Ray Syron, Matt Puzel, and friends get together for a full day of shredding the local trails.
Sullivan Canyon: Riding in Santa Monica, California.
Fettlers - Episode 1 - The Wooden Bike: When Michael Thompson's friends challenged him to build a wooden bike he threw himself into it, even if the bet was only for £1. One thousand hours later, the SplinterBike was born.
Matt Beringer - I Wanna Live - Full Segment: Classic.
Kris Fox - 2014 Year End: Best manual of the year.
The Shroud of Darkness: Funeral Cycling and Endo Customs are back producing another kit. Minimal, dark, and impossibly luxurious. funeralcycling.com
Travis Pastrana's Action Figures - Official Trailer: Insanity.
David McColm - The Night Watchman: David McColm is not your ordinary Whistler photographer. His masterpiece time lapse images forego the familiar hero shots of big mountain athletes and picture-perfect ski models for a more artistic rendition of winter’s playground. Inspired by centrifugal skylines and mountainscapes, McColm’s quest to get the shot captures the microcosmic synergy that thrives in Whistler.
Arctic Swell - Surfing the Ends of the Earth: Photographer Chris Burkard and Professional Surfers Patrick Millin, Brett Barley, and Chadd Konig brave sub-zero temperatures in the Arctic Circle to capture moments of raw beauty in conditions that rank among the harshest in the natural world. The bitterly cold seas and wind exact a large price on their minds and bodies, but the reward - adventure, amazement, and self-knowledge - draws them closer together and pushes them to tackle the next frontier in surfing.
Erik Elstran - Madera 2014: MUST WATCH.
Until Tomorrow: Five pro riders, three disciplines: BMX, skateboarding, and snowboarding. One dream destination: California. From March 10th to April 4th, Matthias Dandois (BMX), Maxime Charveron (BMX), Sam Partaix (Skateboard), Anne-Flore Marxer (Snowboard) and Rémy Taveira (Skateboard) cut a swath through the West Coast of the US following hot tips and challenges posted on the Internet by their community of fans.
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Title Photo by: Ryan Nangle
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
French Chronicles - Anthony Rocci: Episode one. Video excerpt: Hexagone film.
Eric Hillen Rips: Video: BlackSpruce Films. Song: Lungs by Steve Earle.
Mark Scott - Rake & Ride: Join Mark Scott as he negotiates his bike around some rather tight trees and enjoys a dabble in the good kind of deep brown stuff.
Fullface Productions Crash Compilation: Filmed during Signatures Movie filming, Whistler Crankworx, Nine Knights, JBC Revelations, and many more events...
Having Fun: Shredding in Poland.
ION - Surfing Elements: Charging barrels, spraying dirt, hard cuts and smooth slides – ION international surf, kite, wind, wake, SUP and mountain bike team has been surfing elements around the globe. This 2014 highlights edit showcases, how similar the different sports are, featuring rotations, flips and cuts back-to-back, switching between the different sports.
Forest Crew - Winter Conditions with Sacha Kojevnikov: Our last video of the year is here. We love winter conditions, it's always fun to ride in the mist, every moment spent on the bike during winter is a good day!
Right on, Frankenstein: Lucas Cowan, Luca Cometti, Ray Syron, Matt Puzel, and friends get together for a full day of shredding the local trails.
Sullivan Canyon: Riding in Santa Monica, California.
Fettlers - Episode 1 - The Wooden Bike: When Michael Thompson's friends challenged him to build a wooden bike he threw himself into it, even if the bet was only for £1. One thousand hours later, the SplinterBike was born.
Matt Beringer - I Wanna Live - Full Segment: Classic.
Kris Fox - 2014 Year End: Best manual of the year.
Kris Fox 2014 Year End Edit from SE Bikes on Vimeo.
The Shroud of Darkness: Funeral Cycling and Endo Customs are back producing another kit. Minimal, dark, and impossibly luxurious. funeralcycling.com
The Shroud of Darkness from Derek Dix on Vimeo.
Travis Pastrana's Action Figures - Official Trailer: Insanity.
David McColm - The Night Watchman: David McColm is not your ordinary Whistler photographer. His masterpiece time lapse images forego the familiar hero shots of big mountain athletes and picture-perfect ski models for a more artistic rendition of winter’s playground. Inspired by centrifugal skylines and mountainscapes, McColm’s quest to get the shot captures the microcosmic synergy that thrives in Whistler.
Arctic Swell - Surfing the Ends of the Earth: Photographer Chris Burkard and Professional Surfers Patrick Millin, Brett Barley, and Chadd Konig brave sub-zero temperatures in the Arctic Circle to capture moments of raw beauty in conditions that rank among the harshest in the natural world. The bitterly cold seas and wind exact a large price on their minds and bodies, but the reward - adventure, amazement, and self-knowledge - draws them closer together and pushes them to tackle the next frontier in surfing.
Erik Elstran - Madera 2014: MUST WATCH.
Until Tomorrow: Five pro riders, three disciplines: BMX, skateboarding, and snowboarding. One dream destination: California. From March 10th to April 4th, Matthias Dandois (BMX), Maxime Charveron (BMX), Sam Partaix (Skateboard), Anne-Flore Marxer (Snowboard) and Rémy Taveira (Skateboard) cut a swath through the West Coast of the US following hot tips and challenges posted on the Internet by their community of fans.
Until Tomorrow - The Movie (English version) from Ride Sessions on Vimeo.
Title Photo by: Ryan Nangle
To check out videos submitted by fellow Pinkbike members that didn't quite make Movie Mondays here.
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For someone who's 6"4, 26" would make sense. I've got a 24" dirt jump bike (NS Holy 1) and a 24" BMX cruiser for racing. The BMX race bike (not a 24" BMX for tricks) has a longer wheelbase and is stiffer. It's far faster and pumps way better. However, it's really harsh when I case landings and the geometry won't take suspension whereas the 24" DJ will. For a man of experience, I'd say you should go for a 24" or 26". You can get great 26" DJ bikes, or if they're too twitchy, look at 4X bikes. They'll still be tons of fun.
I wooden have thought it possible, but it looks like it turned out oak-k.
It takes alotta balsa to attempt a project of that magnitude, fir sure, elm impressed.
I suspect he had help, but he's mahogany all the credit.
He alder produce them for sale, I'm sure it would prove poplar.
But it would be bad if customers got slivers in their ash, they would probably birch about it!
(this would require a doctor with tweezers to teak a look)
He would need to make several frame sizes, small, medium & larch.
People in Santa Monica would use them as beech cruisers.
Walnut olive you will find this humorous, maple some of you will??
That is all