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Reece Wallace – flight path: Reece Wallace goes absolutely huge in her latest video. Video: Matt Butterworth.
Reece Wallace – North Shore: Reece Wallace has his eyes on the competition in Red Bull Rampage. Follow Reece while fighting a broken back and his own redemption journey to British Columbia. Video: Matt Butterworth. Additional cinematography: David Peabad and Colin Jones. Song: Ian Ritz.
In memory of Carlin Dunne 1982-2019: Rest in peace Pug.
Team Shower – Åre Video Challenge 2019: Rider: Martin Söderström. Video: Simon Berggren.
Pano Gaps, Slaps, Braps: Inspired after watching Whistler and Reece Potter's video, we sought to find and fill as many gaps as possible in Panorama Bike Park. With: Stéphane Pelletier, Jeremy Mcdowell, Geoff Briggs, Liam Gould, Logan Keen, Moore Jarret, Cam Thomson and Jack Fowler.
Dirty Dancing: Scott Mackay and Caleb Holonko go up to Boogie Nights.
Loose psychedelic cyclists tear up Whistler's bike park! We had an illness while filming the boys from the area who tore up Whistler's Bike Park for the past two days. Here is the final product of our Loose Riders shoot. Thanks to the boys who came for the ride! @ dangerous.dom @ vaughan.collins @ kyam44 @gmacflurry @looseriders. Video: Tam Visuals.
Zac Rainbow: Here is a small montage on which I worked recently, I hope you enjoy it. Thank you very much to Sam Hodgson for filming and editing as a boss.
2019 BC to the Big White: Video: Dylan Siggers
Can we complete the North Shore Triple Crown? – Part 1: We try the ultimate mountain bike ride on the North Shore: The North Shore Triple Crown. Can we manage to climb up and down three mountains in one day?
San Lorenzo with Isaac Wallen: Video: Jasper Wesselman.
Odyssey Electronical – Mike Aitken: The riding of Aitken never gets old.
Sean Ricany – "It's Later Than You Think" – Complete Part: Sean Ricany must be at the height of all the riders in the world who seek to get hype for his video games. This guy has been incredulous for years and shows no signs of slowing down. His most recent appearance, and probably the most beautiful in Cult's DVD, is another success. Effortless technology from one of the best.
Dig Locals – Sean McGilly: We know Sean McGilly, from Scotland, for some time now and when we had a glimpse of a project he was undertaking with Edinburgh based filmmaker, Andy MacDonald, we knew that Was something to watch for. After tackling the Scottish climate, the guys filmed this movie in the space of a few months and despite the fact that they were not getting everything they were looking for, it was still great. Sit back and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Scottish capital, along with some sick BSD Worldwide Crew pilots. A big love to Andy for correcting this and creating a visual treat.
Nyjah – Til Mort: One of the heaviest rail parts of all time.
The coarsest falls of Nyjah: The bigger you go, the more you fall hard. Few are bigger than Nyjah Huston. The man himself recounts some of his most terrible slams over the years.
Trust Fall: With Blake Carpenter, Daan Van Der Linden, Donovon Piscopo, Kyron Davis, Caleb Barnett, Casper Brooker, Karsten Kleppan, Cyrus Bennett, Max Palmer, Sean Malto, Andrew Wilson, Nik Stain and Stefan Janoski.
Senior – 82 winters in Telluride: Senior is an icon of Telluride, essential to the development of Telluride Ski Resort. Telluride would not be what it is today without Senior.
14.c – Kai Lightner: The climbers all have a story about how they started, and the introduction of Kai Lighter, 14, is particularly striking – and not just because he is a brilliant mountain climber. Just like Tiger Woods at the golf or the Williams at the tennis, he could change the demographic data of the climbing. This film, directed by George Knowles, does not concern the race, but the family. His single mother became his regular insurance partner, a person who also ensures that he maintains the right to school. It's clear that she wants the best for her son, and if that means spending hours with his hands on an insurance device and his neck is stretched upward, so be it. .
The life of the pie: In 2002, bikers and entrepreneurs Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller settled in Fruita (Colorado) in search of cheap rent, a world-clbad single track and free time for driving. More than 15 years later, the two unconventional women helped reshape one of the most conservative cities in the state, uniting the community through advocacy, inclusion and the damn good pizza.
To watch videos submitted by other members of Pinkbike who have not quite made film Mondays here.
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Reece Wallace – North Shore: Reece Wallace has his eyes on the competition in Red Bull Rampage. Follow Reece while fighting a broken back and his own redemption journey to British Columbia. Video: Matt Butterworth. Additional cinematography: David Peabad and Colin Jones. Song: Ian Ritz.
In memory of Carlin Dunne 1982-2019: Rest in peace Pug.
Team Shower – Åre Video Challenge 2019: Rider: Martin Söderström. Video: Simon Berggren.
Pano Gaps, Slaps, Braps: Inspired after watching Whistler and Reece Potter's video, we sought to find and fill as many gaps as possible in Panorama Bike Park. With: Stéphane Pelletier, Jeremy Mcdowell, Geoff Briggs, Liam Gould, Logan Keen, Moore Jarret, Cam Thomson and Jack Fowler.
Dirty Dancing: Scott Mackay and Caleb Holonko go up to Boogie Nights.
Loose psychedelic cyclists tear up Whistler's bike park! We had an illness while filming the boys from the area who tore up Whistler's Bike Park for the past two days. Here is the final product of our Loose Riders shoot. Thanks to the boys who came for the ride! @ dangerous.dom @ vaughan.collins @ kyam44 @gmacflurry @looseriders. Video: Tam Visuals.
Zac Rainbow: Here is a small montage on which I worked recently, I hope you enjoy it. Thank you very much to Sam Hodgson for filming and editing as a boss.
2019 BC to the Big White: Video: Dylan Siggers
Can we complete the North Shore Triple Crown? – Part 1: We try the ultimate mountain bike ride on the North Shore: The North Shore Triple Crown. Can we manage to climb up and down three mountains in one day?
San Lorenzo with Isaac Wallen: Video: Jasper Wesselman.
Odyssey Electronical – Mike Aitken: The riding of Aitken never gets old.
Sean Ricany – "It's Later Than You Think" – Complete Part: Sean Ricany must be at the height of all the riders in the world who seek to get hype for his video games. This guy has been incredulous for years and shows no signs of slowing down. His most recent appearance, and probably the most beautiful in Cult's DVD, is another success. Effortless technology from one of the best.
Dig Locals – Sean McGilly: We know Sean McGilly, from Scotland, for some time now and when we had a glimpse of a project he was undertaking with Edinburgh based filmmaker, Andy MacDonald, we knew that Was something to watch for. After tackling the Scottish climate, the guys filmed this movie in the space of a few months and despite the fact that they were not getting everything they were looking for, it was still great. Sit back and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Scottish capital, along with some sick BSD Worldwide Crew pilots. A big love to Andy for correcting this and creating a visual treat.
Nyjah – Til Mort: One of the heaviest rail parts of all time.
The coarsest falls of Nyjah: The bigger you go, the more you fall hard. Few are bigger than Nyjah Huston. The man himself recounts some of his most terrible slams over the years.
Trust Fall: With Blake Carpenter, Daan Van Der Linden, Donovon Piscopo, Kyron Davis, Caleb Barnett, Casper Brooker, Karsten Kleppan, Cyrus Bennett, Max Palmer, Sean Malto, Andrew Wilson, Nik Stain and Stefan Janoski.
Senior – 82 winters in Telluride: Senior is an icon of Telluride, essential to the development of Telluride Ski Resort. Telluride would not be what it is today without Senior.
14.c – Kai Lightner: The climbers all have a story about how they started, and the introduction of Kai Lighter, 14, is particularly striking – and not just because he is a brilliant mountain climber. Just like Tiger Woods at the golf or the Williams at the tennis, he could change the demographic data of the climbing. This film, directed by George Knowles, does not concern the race, but the family. His single mother became his regular insurance partner, a person who also ensures that he maintains the right to school. It's clear that she wants the best for her son, and if that means spending hours with his hands on an insurance device and his neck is stretched upward, so be it. .
The life of the pie: In 2002, bikers and entrepreneurs Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller settled in Fruita (Colorado) in search of cheap rent, a world-clbad single track and free time for driving. More than 15 years later, the two unconventional women helped reshape one of the most conservative cities in the state, uniting the community through advocacy, inclusion and the damn good pizza.
Photo: Sterling Lorence
To watch videos submitted by other members of Pinkbike who have not quite made film Mondays here.
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