When Paris got free after the lockdown, my motivation to film with my people was 100%. We started some sessions & it kept growing.
Riding with young guns like Leo & OG’s like Yohan is making this episode special to me.
BMX DeMarcus Paul 2020 edit by bytiM Production
Name: James White
Age: 49
Hometown: Sidcup, Kent, England
Hook-ups/Sponsors: None
---The FAT favorite list---
-Spot to ride: Bexleyheath courts, it’s home.
-BMX video: Intrikat
-Website: Flatmattersonline
-Web video: Any of mine!
-Food: Curry
-Twitter to follow: I don’t
-Person on Instagram: Steff Evans
It could be me but during the Covid-19 times I've seen lots of trails riding happening. Of course riding trails comes with the hard work of building them but in the nature of trails riding, this can be done away from the masses. If 1,5 meter distance needs to be followed, building trails is perfect. 1) You won't have tons of people around to dig and 2) If everyone builds their own set, there's enough distance in between all people at the dirt spot. The freedom to create whatever you feel like is very attractive; you just need a shovel, some water and dirt to create a dream line.
But rain can destroy the dream quickly if the jumps are not covered up when the water comes down with buckets at a time. The Flame Trails have experienced the feat, and do now need some love again in order to make them run smoothly. The Helm Trails at the other side of town are covered up after every session and even though the heavy rain created some extra work, the Helm Trails are already back up and running.
The Mid-week session took place on a sweet summer night. Not too hot, not too windy, and when the sun went down, the condition was perfect. But that moment doesn't last long and the mosquitos also seem to favour that time of the day to look for some blood. Anyway, we shot some pics for you to enjoy. Check @helmtrails on Insta for session days/times. Well worth it.
BdJ
Solid crew of riders cruising the streets of Montreal.
Jeremy is always behind the lens and decided to put down the dad cam and lay out some cool moves for ya! Enjoy.
"Vagabond Squad" is a full-length video from Canada’s Weird & Revered crew. Filmed from 2016 to 2019, the project is community rooted with a strong focus on the Edmonton BMX scene. Although a majority of the clips are from the crew’s home city, the footage spans 9 countries, 8 American states, and 4 Canadian provinces and territories.
The Sleeper, a.k.a. Ethan Corriere, taking full advantage of a quarantine-initiated break in slangin' bikes to put in some real work. Go buy some Sleeper shit if you appreciate your man's moves!
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