Sean Falkenstein's section from Division Brand's "Make Noise" video that dropped last month.
Jack O'Reilly - Make Noise - Division Brand. Jack O'Reilly's section from Division Brand's "Make Noise" video that dropped last month.
Wolfgang Ray's section from Division Brand's "Make Noise" video that dropped last month.
Jake Deering's section from Division Brand's Make Noise video that dropped last month.
The new full length video from Division Brand "MAKE NOISE" with full sections from Jake Deering, Wolfgang Ray, Rex Cubic, Jack O'Reilly and Sean Falkenstein. Along with footage of Angel Covarrubias, Kym Grosser, Cooper Brownlee, Zac Hutera, Mitchell McDonald, Dayvis Heyne, Chris Whyte, Rhys Gogel and Carraig Troy.
"MAKE NOISE" Video dropping next week from Division Brand. Full sections from Jake Deering, Wolfgang Ray, Rex Cubic, Jack O'Reilly and Sean Falkenstein. Along with footage from Carraig Troy, Cooper Brownlee, Angel Covarrubias, Chris Whyte, Rhys Gogel, Zac Hutera, Dayvis Heyne, Mitchell McDonald and Kym Grosser.
"The footage collected was basically from, countless sessions in and around Perth (Australia) city centre, or whatever suburb I was living at the time, we were always searching for obscure setups to ride and secluded places to relax without getting hassled. If someone is down to hold my camera and the spot is chill, I’ll roll up" - REX CUBIC
Australia's Sean Falkenstein was recently added to the Division Brand family and was sitting on a ton of footage, so they pieced it all together for this welcome clip.
Carraig "Tiny" Troy stacked a tonne of clips from Australia and New Zealand over the past year or so in-between injuries that kept him off the rig. Great spot/peg use throughout.
Zac Hutera's first video part since being hooked up by Division Brand. and damn did he make the most of it! If you've never seen Zac ride before then prepare yourselves - the dude can send it on any size setup - that ender though... jeez. Grade A bikery from that man.
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