Невероятный маунтинбайк — кадры от Маргуса Риги (Margus Riga)

04.02.2011

PJ Hunton, breaks through to the other side in Chilcotin, BC.

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Black Rock Oregon is a magical place. I suggest everyone make the pilgrimage at least once in a lifetime. Curtis Robinson, making himself at home.

Al Crisp, giving Black Rock a run for its money.

Sam Dueck, perfecting his super flip at the Aptos High Step Up.

Big thanks to Ken Achenback and the Camp of Champions bus for hauling everybody there that night. It's always great when the level gets pushed by the sheer energy of riding with all your bros.

This commercial shoot was wild on so many levels. I got Poison Oak for this shot, and later during the shoot we got a double rainbow, with singletrack overlooking a stormy ocean, with the most intense sunset, and Seagulls flying all around us. Plus, it was Sabrina Jonnier and Katy Holden...likely two of the top women in the sport. Santa Cruz, California rocks.

Back in BC, some land speed records got broken. Chayse Marshall lighting it up, doing like 80km/h coming out of this chute. Sounds easy, but you try not tapping your brakes down this five-hundred-foot, forty-degree pitch in Savona, BC.

I love shooting in the desert. I think it's because it's usually really dry and the smoke trails are wild. Ross Measures smoking one up for the cameras.

Curtis Robinson and Al Crisp, testing out the new Knolly Podiums on Squamish's most famous DH trail: Nineteenth Hole.

The North Shore in Vancouver is going through some big changes. The city took over much of the old school classic trails, then hired some of the people they were trying to bust for so many years for building

Not all the trails are being re-done however. There's also a new movement on the Shore, and its name is LOAM.

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