The Canadians have been busy recently! Matthew Macleod was working on this last summer until he messed his foot up but there's some real nice stuff in there including some sick backwards manual lines.
Winnipeg, Manitoba's Brandon Sawchyn ditched the specs this year and got frickin lasers in his eyeballs, hence “2020VISION”. The joy of no glasses flying off his head lead him to rip shit up throughout the last summer and now we have the final results in all their glory. Dude kill it.
Fans of the rocket manual, take a seat and enjoy. We give you, the UK's Marc Hardman.
In the works for the last two years, this new video from Canada's Birken Kirk is a cracker. Birken has it all, and he makes it look damn smooth while he's at it. Reckon we'll see more of this guy in the future! Filmed in Calgary, Alberta (except for 2 clips in Vancouver).
"What happens when we're not out producing video parts? Cancelled Crew is back with a skatepark tape, filmed over the course of 2020 in and around our hometown of Nuremberg, Germany.
After a two month stint in Barcelona, Spain, Estonia's Chris Patrick Tilk managed to film his first DIG Locals video, thanks to his girlfriend Kertu handling business behind the lens. Includes a friendly song nod to legendary video - Odyssey's 'Electronical'.
Actual DIG Local (Glasgow, UK HQ) Sean Munro has always been a favourite with us, both on the bike and off, casually destroying everything in his way and never short of a smile. This year was extra tough for Sean but he's a trooper of the highest order and there ain't no stopping him!
The Argentinians always have a big squad of riders posted up out in Barcelona, but Julio Gabriel flies the flag at the next level for his fellow countrymen and women. You may recognise him from his massive whip at the BCN dub jam, and now we've got the pleasure of watching more enormous moves from the dude.
"So here it is! A new Wheelies Man video part. Being co-owner of La Cribs bicycle shop for 8 years, means it is not always easy to ride during the summer season because it is an excessively busy period. However it was a special season with the covid situation, we had a tight schedule. With the shorter hours at the shop it gave me a lot of personal time that I invested in my bmx. Over 80% of the spots are bicycle distance from the Cribs shop.
Pacific NW DIG Locals head Austin Elliot is back with some more goods, via the camera of Riley Smith. Good vibes and solid riding as always.
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