The latest feature in the critically acclaimed yanking series, brings us to the birthplace of Substrata - Canada, The Great White North.
No it's not a typo in the title, this is Gage Sharp's Welcome to Shadow AND Subrosa video all in one! Filmed across the midwest with a few Miami clips sprinkled in Gage takes his infectious smile and wild tricks trick list from spot to spot and leaves you stoked to go ride!
A couple days in now and waking up with the plan to go running again. Glad I did as it's hard to beat running on the beach in the sunshine in perfect temperatures. But we had big plans for the day which started off with a drive down to San Diego for the second round of the AMA Monster Energy Supercross. A quick stop at Subway had us fueled up for the next hours as we walked into Snapdragon stadium for media day. Getting to see things first hand feels good. The trucks, the bikes, the riders, the track, it all came together in SD. It was also the first time the big camera came out on the trip. Taking shots of the shiny bikes and riders in brand new gear is always a win. Did we mention it was sunny?
When the media session was over we were on our way to 100% who had their official new facility
Ten minutes to pull yer crap. A bunch of heavy stuff went down this year, but the best trick champ can't be beaten...
Um das neue Jahr gebührend einzuleiten, fand auch in diesem Januar wieder ein Neujahrsempfang für Fans von kleinen Querfeldeinrädchen in der Sportgarten Skatehalle P5 in Bremen statt.
Eddie Fiola, often referred to as the “King of the Skateparks,” is a legendary BMX freestyle rider who emerged as one of the sport’s most iconic figures in the 1980s. Known for his innovative style, fluid tricks, and groundbreaking approach to BMX riding, Fiola played a pivotal role in shaping the early landscape of freestyle BMX.
MONSTER TRIPLES BMX BEST TRICK! WORLDS FIRST
Fufanu and abubaca fans rejoice! Ratty Maty is back on DIG with an absolute stonker of a video for Profile, and he means business! 'Radius' really highlights Maty's incredible ability to ride all sorts of transitions of all sizes and types— from ramps, to concrete DIY spots, dirt jumps, and everything in between.
What's typical about the first night on every California trip coming from Europe is that you wake up early the first morning. The 9 hour time difference does that to you. 6am in Newport Beach, is 3pm in Helmond. You can't just switch instantly. But hey, the sun is shining, the beach only a minute away. Although chilly (8 degrees celcius) it's the perfect set-up for a little run/walk on the beach. I'm not a big runner any more but having these conditions outside of your doorstep would turn me into a daily runner, at least I thought so. Instead of heading in the direction of Huntington Beach I decided to head towards the Newport Beach pier. I tried to avoid getting wet feet from the waves coming onto the beach so running in a straight line wasn't much of an option as I wanted to avoid walking in the deep beach sand. Boy did it feel good. Considering being in the cold and wet only 24 hours ago and now walking on the beach, in the sunshine, palm trees everywhere....
A good Vacancy Coffee and a shower later we started off the day by heading to Sheep Hills. Normally the spot is under water in the winter time for a while but since it had not rained since February 2024(!!!!!) the trails were still rideable. My first time to Sheep was back in 1990. Considering it's now 2025 makes this spot legendary. After soaking up the energy of the dirt jumps the day continued with a quick visit to 3Bros Racing in Costa Mesa followed by a FOX HQ visit.