Mason Ho meets up with his childhood friend Clay Marzo in Lombok to surf a very special wave. We knew to bring our 13 year old local security grommets All Day Dylan and KK with us to keep safe from the zombie crowd.
Surfers: Mason Ho, Clay Marzo, All Day Dylan Wilcoxen and KK aka Kalani hammer Grom.
Tag along as Red Bull athlete Ben Ferguson and an elite crew of professional snowboarders travel the globe to document two winters of chasing storms in search of the adventure of a lifetime.
Riders: Ben Ferguson, his brother Gabe, good friend and Olympic Gold medalist Red Gerard, (one of Ben’s co-stars in 2019’s JOY), superstar-in-the-making Jared Elston, Bend legends Curtis Ciszek and Austin Smith, a handful of Japanese’s newest contingent of elite pros Ayumu Hirano, Kaishu Hirano and Raibu Katayama, female phenoms Hailey Langland and Zoi Sadowski-Synnott and rounding out the roster with four of snowboarding’s biggest names; Mark McMorris, Danny Davis, Mikkel Bang and Travis Rice.
I made wooden wheels for my mountain bike – Will they last? Today I push the limits of these crazy MTB wheels made of wood to see which tricks, trails and jumps they can survive on, but will they actually work?
I’ve wanted to ride with wooden wheels for ages now and just couldn’t think of a way to fit them to my bike, so I done a quick search and saw that Olabmx channel had done a similar video on his BMX and that gave me knowledge of how to fix the wood to my bike! So I rushed out, got some 18mm ply and began making my own back wheel, after a quick bike maintenance session we had some wooden wheels connected to my bike and it was time to get out and try it! First stop were the local trails to see if the wheels actually worked before slowly moving around to different locations. I rode a pump track an urban MTB freeride spot and then the final banger was to hit a huge jump at Phoenix bike park and pull off an unthinkable trick! But how long can these wheels really last? – Sam Pilgrim
All throughout the Bay Area, city streets, parks and trails alike have seen bicycles take a step back in favor of what seems to be their successor: electric bicycles.
Ever since their introduction, e-bikes have been wildly controversial, particularly with regards to unpaved trails. For years, land management groups in the Bay Area have been trying to adapt to the evolving scene, taking into account the potential impacts electric bikes can have.
Some regions, like the Marin County Open Space District … More