This should be the new Corona add aimed at trail builders, what a market that would be.

 



From Where You'd Rather Be

Simon Cavanagh, Slaying the street...

Here's a sweet edit of Tauranga shredder Simon Cavanagh, filmed and edited by Scott White, SkulleryBMX, . Looking good Simon keep it up.

Taupo, Joe and Cams birthday

Mikie Reid sent me though some pic's from the jam that went down in Taupo on the weekend for Joe and Cams birthday. Billy Clerke with a flip no hander, Joe with a decade and Mikie with a sweet indian, lovin the getto fly-out landing, looks like a good weekend was had by all. Good times in Taupo.

 

Cheers Mikie.

 

From the archives

 Found some old pic's, these where shot by Nigel "Nizz" Humffreys around 2007 I think.

These first 2 are from Jeremy Jefferies backyard in Tauranga, the warrior with a whip and yours truly with a superman, pretty sure my brake cable snapped on that jump and had to ghosty off the next berm, and my bike ended up at the top of a neighbours tree. Fun jumps for sure

 

 

 

These next 2 are on a road trip to Wellington for X Air. Yogy kissing the tire and me with a fufanu on Alisters back.





 

Chillin at the local, ATK.

These next few are from the NZ dirt nationals at Blake park Mt Maunganui, first 2 are Paul Langlands with a T-down and one handed no foot can.

 

 

Butcher.......no comment



 

Judges, Pete Langdon, Grant Adams and Carl Cavanagh

 Jed, massive whip

This last one an old pic of Summerhill trails, Nizz was one of the founding members of Summerhill and got me amped on digging there, alot has changed now.



C-Town

Snapped these pic's a week or so ago when I was in the mighty C-Town, Paul Langlands shredding his backyard.

 

Not from the archives

First post for a while, been so busy/slack on it. Although I should have more regular content now Summer is upon us and there will be plenty of shredding to be done.

I managed to catch up with a NZ BMX legend, Grub. If you don't know Grub, he was one of the top riders around, and has the ability to make anythng funny, never a dull moment thats for sure.

Grub was one of my biggest influences on riding when I was growing up (still haven't really, just thought I'd add that before you thought it) so it was good to catch up. He has recently bought a new bike so we headed down to our old local the infamous "Melville Bowl" for a carve. Couldn't help myself and had to film a few clips, theres a few tricks in there you may not have seen before including Grubs signature stunt the "no-footed half-bar". Check it out.

Grub, Afternoon Session Melvile bowl from Carl Cavanagh on Vimeo.

More indoor pic's

Snapped these few photos of Jed and Henry getting it done at the Mt Indoor, about a month ago and never got around to posting them. Not that you can get much done at that park, although thats a whole other story. Enjoy...