VIDEOS

Weekend Warmup #253

Date Jun 27, 2025

MTBMX - Friday Videos

Hailing from a BMX background, Dennis Enarson headed up into the mountains with a heavy crew and a bunch of bikes last Friday. The Snow Summit Bike Park is absolutely one of a kind and the crew got up to a packed week of shredding, filming, and good times. Most of the gang are in the bmx world, but this weekend they brought out the full suspension bikes and let 'er rip!

Underexposed - Oregon Coast

Pivot's 'Underexposed' series has been feature on Weekend Warmup a few times and is a self-shot and produced series of short-films by Pivot Cycles athlete Brice Shirbach. The series was intended to promote mountain bike advocacy and trail stewardship across the continent, and focuses on exploring the intertwined relationshipbetween a community and its trails. Join Brice as he heads down the Oregon Coast, enjoying its captivating beauty and world class trails - which explains why so many visitors ends of as locals.

CLEM RIDES BIKE PARK | Clem Loveless Tears Up Mt Washington Bike Park

It's that time of year once again! Bike park season has come to Vancouver Island. Mt Washington is home to a mix of challenging tech, super fun flow, and a couple big ol' booters. There are trails for every rider. Whether you're just getting into things and want to challenge new terrain or your a steezy vet like Clem, you're gonna have a good time on your bike at the Mt Washington Bike Park. Grab your bucket and a couple buddies and get your but over to the Comox Valley to check it out.

Rippin' lips and local trails with Marco Osborne

See what Marco Osborne, one of the United States' fastest enduro racers, gets up to in the off season. From spending time on his Spur, Sentinel, and Spire, to staying sharp with his bow and fishing rod, this video will get you stoked to get outside!

ARCHER HITS QUEENSTOWN

Benson Archer doesn’t miss. At just eleven years old he's mastering trails and pulling off tricks in style! Whether he’s on his CLASH JR or ABSOLUT, the young Aussie shines on the legendary Queenstown Bike Park tracks. In this latest video, Benson shows off his elegance while choosing the most creative lines. He breaks free from the mold and hits the mark. Right on target!

Building the La Thuile MTB World Cup track | SHIMANO

Tucked into the Italian Alps at 1,450 metres, on the edge of the French border, La Thuile has long been a favorite among Europe’s mountain biking elite. Now, it’s stepping onto the global stage as the newest stop in the 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series—and trail building professional and park manager Enrico Martello from La Thuile Bike World is here to show you how it was built. What started as a dream has turned into steep, technical descents. Rocky, root-laced singletrack. And above it all, the cinematic backdrops of Valle d’Aosta.

YETI Presents | Let Me Live | Big Wave Surfer Tom Lowe’s Surf Story

When the other surfers are numb and heading to the pub, Tom Lowe is still out charging in the cold, Cornwall waters. A passion rather than a profession, he never cared if anyone saw him surf. But a friendship with photographer Mickey Smith changed that, opening a path for Tom to earn a living doing what makes him feel most alive.

The Search for Lost Rocks

The Search for Lost Rocks" follows a small group of Humboldt climbers as we traveled North to explore some of the best beach bouldering on the West Coast. The sand levels on the beaches are constantly changing, encouraging us to return each year to find out what's possible. With psych levels at an all-time high for an opportunity to showcase the beauty of our local area and our love for climbing, everything seemed to fall into place.

Did the Camera Ever Tell the Truth? | Death of a Fantastic Machine | Op-Docs

Some say there are an estimated 45 billion cameras on earth today, giving humankind access to perspectives far beyond our own reach. But the very tool that could help us understand the world is increasingly used to distort it. With A.I., this distortion has reached a new level. When any photo or video can be manufactured, what happens to the camera’s credibility? Can we still trust what we see?