Posts tagged with 'bas-van-steenbergen'

Marcel Hunt blends DJ, slope, and skatepark style on his trail bike, Purple Reign featuring Bas van Steenbergen, and Ivan Makushev throws down brakeless

Dakoda Osusky unleashes on the desert, Arc'teryx Presents: Going East, and an Alaskan bike and ski adventure with Peter Wojnar

The secret lives of trees, good neighbours make good training grounds, and some solo missions...

Sun Peaks gets a big expansion, a fresh lid from Giro, and the UCI moves on from Red Bull coverage...

A selection of videos to get your weekend started off right...

Bas and Calvin Huth join forces to create a stunning video down in the Utah desert…

Rupert Walker's latest is a gorgeous glimpse of four riders in four locations, in under four minutes.

Two stylish riders, one Whistler Bike Park…

A mesmerizing ride down a unique, specially built line at Big White with the always styling, Bas Van Steenbergen

The team at Deity melt our faces once more thanks to the help of Bas van Steenbergen.

"One minute you're riding lava and then the next you’re on this hard-packed clay and then slippery root. Just so much diversity. It was unreal."

It's all go and no snow for van Steenbergen on the coast of BC

Bas van Steenbergen ripping through the forest will leave you chomping at the bit to hit the trails.

Slicing, dicing, and dancing through some top-notch Vernon forest...

It’s a speedy wet lap with two of the fastest names in the business…

Bas and friends (his bro Tom, Ryan Howard, Dylan Dunkerton) ride Coast Gravity Park, Whistler, Kelowna and California...

Bas brings his smooth, clean style to the Whistler Bike Park and then to some other trails - maybe back home near Kelowna...?

Bas does things to the terrain at Silver Star that few thought possible - and for most of us they aren't possible...

BVS gets after it on the trails of his hometown in Kelowna, BC.

Deity Component’s Tom and Bas van Steenbergen brings us the mid-week “wow”.

Tom Van Steenbergen waits out his recovery while Andreu, Aggy and Sorge go huge at Retallack