[SeaPig]

New Bones Over Metal video is a Pre-Teaser for the full length movie we continue to work on.

As always, we really love the feedback that comes from the Ridemonkey forums.
Check it out on Bones Over Metal.com

 

[Del]

As always, we really love the feedback that comes from the Ridemonkey forums.

Awe shucks. I bet you say that to all the forums. Looks like a cool movie though

 

[SeaPig]

Awe shucks. I bet you say that to all the forums. Looks like a cool movie though

Actually, No! I Love this forum.

 

[monkeyboy424]

That was SICK!

i really enjoyed it!

 

[dan wask]

this has definately moved to the top of my "stuff to buy list. Looks awesome !

 

[Dan89]

i think its great that your getting some of the local spots in like Galbraith and sst!

 

[Gex]

Hmm i think i saw myself... hawt

 

[SeaPig]

Hmm i think i saw myself... hawt

Hopefully, we got you credited. If not, PM me and we'll take care of that. Peace!

 

[SeaPig]

in telling a freeride story what are some things that must not be left out?

 

[scurban]

Very nice pre teaser..... What shouldn't be left out? ....... the best part of freeriding, chilling with your bro's, riding bikes, and having fun! That should absolutely not be left out!
Seems lately in the quest for making a main stream name for itself, freeride mountain biking has turned into a gnar-off, (guys trying to prove how gnarly the sport is to seperate it from it's spandex wearing siblings, and to prove.....well....I don't really know) When it gets down to it, moutain biking is all about good times, and fun riding bikes with your bro's. Keep that as a focus, and you should be good to go!

Great job so far!

 

[SeaPig]

Seems lately in the quest for making a main stream name for itself, freeride mountain biking has turned into a gnar-off, (guys trying to prove how gnarly the sport is to seperate it from it's spandex wearing siblings, and to prove.....well....I don't really know)

I can tell you that we feel the same way and really want to avoid that approach. Thanks,

Mark

 

[SeaPig]

We have another episode on the podcast. This episode is a mini-doc on the illegal dirt jumps in a neighborhood of Seattle. Read about it on the blog.

While on the podcast make sure that you subscribe via iTunes. Peace!

 

[erikkellison]

That looks awesome. I love seeing good cinematography. And I know I saw a little stump jump from 911 on Galbraith (only because I've seen it 4 million times). That's freaking tight!!! When is it being released, and where can I get it? Maybe it will be my first bike DVD
Any locals in it? If so, who? I'd be even more stoked to know who some of the riders are!

 

[teaguers]

I saw some of you guys up at Galbraith today! I was the guy you gave a lift up to the towers, with the IH 7point7. Thanks for waitin up for my dogy!

 

[erikkellison]

Are you guys still shooting? How long will you be shooting still? Are you all local riders from here, or Seattle, or what?

 

[SeaPig]

Are you guys still shooting? How long will you be shooting still? Are you all local riders from here, or Seattle, or what?

We shot a session with a group of local Bellingham riders. We covered the trail work on Evo and then shoot a lot of great ride footage with those guys. I really want to thank them for being there for us.

 

[brokenbikes]

Lookin good guys - thats some action packed footage right there!

 

[SeaPig]

New Bones Over Metal Episodes up on the podcast. 3 total new episodes. Check it out here!

The lastest is of the Crankworx '06 X-Cross. It is a variety of footage that shows the event well. Peace and Go Ride!

 

[kona-ryder]

I saw you guys up on Galbraith a few weeks ago. I was the kid on a Kona Stinky who returned someone their keys. I gave them to Lizardlake (dont know his real name), and he said he would give them to you. Will you be doing any more shooting on galby?

 

[SeaPig]

probably not on Galby, but in the Bellingham area if everything goes well. Thanks for getting the keys back.

 

[kona-ryder]

Pm me if ya guys come up here. Ide be stoked to get my face on film!

 

[SeaPig]

Check out this Bones Over Metal podcast episode with Darcy Turenne.

While there check out the previous episodes. You can also subscribe via iTunes.

Peace!

 

[SeaPig]

New Bones Over Metal Episode with Erik Svege on 27. Check it out. Peace.

 

[psychobiker]

 

[kidwoo]

Can I come ride your trails please?

 

[Kntr]

Sweet, sick, awesome

 

[muddy beast]

in telling a freeride story what are some things that must not be left out?

well definatly dont leave out how its becoming incressingly popular with young folks like myself (15). And how we grow up watching local kids on super cool looking bikes and seeing what they can do on them, wanting to be just like them when we grow up. And how many came from BMX background but found the mountain a better supplier then the street.

But, in my oppinion, the most important thing to include would be how its an alternative to drugs and drinking (especially underage). Freeride MTBing provides that natural high that keeps many, including my self, from even considering exploring drugs. Parents dont seem to understand how mountain biking is actually good for us, many tend to look at only the negative side affects of riding like the broken bones and stiches. When in reality riding our bikes is safer then many other things we could/would be out doing if not for our bikes.

Trying to show people why our sport is good, other then the awsome looking bikes, is really important to expand it to the world. If we can get people to look beyond the things that happen when you miss the gap, and more what happens when you actually do clear the gap would open up many perspectives.

Well thats my 2cents to what should be included, its all coming from a young mind...but hopefully you can find it useful. And awsome vids by the way, I wish I could film like you guys :-/. (Im trying... :-D)

 

[SeaPig]

well definatly dont leave out how its becoming incressingly popular with young folks like myself (15). And how we grow up watching local kids on super cool looking bikes and seeing what they can do on them, wanting to be just like them when we grow up. And how many came from BMX background but found the mountain a better supplier then the street.

But, in my oppinion, the most important thing to include would be how its an alternative to drugs and drinking (especially underage). Freeride MTBing provides that natural high that keeps many, including my self, from even considering exploring drugs. Parents dont seem to understand how mountain biking is actually good for us, many tend to look at only the negative side affects of riding like the broken bones and stiches. When in reality riding our bikes is safer then many other things we could/would be out doing if not for our bikes.

Trying to show people why our sport is good, other then the awsome looking bikes, is really important to expand it to the world. If we can get people to look beyond the things that happen when you miss the gap, and more what happens when you actually do clear the gap would open up many perspectives.

Well thats my 2cents to what should be included, its all coming from a young mind...but hopefully you can find it useful. And awsome vids by the way, I wish I could film like you guys :-/. (Im trying... :-D)

THese are some good and important points that you bring up. I will take it all to heart. I appreciate that you took the time. See you out riding. Peace.

Mark

 

[SeaPig]

Check out the new Bones Over Metal Episode. Subjects covered: Finding a crosstraining sport, pre-ride check of your bike. Features Lars Sternberg, Simon Lawton, and Zeb Tingey.