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Shredits: Claudio Sends Windham, Zink Preps for 100ft Flip, Nicholi Rogatkin Kills it, and more!

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The RedBull course previews with Claudio Caluori just keep getting better and better. This week Claudio is in New York preparing for the Windham World Cup. The Gstaad Scott team manager proves he definitely still has it as he sends the massive jumps near the end of the track. The live broadcast starts this evening on August 8th and you can watch it here.

Check out how the preparation for Cam Zink’s record back flip attempt is progressing, plus a whole lot more after the jump…

You might have heard that on Aug. 21, Cam Zink will be attempting to set the record for the longest mountain bike back flip from dirt to dirt at Mammoth Mountain. Hoping to clear 100 feet, Zink already looks pretty comfortable flipping to the air bag. To put 100 feet in perspective – Evel Knievel’s longest successful jump on a motorcycle was 133 feet. That’s obviously been smashed by today’s machines, but it helps to illustrate what Zink is attempting.

Not only is this a great edit, but it’s also some amazing riding from a relative unknown on the FMB World Tour. After seeing Nicholi Rogatkin’s clip, you can pretty much count on hearing his name more often…

From Kali:

Kali Protectives is proud to announce the launch of, “Kali’s Rookie Marvel: Nicholi Rogatkin”, a new edit featuring Kali athlete, Nicholi Rogatkin.

Rogatkin was a game changer in the BMX world when we met him five years ago, and in his rookie year on the FMB World Tour, he’s done nothing but impress us with his drive and ambition to push himself to the limit. We’ve seen tremendous growth in him on and off the bike as he’s been an integral part of the Kali brand, representing us worldwide in the freestyle MTB community.

With numerous podiums under his belt at the age of 18, he continues to kill it time and time again, currently 4th in the FMB Diamond Series and 7th in the FMB World Ranking.

We are super stoked to have him representing us and look forward to seeing him continue to smash the competition.
Major thanks to another one of our longstanding athletes and 11 time National Mountain Bike Trials Champion, Mike Steidley, for working with us and producing this edit. When not busy traveling the globe with his stunt shows Steidley heads up the production work at Vision Aerial Media.

www.kaliprotectives.com
www.visionaerialmedia.com

From Dainese:

Deep in the French Alps during a break from a hectic summer of racing, Sam Blenkinsop isn’t one for sitting around the hotel twiddling his thumbs… Determined to make the most of every day he can having fun on his bike, a “rest day” on the calendar is just another opportunity to spend a day shredding on the hill.

Come on board with Blenky now and check out a normal day off for one of the fastest downhill riders in the World!

Dainese – No Rest for the Wicked!

Music: The Electric Alice Xperiment – Machine Gun
Courtesty of Dogs got a Bone Records (dgab.bandcamp.com)

Produced by: Creative Concept (www.creativeconcept.tv)

What’s it like to ride some of the gnarliest trails in the world with some of the best riders? The Nomads’ Dylan Wolsky and Rocky Mountains Jesse Melamed show us as they take a few EWS riders including Cedric Gracia , Peter Ostroski , Davis English, Nicolas Prudencio Flaño, Bowen Irvine. Great to see Santa Cruz Factory Rider and Riding Forward team member iago Garay laying it down as well!

We’ll leave you with a preview of the Mavic Trans-Provence 2014.

From Trans-Provence:

Promising higher terrain, bigger descents and more adventure than ever before, Mavic Trans-Provence 2014 takes place next month. What was the first enduro stage race on the planet is now into it’s 6th edition, and stoked to once again welcome an exciting lineup of the World’s fastest riders. 6 days, 9000m up, 18000m down, 24 Special Stages, 80 participants from all over the globe …a week-long blend of adventure and gravity-fueled racing down the insane trails of the Southern French Alps. Check out the preview video to see who’ll be there and what’ll being going off. As usual, you’ll be able to enjoy daily video reports from the race, starting Saturday September 20th (Prologue). The race itself from Sisteron to Menton runs 6 days starting Sunday September 21st.

Big thanks to our awesome event partners without whom this event could not take place:
mavic.com
santacruzbicycles.com
ridefox.com
mojosuspension.com
thule.com
leangreens.com
thecoolbus.co.uk

trans-provence.com / @transprovence

 

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Dimitrios
Dimitrios
9 years ago

Awesome vid!

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