With an assortment of plug-and-play editing programs on the market and an obnoxious amount number of means of distributing edits to the world via the various social media outlets, it’s sometimes hard to separate the good and the great from the from the not quite par. But one individual, Aaron LaRocque, continues churns out jaw dropping pieces that capture not only the incredibly prowess of today’s bike athletes, but also portrays the astound environments in which the biking takes place. LaRocque is a 20-something-year-old based out of BC who loves bikes. Sit back, relax, and enjoy some of his epic work on this lovely Sunday morning:
Demo Reels are always a favorite, watch as his time lapse and epic landscape shots combined with a compilation of years of bike footage come together:
November marks the start of skiing, but for some it marks the tail end of bike season and the last chance to get in some of the best riding:
And where the elevation is low enough, the riding continues right into the winter. Watch as pow and mud turns are slashed and shredded in this video:
Sending on skis is one thing, you have a nice soft, usually wide landing zone. On bikes you have trees and rocks and a single track to land on. Watch Dean Tennant thread the needle and send it:
(Skip to 1:40 if you want to check out the monster gap in the video still!)
One last video to hopefully put a smile on your face and send you on your way: