“Five winters on the spades, five summers on attempts. The whole thing was made without machines.”
When you imagine 70 foot dirt to dirt jumps on a bike you’re probably thinking of the mountain variety but Kiwi rider Paul Langlands goes that big on his BMX. It’s a passion project and he’s poured untold man hours into shaping a NZ hillside to his exact specifications. Interesting dude with an interesting approach to riding:
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