I love my bike(s) all week long. Monday through Friday I load up my VFR and panniers with work clothes, lunch and laptop and ride from North Van to Kits over Lions Gate and Burrard bridges and through Stanley Park and along English Bay. That ride clears my head and gets my body ready for what ever work throws at me. On Saturday I jump on my Shore One and ride up Fromme to Espresso or Oil Can. The Shore is so perfect for those trails, I think they made it precisely for each ramp, root and rock drop on that mountain. Sunday is a ride with my son and all mountain riding on Seymour and the demonstration forest is the call on my Six. I love the climbs on Bridal Path and try new lines up rooty obstacle courses. Always fun. I love all my rides, all my bikes. Vancouver, Kits, Fromme, Seymour, Cypress, Whistler. Don't you love living here!?

A few months back My Dad and I got a nice excavator out to tune up my little jump in my uncles field that I grew out of the last year. the excavator dude built me a tall dirt roll in and a perfect sized tranny to land on, not to steep but not to mellow.
In the mean time my Dad used his awesome wood working skills to construct me a sick wooden kicker! Unfortunately the dirt was to frozen the next 6 weeks or so to work on it so It just sat in the cold being unridden. after 2 months my Dad and I came up with a nice solution!
yesterday We went to home depot and got 5 sheets of cheap ply-wood and with permission, jack up sa pick up load of unused pallets.
8 hours and lots of cutting and hammering latter we had built a wooden roll-in from the top all the way to the wooden kicker. I was able to test the jump out once before it was to dark, seemed to work amazing!
today we got a pick up load of hemlock bark mulch to soften up the landing and I was ready to go crazy. check out the short video of the new jumps, filmed by- Gord Dueck. (Sams Dad) http://www.pinkbike.com/video/121926/#top

Love is where all positive growth starts. My positive growth started when I was five years old, more like 30 years ago. During this period of time I have seen bicycles evolve to more than just bicycles. It became a representation of who we are, what we represent and how we express our freedom of being, a specific ride expertly crafted for each individual choice. I started off with 100% rigid SS bikes then crossed over to hard tails with a front suspension. Hard riding, up and down mountains, exploring, experiencing, enhancing. Today I am a full-on fanatic of the All Mountain/Free ride discipline. Exploring trails and landscapes, going into the air over and over and over again, seeking that next high, reaching the top faster, going down smoother, more fluidly and skillfully becoming one with the bike, trail and earth. That is the passion that lights up the never ending flame of delight and excitement, every time out generating that butterfly effect, the same way that first bike I got did. As my Norco is my ever inspiring motivator, I do not only exceed my expectations up in the mountains but also in my professional life achieving more positive results because of my passion my love for my bike is my love for the ride is my love for life!

Hi Guys!

Well more then 10 years ago I was walking around the city of Zagreb (CROATIA) and I went to a magazine shop, in that time I was interested in riding bikes like every other kid but besides that, there was something more that I felt while riding my bike.
As soon as I went to Magazine shop I saw "Mountain biking UK" magazine, which was love at first sight. I had to have it ! So I bought it with my last money !
Soon as I saw riders in there and pictures I felt huge motivation to start trying same stuff. And I was thinking: If I could just be like these guys, professional rider and finish in that magazine! I will one day ! I will!!!!

10 years later my wish came true!!!!