Kuba “Grudzin” Grudzinski and his brand new Octane One Zircus seem to be getting along pretty nicely. Stay tuned for more photos, vids and a full bike check.
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Our Octane One team rider – Kuba “Grudzin” Grudzinski sent us a couple of legit photos taken by Nat.Foto at some famous street spots in Warsaw. Check it out.
Matt Macduff joined Sam Pilgrim (Official Sam Pilgrim Page) and the gang in Cali with this new sick build. Awesome photos and videos to follow up shortly.
This is a big one guys! Matt Macduff almost hit the roof yesterday at the Toronto MTB Jam! But you need to go big when you are up against Adam Hauck (2) and Brett Rheeder (1). Congrats Matt for an amazing 3rd place you totally destroyed the course!
Photo credit: Justen Soule
We are proud to announce that Sam Pilgrim, the current FMB World Tour Champion joins Octane One as a factory team rider.
Sam has already been using Octane One parts in his contest bikes for a few years. In the 2014 season, all his bikes will be equipped with Octane One cranks, saddles, seatposts, chainguides, sprockets, headsets and chains.
We are looking forward to working even more closely with one of the most amazing MTB riders in the world who is not only an exceptionally talented rider, but also a great ambassador of his brands.
In 2014 Sam will be supported by: NS Bikes, Octane One, Monster Energy, TSG, ION, Halo, Marzocchi, GoPro, Continental.
The Void is a steel dirt oriented frame designed to work with 26” wheels. Custom butted tubes, beefed up in the stress areas keep the weight low and strength high. An additionally reinforced top tube / seat tube junction is tough enough to survive abuse from tailwhips and 360’s. The Void is an advanced frame made from high quality double butted 4130 cro-mo steel. Same proven strength as last year.
The frame has a quite steep head angle and a very compact rear end for ultra quick handling. The Void has been equipped with a standard threaded BB shell so you can easily fit your favourite mountain bike cranks. Long smooth tapers added on both chain stays and seat stays give the perfect clean look and plenty of material where it’s needed to make a strong connection with the small and elegant dropouts.
Void comes with new laser cut seatstay bridge plate. There are no cable guides attached permanently to the frame – we provide optional removable 3M cable guides if you need to support your brake cables.
Matt Macduff, Louis Lhomel, Michel Plonka and Kent Woods hit the streets of Montreal in the Unexpected Thursday #36. Check out Canadian riding at it’s best!
Badphoto dropped us another great shot of our Octane One team rider – Kuba “Grudzin” Grudzinski taken during the Final Chapter comp at dirtpark.org.
Octane One supported rider – Nuno “pintas” Barroso in his brand new December edit by FREDERICO RAMALHO.
This summer, Louis Lhomel (NS Bikes), Parappa (NS Bikes) & Matt Macduff (Octane One) went on one of the most out of control trips they’ve been on in years! The goal was to explore key major cities in the province of Quebec other than Montreal. With a tight schedule (5 days) and variable weather, they chose to head up to the old and beautiful Quebec City and one of the best street riding cities they’ve hit yet, Sherbrooke.
Eventhough Quebec City had truly amazing street spots, it was flooded with security guards everywhere and made it really hard to film, so the boys didn’t stick there too long. On the road to Sherbrooke, they stumbled upon an abandoned quarry and couldn’t resist sending a couple gainers into it! Once they got to Sherbrooke everything just set into place; crazy street spots, no security guards and the best guide/best person ever, Pierre-Marc Tremblay! The boys were so stoked they called up Sam Croteau (NS Bikes) & Kent Woods (NS Bikes) to show up and shred for a day or two!
All in all, the trip’s unforgettable vibe represents the true friendship here at LamaCycles. We hope this video gives you the urge to trip around with your best friends in the winter and next summer to discover new destinations, great locals and build lifetime friendships! Enjoy!
Filming: Louis Lhomel, Parappa, Matt Macduff
Editing: Louis Lhomel
Photos: Simon Drouin (VAQ)
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Louis scopping out the high ledge for some nose manual action.
First try didn’t go as planned.
360 tuck no-hander in the bank for Parappa.
Clocking clips.
Fast and stylish wallride to euro for Louis.
Louis’ latest trick invention, “La Boulette”!
Parappa not sure if this very tight wallride is possible.
Parappa doesn’t seem to have a problem getting in tight stuff!
