New Sasquatch Canyon/Least Most edit from Jackson. Super chill, as it should be.
September 19, 2011
October 18, 2010
Bigfoot’s out here, doin’ The Least Most.
Jackson Allen recently got interviewed by The Least Most, on the topic of his blog, Sasquatch Canyon. The interview also includes some photos by Cobbs and Jackson, and the video below. I should mention that this is a really good interview, because Jackson actually takes the time to really answer the questions; none of that short/vague response bullshit here. Also, the last clip in the video? Fucking priceless.
August 31, 2010
August 25, 2010
August 12, 2010
August 3, 2010
Sasquatch Canyon Summer Brew
If you’re going to watch a BMX video today, this is the one to watch. Jackson Allen describes Sasquatch Canyon Summer Brew…
A mellow blend of handpicked bunnyhops and gnarly. Crafted right here in the 831 with a pinch of ingredients from the Eastbay and aged to delicate maturity in a filthy barn. This unfiltered yet smooth viewing piece has subtle notes of ocean air, sunshine and citrus with a robust finish.
Brewed by Jackson Allen, Mike Hernandez, Anthony Quiroz, Andy Maguire, Jeff Murphy, Brandon York, Jordan Murdock, and Otis with help from: Ryan Nyquist, Casey, Josh Boothby, Will Grahn, Travis Kizer, Chad B, Sean Hoover, Eric Mesta, Tots, Cory Thomas, Stephen Landrum and Travis Hill with narration by Seth Hill and Crazy Chris. Label designed by Chris McMahon of SJBMX.com. This brew is best enjoyed with more beers, a salty snack and an empty schedule.
March 26, 2010
January 11, 2010
December 26, 2009
More WTJS
Here’s Marcus O’Brien’s part from his DVD, Welcome to Jefferson State. Click through to see the following two sections: A mix part and the Jeremy Kaiser/Travis Kizer split section.
June 17, 2009
Bay St. Issue #2
Joey just finished this up last night, and now it’s online. This issue’s even longer than the first, coming in at 92 pages, with articles on the Chunky guys, Greg Sumida, and Marlon Europe; a wide assortment of photos, including some from Budapest, Hungary; and a thoughts section, featuring words from Ron Wilkerson, Mike Hernandez, Dave Jacobs, Sean Parker, and Joe Rich, amongst others. If there’s any poor English in there, blame me for fucking up the proofreading. Anyway, click the cover to check it out.
