This New Forbidden MTB Film Is Dreamy Freeride Perfection
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This New Forbidden MTB Film Is Dreamy Freeride Perfection
"Every feature in the film feels intentional - from the perfectly shaped lips to the methodically built landings, to the raw skid-lines. The riding is not just technical; it's expressive. Armstrong's smooth execution turns raw terrain into moving art."
"Sam Hodgson and Vero Sandler have created a freeride mountain biking paradise, surrounded by ancient stone villages, winding corridors, and green hills. The compound feels otherworldly, with sheep sounds and open landscapes adding a surreal touch. Hidden within is a meticulously crafted network of jumps, lines, and transitions."
"When it comes to MTB videos, the soundtrack is the glue, and the score for 'Garden of Eden' enhances the rhythm of Armstrong's riding, fostering a seamless harmony of flow, creativity, and storytelling."
Forbidden Bike Co. released 'Garden of Eden,' a mountain bike short film featuring freeride legend Vinny Armstrong riding the Forbidden Dreadnought at Sam Hodgson and Vero Sandler's MTB compound. The film demonstrates exceptional trail craftsmanship with intentionally designed features including shaped lips, landings, and transitions. Armstrong's fluid riding style transforms technical terrain into expressive art, showcasing her influence in modern freeride mountain biking. The compound, set among ancient stone villages and green hills, creates a surreal paradise with meticulously crafted jumps and lines. Filmmaker Liam Morgan's third collaboration with Armstrong combines atmospheric Beach House scoring with the riding's rhythm, creating seamless harmony between flow, creativity, and storytelling.
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