3 Bikes. 3 Minutes.

British Columbia native, Colby Pringle, fires three Cannondales through three different worlds—Dave under skatepark lights, Moterra SL in Squamish flow, Jekyll soaring at Kamloops. Range, rhythm, and raw talent—all captured in rapid-cut clarity.

Colby came up on coping and concrete, now shreds loam and jump lines with the same BMX brain—moving through three bikes and three zones in steady succession.

CHAPTER I — DAVE DIRT JUMP

Starting at a skatepark in Squamish, Pringle kicks in the door with Dave under the evening lights.

“We wanted to shoot something different to start the video off, and Colby’s not too shabby in the skatepark considering that’s originally where he came from. Immediately we knew we wanted to shoot the Squamish skatepark—because of simply how good it is.”
—Aedan Skinner

CHAPTER II — MOTERRA SL

The pace shifts from concrete to dirt on Moterra SL. Colby drops into familiar Squamish trails, the way he would on a regular day out in the wild. The SL is his pick of the three, so this segment leans into showcasing his easy, everyday riding style.

“As soon as Colby got to hop on his favorite bike of the three, we lapped some Squamish favorites all day to try to shoot some chill, average Colby-like riding. Floaty whips and one footers, all day every day.”
—Aedan Skinner

CHAPTER III — JEKYLL

“Even though Squamish is basically Colby’s home, he doesn’t froth to ride anywhere harder than the Kamloops Bike Ranch. The Jekyll with a dual crown on it is the most insane bike for the ranch and Colby blasts higher than anyone else on these jumps.”
—Aedan Skinner

At the Ranch, Pringle hops on Jekyll—a dual crown bolted up front. Bigger lips, bigger gaps, and Colby sending deeper than anyone else in the line. Aedan knew this is where he really pushes the bike’s capabilities—Jekyll really comes alive on those big jumps, and Colby keeps upping the ante, run after run.

From skatepark tech to floaty whips, to bike-ranch boosts—Colby digs into his full bag of tricks and shares the treats with us all. Because once Pringle pops, he just can’t stop.