Video Roundup: Bike vs. moto trials w/ Toni Bou, fun edit from Canyon CLLCTV, Return to Earth for free

There have been some awesome videos released lately, and not a moment too soon. These clips should be a welcomed distraction when you need it most.

Anyone who has heard of moto trials has probably also heard of Toni Bou. The man is unstoppable and a complete wizard on a trials motorcycle. So could someone on a bicycle ever expect to compete head to head in a game of BIKE? Probably not, but Antoine Buffart gave it a shot – and not even on a trials bike, but a Scott Ransom up against Bou’s Montesa-Honda.

The results of this match may be predictable, but it’s a great watch. Episode two might be a little more evenly matched as the two will go head to head on the same equipment – the Scott Genius eRIDE. Tune in on the 30th to find out who wins!

Bikes and Burritos? Of course we’re interested. Such a fun clip from the new Canyon team as they throw down in California.

What is the CLLCTV? And what the hell happened to the vowels? Excellent questions. The CLLCTV is more than a team of riders. Yes, there are pros—like Braydon Bringhurst, Luca Cometti and Dante Silva. And, yes, sometimes they can be found eating burritos and manufacturing steeze on the trails near our Carlsbad, California, office and doing everything you’ll see in this video… 

But the CLLCTV is also for anyone who loves to ride. Anyone who is obsessed with bikes, with staying out too late, pedaling further than is wise and blowing off work, school, good hygiene, and common sense in pursuit of that perfect line.

In short, it’s about the ride. And you’re invited. This video is just the beginning. Tune in…and stay tuned.

Need something a little longer to get your fix? Trek just reminded us that the full length film Return to Earth is available to stream for free on Amazon Prime. Featuring the riding of Brett Rheeder, Thomas Vanderham, and Casey Brown as well as Matt Hunter, Reed Boggs, Ryan Howard, Joey Schusler, Thomas Genon, Brandon Semenuk, Carson Storch, Emil Johansson, Jackson Goldstone, and Jakob Jewett, the film is called a “cinematic journey into the simple act of living completely in the moment.”