The homies at Downside recently took a trip to QLD, and it looks like it was a successful trip. The riders featured are, Jayden Hogan, Kevin Austin, Luke Maffesoni, Jackson Calcutt and James Scown. I'm sure you recognize some of those names, and if you do, you've probably already clicked the play button. If you don't know these guys, educate yourself by watching this edit.
Showing posts with label Luke Maffesoni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luke Maffesoni. Show all posts
Friday, January 10, 2014
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Tilt Scooters Presents: Jon Archer and Luke Maffesoni's Coastal Conquest
Jon and Luke rode in Sydney, Newcastle, and Fivedock's park to come up with this video. Gnarly street and bowl riding from both these guys, as you would expect. I'd have to say my favorite clip was Luke's fakie wallride 450, was not expecting that. Steezy riding all around.
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Luke Maffesoni Mayfield Session
I feel like its been forever since Luke had a video out. This one is just a short park video but he still managed to through down. The tricks up the hubba and over the pyramid were so good. And the whip to no footed ride, like wat?
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Adam Rouse/Luke Maffesoni
New footage of Adam is always a treat. And of course Luke always delivers in his videos. Loved the minipipe action from Adam, crazy stuff for sure.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Luke Maffesoni
LukeMaff is one of my favorite Australian riders. Rail stall to triple whip was one of the silliest things I've ever seen. Top notch riding and filming. Can't wait for his next serious release/footage in the LUX DVD. There is an 18 stair railhop with his name on it (not to call you out Luke... ;) ).
Friday, July 22, 2011
Crisp Clips #2
This video comes to us from Luke Maff and friends. Lots of sick stuff in here...quad whip a set? Rail to whip was dope too.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Aussie Street Shredder, Luke Maffesoni Interview
If I had to be honest, I would say that Luke kinda snuck under my radar. I usually got a keen eye for spotting the "are's" and "are nots" of the sport, but Luke caught me off guard. His latest edit really sealed the deal, and made it clear that Luke was going to make sure he was recognized as a top street rider in the sport today. Check out the interview I had with Luke below.
Steven: Luke...this interview has been long overdue man. How you been dude?
Luke: I've been great, Just a bit busy with school.
Steven: Real quick, for those who don't know, where are you from in Australia?
Luke: I'm from a little town called Raymond terrace in NSW,
Steven: So the reason that I felt like we finally had to get this interview done, is because you have become a serious force when it comes to street riding, not just in Australia, but around the world. Have you always considered yourself a street rider? And if not, when did you make that transition?
Luke: I mainly have always seen myself to be more of a street rider. Street riding is where i usually have the most fun, I find it alot more chill then riding a park and there is always alot more to do. I also do enjoy riding park, it just has to be with the right people and a good park. Which i live no where
near to haha.
Steven: It seems like it took a while for people to really recognize you as a dominant street rider though. Your latest video, which is featured below this interview seems to have really changed peoples minds about your riding. How long did you work on that video?
Luke: I actually worked on the video for about 4 months. I ended up just deleting and not using alot of clips because i found them to be crap compared to some clips which delayed the video. I don't ride much while school is on either which further delayed the video. Also most of the clips in the video are filmed in sydney which is about a 3 hour trip from where i live so filming for this video was slow.
Steven: Well despite it taking so long, it was well worth it. Thinking back on that video, there were a lot of lines and tricks that looked pretty intense. What would you say were some of the hardest tricks to land during the filming process of the video?
Luke: The first line in the video, fingerwhip a flat gap to 180 bar over the rail probobly took the longest. This took over 30 minutes, and was about 9 or 10 in the morning, Way to early to be riding. Also the last trick, tripple the 4 block took ages to finally huck a tripple, but when i did i got it 2nd try, i was stoked. Alot of the tricks i really tried for in the video, So im pretty stoked the way it turned out.
Steven: Damn dude...putting in work. Now you also film and edit a lot of videos for your friends. Are there any videos your working on of your friends right now that we should be on the look out for in the future?
Luke: There is none at the moment since my computer got a mad virus and i had to get it whiped, but in the future i plan to film a video of Jon Archer who is amazing now. Also Im thinking of making James Bull and Sean Scully another video, Because i feel they are way to underated.
Steven: Yeah, all those guys kill it. Are there any riders that push you to ride as hard as you do? Whether those be riders from other parts of the world, or guys you ride with on a daily basis.
Luke: I don't ride with anyone on a daily basis, No one in my town really rides so i don't ride alot through the week. The people who push me to ride tho include good friends Kevin Austin, Jon Archer and basicly the whole Friendly crew. People from around the world also can influence me like Matt Mckeen, Michael Cajas and basicly any one who shreds street.
Steven: Haha for sure. So with the well earned fame from your last video, I gotta think, or at least hope you're working on another edit. If so, when did you start filming, and when can we expect to see that video drop?
Luke: I actually havn't started to film for anything yet, Im waiting on parts from District/Eagle. But when i receive these i will begin filming for a district promo that i hope will be out in about 2-3 months. I don't really like to rush videos, But i really want to put out another video which is full street.
Steven: Well we will all be keeping a look out for that edit. Luke, it's been a pleasure dude. It's been great to be able to see first hand how far you've come, and I know that you'll be going a lot farther in the future. Do you got any last words or shout outs you wanna get out?
Luke: I would like to say thank you to everyone who i ride with, for putting up with me haha, For everyone whos filmed me, And to marcel and the whole eagle team who have helped me out so much, Also thanks steven for this interview. Peace.
Below you can check out Luke's latest video, and also an edit he made from another of my favorite riders...Jon Archer.
Luke Maff 2011 Street Edit
Jon Archer Edit by Luke Maff
Steven: Luke...this interview has been long overdue man. How you been dude?
Luke: I've been great, Just a bit busy with school.
Steven: Real quick, for those who don't know, where are you from in Australia?
Luke: I'm from a little town called Raymond terrace in NSW,
Steven: So the reason that I felt like we finally had to get this interview done, is because you have become a serious force when it comes to street riding, not just in Australia, but around the world. Have you always considered yourself a street rider? And if not, when did you make that transition?
Luke: I mainly have always seen myself to be more of a street rider. Street riding is where i usually have the most fun, I find it alot more chill then riding a park and there is always alot more to do. I also do enjoy riding park, it just has to be with the right people and a good park. Which i live no where
near to haha.
Steven: It seems like it took a while for people to really recognize you as a dominant street rider though. Your latest video, which is featured below this interview seems to have really changed peoples minds about your riding. How long did you work on that video?
Luke: I actually worked on the video for about 4 months. I ended up just deleting and not using alot of clips because i found them to be crap compared to some clips which delayed the video. I don't ride much while school is on either which further delayed the video. Also most of the clips in the video are filmed in sydney which is about a 3 hour trip from where i live so filming for this video was slow.
Steven: Well despite it taking so long, it was well worth it. Thinking back on that video, there were a lot of lines and tricks that looked pretty intense. What would you say were some of the hardest tricks to land during the filming process of the video?
Luke: The first line in the video, fingerwhip a flat gap to 180 bar over the rail probobly took the longest. This took over 30 minutes, and was about 9 or 10 in the morning, Way to early to be riding. Also the last trick, tripple the 4 block took ages to finally huck a tripple, but when i did i got it 2nd try, i was stoked. Alot of the tricks i really tried for in the video, So im pretty stoked the way it turned out.
Steven: Damn dude...putting in work. Now you also film and edit a lot of videos for your friends. Are there any videos your working on of your friends right now that we should be on the look out for in the future?
Luke: There is none at the moment since my computer got a mad virus and i had to get it whiped, but in the future i plan to film a video of Jon Archer who is amazing now. Also Im thinking of making James Bull and Sean Scully another video, Because i feel they are way to underated.
Steven: Yeah, all those guys kill it. Are there any riders that push you to ride as hard as you do? Whether those be riders from other parts of the world, or guys you ride with on a daily basis.
Luke: I don't ride with anyone on a daily basis, No one in my town really rides so i don't ride alot through the week. The people who push me to ride tho include good friends Kevin Austin, Jon Archer and basicly the whole Friendly crew. People from around the world also can influence me like Matt Mckeen, Michael Cajas and basicly any one who shreds street.
Steven: Haha for sure. So with the well earned fame from your last video, I gotta think, or at least hope you're working on another edit. If so, when did you start filming, and when can we expect to see that video drop?
Luke: I actually havn't started to film for anything yet, Im waiting on parts from District/Eagle. But when i receive these i will begin filming for a district promo that i hope will be out in about 2-3 months. I don't really like to rush videos, But i really want to put out another video which is full street.
Steven: Well we will all be keeping a look out for that edit. Luke, it's been a pleasure dude. It's been great to be able to see first hand how far you've come, and I know that you'll be going a lot farther in the future. Do you got any last words or shout outs you wanna get out?
Luke: I would like to say thank you to everyone who i ride with, for putting up with me haha, For everyone whos filmed me, And to marcel and the whole eagle team who have helped me out so much, Also thanks steven for this interview. Peace.
Below you can check out Luke's latest video, and also an edit he made from another of my favorite riders...Jon Archer.
Luke Maff 2011 Street Edit
Jon Archer Edit by Luke Maff
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Luke Maffesoni Street Edit
Luke has gotten soooo good lately. He's been saving up footage for this for quite a while and it definitely paid off. Tons of creative lines and combos, super solid clips all around. It would be really sick to see him start doing handrails...hint hint ;)
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Luke Maffesoni New Edit
Luke Maff has easily become one of my favorite Aussie riders over the past year or so. He rides street just as well as park, while getting tech and being able to go big. These are clips that Luke filmed over the summer holidays, and he has another edit coming with street bangers (the street clips here are throwaway). Last clip was so good.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Wadalba Super 60
Now this is pretty sick. A bunch of Aus riders got together at a park and filmed this Super 60. That kid in the white, I don't know his name but those downside whip airs were sooo buttery. And Adam Rouse and James Bull land better bangers in one hour than you can period. When was the last time you saw a whip triple fing? I can't even remember the last time I saw one. I also like the clock they used haha.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Luke Maffesoni Edit
Luke has been filming these clips for about a month and decided they were getting stale, so he released this. Pretty chill edit, loving all the fingerwhips. Last two clips are such bangers too. Definitely like this guys riding.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Luke Maffesoni Web Edit/Mini 2
Luke rides for Eaglesport, not without reason either. He's got a big variety of tricks, especially for an Aussie. Def was suprised by a lot of stuff. Love his style, and this video.
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