Video: “Tom van Steenbergen Rides the Whistler Bike Park”

Tom van Steenbergen throws down massive whips, manuals, and the first-ever front flip on Whistler Bike Park's notorious Crabapple Hits jump line.
By Greg Heil
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Tom van Steenbergen lays down fresh lines on the newly opened Whistler Mountain Bike Park trails. The video features Steenbergen’s signature laid-out whips, manuals and massive flips (including the first-ever front flip in the notoriously big Crabapple Hits).

Watch the video here:

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