Kyle Norbraten & The Coastal Crew Part Ways

Kyle Norbraten & The Coastal Crew Part Ways from The Coastal Crew on Vimeo.

The Coastal Crew has always been fuelled by like-minded individuals, motivated by the same goals and in search of the next cool thing to share with the world of MTB. After years of creating trails, web videos, feature films and now the Coast Gravity Park our relationships have gone through a lot of change.
We are disappointed to announce Kyle Norbraten made a choice to no longer be a part of The Coastal Crew or Coast Gravity Park. Kyle’s direction has shifted from that of the CC & CGP ultimately leading to a situation that doesn’t allow us to work together in a healthy manner. We wish Norbz all the best in all his future endeavours.
The Coastal Crew will continue to work closely with long time sponsors Specialized, SRAM, Smith Optics & Chromag. Through out the winter and beyond we will be creating captivating content and develop some of the worlds best trails at Coast Gravity Park.

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