Featuring Thomas Vanderham, Rémi Gauvin, and Carson Storch, this short film captures the three riders in diverse environments showing the capabilities of the all-new Slayer in aggressive terrain.
Back and forth, forward and back. Mastery on the bike comes from constant repetition. Whether it’s your hundredth time down a trail or you’re about to drop into a new one for the first time, steady, well-rehearsed motions are what will get you through. So, ride fast and send it deep because the Slayer is built for those who charge
Thomas Vanderham
Rémi Gauvin
Carson Storch
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