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Sam Lowe / Intro

Life wouldn't be complete without the cool and calm composure of a Canadian on the team. In Sam's case he certainly puts that cool and calm composure to good use and completely annihilates the streets. Sam can be categorised as 'the silent shredder' on any trip; constantly battling some kind of injury, Sam is by far a well-rounded addition to the team.

 

Sam Lowe / Interview

Date of birth?!
Dec 30 1985

Where are you from?
I grew up in Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada, and I currently live in Vancouver, British Colombia

Who do you ride for?
Wethepeople, Primo, Etnies, Timebomb and 3Ride

Describe your current bike setup in three words.
Simple, dialed, black

Can you lace a wheel?
Sure I can.

What got you into riding small kids bikes ?
A friend of my dad had a son that rode a dyno and i thought he was the shit, so i begged my dad and he supprised me with a bike one day. Soon after i got Road Fools 4, and that changed everything for me.

How many autographs did you sign?
None

Do you have any interests besides riding?
Working , drinking beers with friends, hanging at home with my girlfriend

BBQ or Veggieburger?!
BBQ!

Cigarettes or chewinggum?
Gum

What’s in your pockets?
Loose change, phone, keys, my lucky rock, passport

What do you bring with you when you go out riding?
As little as possible. Phone and keys to my apartment. I hate having stuff in my pockets.

Places you visited so far?
Not enough. Been all around Canada, lots of places in the US, Germany, England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Tons of places that i have never been, i would love to see Egypt some day.

Give me a random party story.
Not exactly a party story, but last month me and jason enns drank 48 beers between the two of us in one sitting....i think were both pretty proud of that one.

What would you change in BMX?
I would remove all the self inflated, egotistical jackasses from the bmx world! Aswell as skatestops and security guards.

Where do you see BMX in 5 years?
Hard to say. Trends will come and go, brakes will probably no longer exist, people will continue to talk lots of shit

What inspires you to do what you do on your bike?
Lots of stuff. I love riding my bike and will continue riding as long as its still fun.

Any shout outs?
Yeah for sure, family first up. Parents for all the help and support over the years, my sister aswell for always being interested in BMX and what's going on with me, everyone at wethepeople for all the help over the years, Nate at Primo, Dave Birnie, Brad and Michelle at 3ride. List could go on forever, thanks to everyone has been a friend or helped me out over the years, i appreciate it.