Here’s a little edit with Dillon, Greg, and Lazerdick from the drive from Vancouver to Interbike in September (basically a couple skateparks and a clip in Heath’s backyard). haha!

Dillon Lloyd just added some polished parts to his bike so we figured it would be a good time for a quick bike check:

Frame – Macneil Borato 20.75″
Fork – Macneil Blazer
Stem – Macneil Top Shelf
Bars – Macneil Tabarnak 8.25″
Grips – Macneil Defgrips
Pegs – Macneil Fashionably lights
Seat- Macneil Fat Capital
Cranks – Macneil Consplined 175mm
Sprocket – Macneil Lambo 25t
Pedals – Macneil Gauge Pc’s
Seat Post – Macneil
Headset – Macneil
Wheels – Macneil Primary front and back (with rear Macneil hub guard)
Tires – We the People Grippin 2.25″
Chain – KMC510

Any mods to your bike?
I cut my bars to around 28″

What’s your favourite Macneil part right now?
I love the Fat Capital Seat, it’s so comfy and looks good.

You’re pretty tall, why a 20.75″ frame?
Feels good dawg.

“In early December Taylor Elvy, Dillon Lloyd and Greg Flag took a flight from Canada to hit up the Vans Rebel Jam in Holland. Following little sleep and even less practice, Dillon finished 7th in street. After a fairly docile couple of days living it up in Holland the guys headed to the UK for three days, en route to their final destination, Barcelona, where they would spend the next fortnight filming with ‘The Northern Embassy’.

The crew spent three days in between their travels alongside filmer and UK rider Mike King hitting a few local spots and skateparks in and around Brighton, including the Seventies warehouse and even caught a few hours in London, as well as spending some time with the other UK guys Ben Green, Vinny Mayne and Billy Cooper doing some sightseeing and experiencing a touch of the Brighton nightlife!

Here’s the resulting video..”  Mike King

Greg Flag in the middle of nowhere Barcelona.

We met up with Louise from Rapit BMX, our distributor in Spain, and he and his friends showed us around.


Dillon grabbed his trick at this rail right before we got the boot and some serious altercations went down with some onlookers and the authorities.

Taylor strung together a solid line at an earlier spot.

It’s starting to look festive out here.

You can check out more with the guys on their Spanish trip with updates on Northern Embassy.

Ride BMX posted up a dope wallpaper of Dill shot by Ryan Fudger from our Vegas/Phoenix trip a while back. Go here to grab it for whatever monitor size you need!

And the videos keep coming! Check out a rad edit of Dillon at the Taz. Big thanks to Vlad from Imported BMX for putting this together!

Greg starting off a line with a hopover to smith.

Barspin while avoiding large crowds.

Talyor heading up the stairs to try again.

540 barspin.

Table at the sea wall.

Dillon has had a pretty busy year so far. Between contests, traveling, and moving, we caught up with him to get a quick update.

You’ve been pretty busy. In the middle on filming for The Hunt you moved from the Montreal area to Vancouver. How has the change been?

Ya, filming for The Hunt was fun just finding and riding new spots is the best so it made filming and riding alot more fun, and the change has been amazing. Just riding in the city or anywhere and being able to see the moutains all the time makes everything you do and think so much sicker, and also all the amazing street spots and skateparks.

What’s become of your cars in Quebec, how many do you have now and what are/were you driving before you left?

Right now I’m driving my 1989 BMX 325i stripped cagged and race ready everyday now. Since I have been down in Montreal it’s hard to drive normal when all you want to do is drift and speed everywhere. Just got myself out of a $1000 ticket and losing my lisence with my charm for doing donuts. Thank god for female cops. Before I left I also had anther BMW. A 1991 325i and a beater Civic that I sold to travel and bike.

You obviously put a ton of work in filming for your part in The Hunt with Jeremy Deme. What was the experience like?

Ya I just had lots of fun riding and on the sidelines watching Jeremy do all his magic on the camera and editing and also joking around and just having the funnest time.

How psyched were you when you heard you got second place amongst some pretty heavy hitters?

Ya for sure. I would have been super stoked just making it in the top ten and was just a hundred times more stoked finding out I got second.

How was the Taz contest? Second place two years in a row is definitely not something to complain about. How hard did that truck to flat over the quarter pipe hurt?

Can’t complain. The truck hurt my back a bit only because it was fucked from landing on it earlier from a pegs to hard 180, but besides that I was fine.

You’ve got a big European trip coming up soon. What are your plans there?

Just to have fun, party, meet Euro chicks and bang shit out on the bike.

Any other plans for the rest of the winter?

Just ride as much as possible besides that not really.

Mike Cardin photo

Congrats to Dillon Lloyd for taking second place and $1000 at the Pepsi Pro/Am contest that went down in Montreal this past weekend at Le Taz skatepark. You can check out Dill and Greg Flag going off in the edit below that Pierre Gauthier of W&B Daily put together. After the contest there was a premiere for The Hunt video and everyone lost their shit over Dill’s part, dude killed it!