Francois Dubroux catches up with Shane Neville, the man behind Ronin, and Flatland Manifesto for Episode 38 of the H5 Podcast, looking forward to listening to this one.
“From the plains of Saskatchewan, SK to the bustling coastal city of Vancouver, BC, and all the way around the world, our guest has made his mark on the sport of Flatland BMX.
Creating the Flatland Manifesto video magazine series still talked about 20 years later as well as Ronin, a flatland specific parts brand sought after by collectors, he is still as passionate and in tune with the who’s who of BMX to this day. We discuss his humble beginnings, his job, where he is at now, his take on BMX and Flatland, what’s next and so much more! “
Really enjoyed this! Shane had a really big impact on flat in the early 2000s. Especially in Canada. He was one of the first guys I ever met in riding and I’m always grateful for that! So cool to hear what he has to say and that he keeps up with everything.
Second that. Thank you Shane for everything you did for flatland back in the early 2000s. And really appreciate the kind words! Hopefully catch you at an event sometime!
What a great listen. Hope you heal up Shane. Thank you for the opportunity to be on such a great team/family. I feel honoured.
Very cool. I really like the discussion about flatland commentary. I couldn’t agree more that it really needs people with more knowledge and more to say about the riding than just the basic “he’s spinning” or “watch his feet” lol.