LINE Traveling Circus | Season 11

Season 11

Traveling Circus 11.4 | Pain In The Butt - Season Finale

Pig Races, DIY Rails, and an unfortunate angle of impact. The crew takes a summer road trip around the Rocky Mountains in search of snow and rails. Along the way, Petey "Two-Holes" Koukov ends up in the Emergency Room... Lucky for Pete, teammate and proctology-hobbyist Erik Olson was able to lend a hand with his helpful assistants, Sämi Ortlieb, and Taylor Lundquist. The "Spelunk-King" returns with a world-record-setting feature, and the gang joins the sock-less dark lord at Woodward Copper for a week of summer camp and boot liking. Pete is expected to make a full recovery.

Traveling Circus 11.3 | Rocky Start - Early Season in Utah

Ahh the early season .. shaky legs, lost gear, anticipation and the hunt for white gold and PVC paradise to slide on. The TC crew descends on familiar territory in the canyons of the Beehive State (Utah, USA) in hopes of early season shenanigans. Being connoisseurs of the fine art of log, rock and tube sliding Will Wesson, Andy Parry and friends pillage every ounce of PVC they can find to once again, make something out of nothing.

Traveling Circus 11.2 | The Trans-Vanada Highway

The crew gets in the van and heads across the Trans-Canadian Highway in search of deep fresh pow...err rails, jibs and jumps. Getting an early start on Olympic Training pon de Canada Olympic Park in Calgary, boot packing upstairs at Revy and finally landed at Grouse and Mount Seymour for some dino jibbing and the like. Featuring WIll Wesson, Andy Parry, Rob Heule, Kevin Salonius, LJ Strenio, Mack Jones and friends!

Traveling Circus 11.1 | Behind the Scenes - First Ever Blind Back Flip by LJ Strenio

LJ Strenio has never been one to shy away from the occasional stunt here and there. If the weather sucks, he's more than happy to build a backflip jump in an apple orchard and knock off a 'Never Been Done.'

Traveling Circus 11.1 | No Looking Back

Blind-folded backflips with LJ, Canadian Dinosaurs take over the park, Khai Krepela conquers the longest PVC rail you've ever seen, and Peter Koukov makes a full recovery thanks to the crew's first aid capabilities.

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