Robin Bourhis Archives

Wethepeople – Robin Bourhis 2023

May 26, 2023

Check out Robin Bourhis’ new one for Wethepeople!

Robin Bourhis coming through with a fresh banger of a BMX video for Wethepeople. Watch as Robin puts in work on spots as he bounced around Europe the past few months with plenty of grinds, cranked turndowns, nose balance and more!

“I consider this video a recollection of souvenirs from 6 months of filming across Europe with the best people and I hope that you’ll enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed filming it. Thank you so much to everyone for providing me with a place to crash in every city I ended up going to. Thank you to everyone involved in this project. You know who you are, and I do too! Thank you Wethepeople, Eclat, Traffic, Le Comptoir Bike Shop, and DIY Clothing for keeping me rolling. Forever grateful!!” – Robin Bourhis

HVALA Split

February 20, 2023

A little cruising in Croatia!

Here’s a fresh one featuring Robin Bourhis, Kieran Cooper, Clement Carpentier and Jack Tomlinson going to work on street spots all around Split, Croatia for your viewing pleasure. We don’t get a ton of videos from Croatia, but it always seems to deliver with the good stuff! Check out what these guys stacked for clips while out cruising.

“Kieran Cooper split to Split, Croatia last year with Robin Bourhis, Clement Carpentier & Jack Tomlinson in tow and came back with some amazing clips. Combine that with Kieran’s filming and editing talents and you’ve got a winner. Really enjoyed this!” – DIG

Wethepeople X Eclat – Robin Bourhis 2022

August 30, 2022

You can always count on Robin Bourhis to deliver with his videos. Here’s his latest from the streets of France for Wethepeople, Eclat and Traffic Distribution packed with grinds, nose balance, plenty of style and much, much more. Take a look!

“Robin Bourhis represents Wethepeople BMX and Eclat BMX via Traffic Distribution in France. He’s also the first French rider ever to get a bike check on freedombmx.de. Congrats! The 24 year old is the owner of a very fresh looking whip, which you can check out on our site, and even came thru with a video for this bike check, which you can check out above. Merci beaucoup!

Camera: Asswad Djailani
Edit: Ryoma Quenot” – Freedom BMX

Necropolis

December 4, 2021

Here’s a unique one Robin Bourhis sent through featuring him and Ryoma Quenot taking advantage of the late night sessions during Covid lockdowns to ride a ton of spots. They also added in wearing all white to give the video a unique look since it really stands out on the footage from the lighting and darkness. This is filled with real solid riding and super clean film work, so hit play and take a look at this BMX video!

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Robin Bourhis – Not A Regular Video Part

October 26, 2021

Whenever Robin Bourhis has a new video, we know it’s going to be well worth a look! Here’s his latest for Traffic Distribution and Le Comptoir Bike Shop! However, this video is really just to help raise awareness about a charity project he’s working on that sounds really cool! Check out the video, then get all the details down below!

““This project isn’t just a regular video part for my local bike shop “Le Comptoir Bike Shop”, it has another aspect which I am really chuffed to tell you about.

In February 2022, I will be taking part in a humanitarian rally-race called “The 4L Trophy” with a very good friend of mine, Katell. It is a yearly humanitarian rally onboard the mythical Renault 4L across France, Spain and Morocco that aims to provide children with a better educational system in Morocco. Every year, there are over 2000 teams that take part in this project. Each team is formed by 2 people under the age of 28 and we have to bring as much schooling supplies, sporting equipment and food as possible. Every donation will be given away to charities to help build new facilities across the region of Errachidia. In addition to the humanitarian aspect, the aim of the rally is not to be the fastest team but to be able to reach the meeting points by doing as few kilometers as possible using only a map and a compass.

However, in order to meet our budget we need to raise some money and to do so, we can either find sponsorships or people willing to donate a little bit of money for the project. In short, our global budget is broken down into several things such as: the purchase of the car, the repairs, the fees of enrollment & communication, fuel and toll, bank and insurance fees, food and equipment for the race and last but not least : Donations for children.

When I talked to David (the owner of the shop) about this special adventure, he was willing to provide us with financial help but in exchange, I had to make a video part. A couple months later, I was done filming and the video really started taking shape. I hope this video will get people pumped to go out and have fun on their bikes because this is what BMX is all about to me.

If you want to know more about our humanitarian project, you can follow us on our social media.
Instagram : @conducteurs_en_beton (account of the event : @4l_trophy)
Facebook : Les Conducteurs en béton
Twitter : @ConducsBeton
Youtube : Les Conducteurs en Béton

We also set up an online money pot for those who want to donate some money for the project, even little donations mean a lot to us and to the children in Morocco. Here’s the link!

Thank you BMX!” – Robin Bourhis

Street VS Flatland In Paris – Robin Bourhis & Julien Baran

July 6, 2021

Here’s a little flatland and street combo featuring Robin Bourhis and Julien Baran over in Paris, France. Watch as Robin lays down the street moves and Julien puts together some great flatland combos! This is a real solid watch, so hit play and enjoy!

“Two worlds collide with this sick Street / Flat split part from Robin Bourhis (Wethepeople / Traffic BMX) and flatland prodigy Julien Baran (Wethepeople). Robin explains more…

“This little split video was something I’ve been thinking about for a while now, I just thought it would be a good combo to mix up street and flatland riding. Furthermore, it was a good way to actually meet the young but very talented flatland rider who’s also riding for Wethepeople in France: Julien Baran. He might only be 15 years old but he’s already very consistent when it comes to riding and filming a video in such a short period of time. Julien lives a couple of hours away from Paris in the French countryside, so he had to come all the way down to Paris with his Father for a day and we tried to make the most of the time we were given. The aim of the video is to showcase how both disciplines can compliment each other and I hope this is what people will remember from the video.” – Robin Bourhis

All filmed within one day by Asswad Djailanidjoube, Romain Negrichi, Allan Le Denmat and Robin Bourhis.” – DIG

Wethepeople X Eclat – Robin Bourhis “First Ride”

April 29, 2021

Robin Bourhis dialed in a brand new Wethepeople setup decked out with Eclat parts! Here’s a look at him building up the bike, then taking it out into the streets to give it a proper break in! Check out the bike and some dialed riding clips!

“Traffic BMX’s Robin Bourhis just whipped together a new Wethepeople X eclat setup, based around the awesome Paradox frame and i’m sure you’ll agree it looks mighty fine. He hit the tools in Le Comptoir bike shop and then proceeded to take it out for a test ride.

Filmed and edited by Ryoma Quenot” – DIG

Bordeaux Trip

January 31, 2021

Traveling this past year wasn’t the easiest thing to do, but Robin Bourhis, Ryoma Quenot made a trip to Bordeaux, France to cruise the spots all around the area and ride with some friends along the way! Hit play to check out a bunch of real solid riding. Hopefully this year the trips and good times can start happening like it was before COVID hit. Either way, this is a real good watch, so hit play and check it out.

“Over the last summer when the situation settled down a little bit, we managed to hit the road with Ryoma Quenot to visit some friends in Bordeaux, France. Thanks to a convenient boot in the car we even had enough room to bring our small ramp along in case we would find a good setup on the way.

We spent a couple of days there having the best of time with the locals and managed to come up with a 3 min video for everyone’s viewing pleasure.
I hope this will get people pumped to ride despite the virus.” – Robin Bourhis