Gaspar Guendulain‘s section from the full-length ‘Muchacho de Barrio’ from Córdoba, Argentina. Filmer Maxi did an incredible job capturing Gasper’s smooth and technical riding style with some fast-moving up-close crunchy fisheye use. If you’re looking for a good example of great looking BMX riding on both sides of the lens, then look no further.
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