A short Scottish shredit follows fast young downhiller Logan Dow around the Pitfichie DH track.
Hooligang Shredit is a short Scottish downhill film built around one song and one local rider. Set in the North East of Scotland, it puts Logan Dow back on the Pitfichie DH track, the course where he posted the quickest youth run at a recent Dialled In Downhill race.
Built around the soundtrack
The idea began with the music, not the riding. After a long search for the right track, the filmmaker settled on “Hooligang” by Joey Valence & Brae and sent it to Logan, who was sold right away.
A day on the hill
Filming took a single day out on the hill, and the final cut was assembled afterward at home. Caitlin Wilkinson produced the project. Shooting on the same track where Logan made his mark gives the clip a hometown feel.
Why Hooligang Shredit works
There is no big storyline or stunt here. It is a loose, playful edit that lets a quick young local ride ground he knows, with a loud track pushing it along. The people behind it describe Logan as easygoing and humble off the bike, which fits the tone.
For more UK riding, see Mountain Biking in the Scottish Highlands with the Cannondale Waves Crew and Manon Carpenter’s Trails on Trial.
Press play on Hooligang Shredit for a quick hit of Scottish downhill.
Source: Caitlin Wilkinson
Riders: Logan Dow
