Watch Kade Edwards and Brandon Semenuk as they team up for an all-action sequel to Parallel

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UCI World Cup racer and four-time Red Bull Rampage champion join forces in follow-up to Semenuk’s 2019 viral video

Brandon Semenuk and Kade Edwards in Parallel II
(Image credit: Toby Cowley / Red Bull Content Pool)

Four-time Red Bull Rampage champion Brandon Semenuk has teamed up with UCI World Cup racer Kade Edwards in ’Parallel II’, a follow-up to Semenuk’s 2019 short film ‘Parallel’.

In the original video, Semenuk joined forces with Ryan ‘R-DOG’ Howard for a crazy 139 seconds of synchronized, close-quarters riding, as the two riders tackled challenging parallel courses featuring high-speed intersections and opportunities for serious hang-time.

This time out, Semenuk has brought Red Bull and Trek rider, Edwards, along for the ride, as they push their skills to the limit on a custom course in Kamloops, British Columbia.

Brandon Semenuk and Kade Edwards in Parallel II

Brandon Semenuk and Kade Edwards join forces for Parallel II (Image credit: Toby Cowley / Red Bull Content Pool)

“I’ve always had a life-long obsession with riding and constantly trying to push what I’m capable of on the bike,” said Edwards. “Brandon is someone I’ve looked up to for a  long time, and being part of Parallel II meant  the opportunity to take things to a whole new level alongside one of the best freeriders in the world.”

Check out the all-new ‘Parallel’ on Red Bull Bike below:

Richard Edwards
Richard Edwards

Richard has 20 years of experience as a journalist and editor, and spent most of that time geeking out on market-leading sci-fi and fantasy magazine SFX. Since standing down as editor to go freelance in 2019, he’s continued to write about Star Wars, Star Trek and other movies and TV shows for the likes of SFX, Total Film, GamesRadar+ and TechRadar. He also played a pivotal role in the launch of outdoor site Advnture as managing editor, and regularly helps out with production on Bike Perfect. Much as he loves being in the saddle, Richard realized early on that he prefers going up hills to down them – especially when there are trees involved.