Starting in 2019, Pascal Lafontaine rode for OTHERHOOD and used the G804 sprocket. Since then, our relationship has grownstronger and we started developing a stem and a sprocket together.

From the first day of our cooperation, he displayed a responsible approach to business, great attention to detail and a desire to do more than was expected of him. We really appreciate that he was and remains a part of our team. By releasing our joint pro-model, we are walking on thin ice, but we will still finish what we started, because Pascal wanted this and it is our duty to complete the project.

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  The founder of OTHERHOOD Sasha Malikov:

I felt that his collaboration with BRZRHD was like a gift or an advance that the universe gave us and this gift has yet to be fulfilled. I thank fate that I had the happiness to communicate with him. Pascal is a unique person and a unique rider. Today, when he is not with us, this feeling has become even more acute.

Arnaud P. Paquin, La Cribs:

Pascal was the most motivated rider I ever had the chance to ride along in my life. He was always looking for new spots, his mind was fully dedicated to BMX. He was the kind of guy to show up at the spot 2 hours before you and light up like 4 to 6 spotlight with electricity he just borrow without asking from a second floor balcony out plug. He used to tell kids that didn’t wanna ride the 4 pegs together that you will get 25% of happinest by peg you run so you need the four pegs to get the 100% happinest on your bike. The guy had all the tricks lock down in his bag and was always happy to put them down on a new spot. He left us with so many great bmx videos on youtube that we can still watch to remember one of the greatest bmx riders that the world ever had.

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