Kevin Kiraly and Dillon Lloyd throw down some serious moves on what seems to be an endless selection of spots the U.K. has to offer. Everything you would guess from these two plus more, with guest clips from Billy Cooper and Vince Mayne. As we’ve come to expect with MacNeil, the filming and editing is pristine and you’ll probably watch this more than once.

“Dillon Lloyd and Kevin Kiraly visited Berlin after this year’s Simple Session and met up with Maarten Knipp to spend 3 days riding and hanging out. Some bad weather and a dislocated finger slowed them down a bit, but everyone had fun regardless and they were all able to put some clips together.“- MacNeil

Kevin Kiraly, Dillon Lloyd and a French guy with a crew cut named Fabien Dulong ride France for a few days while on their world tour. Courtesy of Macneil.

Kiraly gets serious with a barspin over a ton of stairs and a rail. Seen on Macneil, check it out in full after the jump.

Macneil got JC Pieri to make an edit of Kevin Kiraly and Dillon Lloyd riding the Simple Session course. Both of these guys are ridiculous.

Dillon Lloyd and Kevin Kiraly are out in Estonia for Simple Session and will be running around Europe until the 17th with other members of the extended Macneil team. Hit their site or follow them on Twitter for more updates.

Focalpoint continues their “The Package” series, known for it’s clean filming and high level of riding. It’s more of the same for Volume 5, except we get some clips of Kevin Kiraly as well, who is not usually of of the featured riders in this series.

Kevin Kiraly, Justin Burns and Nick Ince get clips on some famous spots in Northern California with Justin Kosman behind the lens. With a crew like this, shit gets hectic quick.

Ride has a bike check up with Kay Kay and he drops this interesting fact:

“The timing between your Verde online-section and your departure from the team is pretty odd considering how long you filmed for it. Any thoughts or regrets with that?

No, not at all. I had a lot of good footage that I filmed over the course of being on Verde and they treated me good, so I wanted to give back and release it anyway, even though I had quit a week before we put it out.”

Behind the scenes stuff! They obviously did a good job keeping it on the low low and his web video dropped to much acclaim. In the interview he also mentions that Macneil didn’t hit him up, he hit them up because he was already a fan. Kiraly is currently in Australia and I have no idea why or with who.

You are excused if you missed Kay Kay’s big sponsor switch because we posted 30 things yesterday. Well here’s his new set up and some words from Macneil:

“MacNeil Bikes would officially like to welcome Kevin Kiraly to the team. We couldn’t be happier to bring Kevin’s focus on progression and documentation of technical street riding to our team. As a resident of California, he has been able to enjoy great weather this winter while filming a ‘welcome to MacNeil’ edit that is in the works. Along with that, he is about to leave on a trip to Australia, so you can expect to see and hear a lot more from Kevin and MacNeil in the near future.

We are super excited to have Kevin as a part of the team and have a lot of great things lined up with him as well as the rest of the team in 2012!”