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It’s always a good day for some Dave Krone footage! Here’s a fresh Instagram mix from clips he has been busy stacking as of late. As always, Dave brings a creative and unique style to everything he touches with a mix of grinds, spins and nose balance that keeps things interesting from start to finish! Take a look!
“Grab an eggroll and enjoy some camo trousers doing spins. @kavedrone”
Thinking about picking up a new BMX Fork? You can’t go wrong with the R25 or the R32 fork from Odyssey. Here’s a quick video where Jacob Cable tells you a little bit about why he runs the R25 on his setup personally. Add in quality with that 41-Thermal heat-treating and lifetime warranty, and you have yourself something well worth running on your setup. Take a look!
“Nose manual wizard Jacob Cable runs the Odyssey R25 fork. Let him explain why.” – Odyssey
Wow… Here’s one we’ve been waiting for since the trailer popped up last week! Matthias Dandois has released his new “Flat Summit” video and it is so wild. Not only is the riding really, really good, but the location is definitely an NBD since it’s up 10,000 feet in the mountains where it was freezing cold, covered in snow and light on the oxygen levels. Somehow, Matthias was able to take his amazing skills up there and knock out this edit! Take a look!
“World First! BMX Flatland above the clouds 3226m high!
With a temperature of -23°C, 62% of oxygen compare to sea level and a frozen slippery platform, it was definitely the most challenging shoot of my life but we pulled it off and I’m stoked on the result!
Shot with Fujifilm X-T3
Location: Aiguille Rouge, Les Arcs, France
Production : Philéas Images
Réalisation : Sébastien Laugier
Images : Jocelyn Mazeau & Romain Marie
Drône : Romain Marie
Son: Vincent Perret / Dinosaures
Assistants : Julia Duquenne & Maxime Musqua
Photographe : Andy Parant”
What are you doing Friday, March 29th? Well, if you happen to be in Florida for the annual FloriDeah Swampfest contest, you’ll want to roll on over to the Mount Dora Community Building in Mount Dora, Florida for the world premiere of the long awaited, highly anticipated “Go Fast, Pull Up – The Jimmy Levan Story” video that will be premiering there! Chris Rye from Props and Jerrod Glasgow have been putting in some heavy time and a lot of miles to make this one and it’s bound to be amazing. You will NOT want to miss this if you are in the area. If not, we’re sure it’ll be available to buy shortly after!
“ eagerly-awaited documentary film about @levanjimmy “Go Fast Pull Up” is having its world premiere the night before #Swampfest. Presented by #vansbmx #propsbmx #digbmx.
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Friday, March 29th at the Mount Dora Community Building, 510 N. Baker Street Mount Dora, FL 32757. Theater is located approx 12 miles from Swampfest grounds.
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Doors open 7:30pm, movie at 8pm w/ a 1hr 45mins running time. Free admission to Swampfest attendees w/ beer, wine and liquor available at the venue. The church gap @standardbykecompany Trail Boss build from the movie will be on display for all the midschool fans.
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Pre-orders opening March 15 and yes we will have copies available at Swampfest.
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#gofastpullup a @chrisrye documentary film in association with @realpropsbmx & @digbmx | Supported by @vansbmx66”
With one of the most stacked teams in BMX, Cinema BMX have little trouble stacking amazing footage. They’ve gone through all their footage from 2018 and put together one super dialed edit featuring Chad Kerley, Corey Martinez, Garrett Reynolds, Dakota Roche, and Nathan Williams absolutely slaying spots. Hit play and take it all in!
“Nothing but hammers in this jam-packed edit of the Best of 2018 from Chad Kerley, Corey Martinez, Garrett Reynolds, Dakota Roche, and Nathan Williams. We’ve compiled all of the wildest clips from our Mile High edit, Montreal tour, Signature Sessions, and more so sit back and enjoy!
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Filmed by:
Will Stroud
Harley Haskett
Tony Ennis
Andrew Knight
Veesh
Garrett Reynolds
Edited by:
Will Stroud
Art Direction:
Harley Haskett
Photography
Kevin Conners
Filmed on location in Denver, San Diego, Los Angeles & Montreal”
The latest F-LOG from Fit Bike Co. has arrived. This time around the crew takes Yumi Tsukuda out pants shopping before heading out to cruise a few spots. Here’s a look at what the guys got into during the day in this raw cut. It looks like it was a solid day out to us.
“Yumi’s stay in America is almost at its end and every year he loves to take advantage of the thrift stores over here. Particularly for the inexpensive oversized slacks. After securing some Yumi swag we venture out to ride some mall spots and more…
Featuring:
Brandon Begin
Yumi Tsukuda
“Chief” Brandon James
Stevie Churchill
Filmed & Edited by: Tony Malouf” – Fit Bike Co.
The crew over at United have given Harry Mills Wakley his very own signature colorway for their Incarnate frame! Get a look at Harry putting his Lilac Incarnate frame to heavy use out in the streets in this very dialed promo video above, then scroll on down for full specs, details and photos of this BMX frame built for the riders looking for a more responsive street frame out there!
“United have given smooth as silk team rider Harry Mills-Wakley his very own lilac signature colourway for their increasingly popular Incarnate frame. Harry went for a signature Lilac as his colourway and then put the new whip to work on the not so dry streets of England. Teaming up with Oscar Daesche, this duo put together something special. Enjoy!
Filmed & edited: Oscar Daeche” – DIG
United Incarnate Frame
The United Incarnate frame is made from full 4130 Seamless Sanko Japanese chromoly tubing that is butted and tapered with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 70.25-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ standover height and a 13″ chainstay length. The frame has an Integrated head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes for strength, a mellower seat tube angle to bring the Mid bottom bracket forward to make the frame feel a little smaller without actually changing the top tube length, an ultra slim cast wishbone on the chainstay, a wide rear end for plenty of tire clearance with thickened chainstays for additional strength and 14mm dropouts. This is a completely BRAKELESS frame, so there are no mounts or guides.
The United Incarnate frame is available in 20.8″, 21″ and 21.2″ top tube lengths with a weight of 5 lbs. flat. If you aren’t feeling the Harry Mills Wakley Lilac colorway, the frame is also available in Corey Martinez Flat Mint Colorway, Raw, Flat Translucent Brown and Flat Translucent Smoke Black. The Incarnate frame goes for $386.78 and can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry United Bike Co. worldwide now.
What do you think of the Incarnate frame from United? Did you have any questions? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
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Whenever you see Kenneth Tencio‘s name pop up, you know you’re going to see something wild! Here’s a bunch of fresh clips from Kenneth’s sessions going down on what we are assuming is his personal ramp setup. Flips, whips, spins and much, much more!
“Afternoons of training under the sun and the cameras of Agustin Muñoz.
Starting at 2019, the year of embarkation on the way to the 2020 Olympics
Edited by Martin Laborde
Music: Andermakesmusic“
