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There has been a steady flow of videos coming out of Mike’s Bike Park lately thanks to Tony Cherry. Here’s another fresh one, this time featuring Tyler Wogoman for you to check out. We haven’t heard of Tyler going into this, but we’re stoked on his riding with the front brake action and all the transfer lines he found. Take a look!
“Watch Tyler Wogoman kill it at Mikes Bike Park with tech trick, gnarly gaps and transfers.
www.mikesbikepark.com
Filmed/Edited Tony Cherry”
The Malakafornia Crew dropped this new mix from some time they spent cruising around Barcelona with some of the Common Crew. This is a mix of riding, random things they filmed, partying and more, making for an interesting watch. Take a look!
“I just took a flight to Barcelona to have a week of bikes and party´s with all my friends from there and not from there.
Special Thanks to Jaume for the place to sleep and @Pshomies for being rrreal as fuckk
Hope y’all enjoy this!!”
The latest round of Imprimatur BMX Podcast has arrived. This time around Mike Hinkens caught up with Ryan Fudger to talk about his role and time at Ride BMX and the way media has changed drastically over the years. This was recorded BEFORE Ride got shut down, so I would imagine certain things have changed, but for the most part it’s accurate of how things were and the way things have changed with Social taking over and everything. This is an interesting listen, so hit play and take it all in.
“In this episode of the ImprimaturBMX podcast, Mike Hinkens talks with RideBMX.com brand/content director Ryan Fudger. They take a deep dive into the story of RideBMX’s transition from one of BMX’s major print magazines to an online-only media site. Other major topics include: How the internet devalued print and led to the draining of resources from the industry, the murky metrics of the online platforms we now rely on for sharing media, and the evolution of RideBMX into an adapting and enduring institution of BMX.” – Mike Hinkens
When you ride as creative as Montana Ricky does, things are bound to go incredibly wrong from time to time. Here’s a new compilation of the crashes he has taken over the course of the past few years. If you’re looking for some laughs, this will definitely do the trick, but you almost have to feel bad for the old man, haha.
“Here’s some riding clips of me eating Shhhht over the last few years lol some were fun and other well were fun. Always funny going back and watching what tricks you didn’t land that are still keepers. Make sure to Follow me on Instagram for more @montanaricky subscribe, like and comment. Thanks I’ll promise to post more.” – Montana Ricky
The latest round of The Head Angle Podcast has arrived and this time around they’ve sat down with Xave Koen to talk about how he got into BMX, some of his first bikes, a ton of great stories from over the years and much, muh more! If you’re looking for an interesting podcast to listen to, this one is solid!
“Xave Koen is a name synonymous with Australian BMX and comedic commentary. A man of undeniable presence Xave is infamous for his ferocious humour and has a table to match it. Just when you may have thought Xave has said it all, things went much deeper this episode and he came through with the most important and powerful messages he’s ever said into a microphone. Sober. Strap yourselves in folks, it’s a heavy one as Xave shares the story of his wild ride through life to date.
Talking to the past, present and future of BMX in Australia.
The Head Angle is an Australian BMX Podcast hosted by Tom Boorman & Matt Holmes.
Shot & Cut by John Young” – The Head Angle Podcast
It’s that time again for a new Sean Ricany Instagram Compilation from a fan. This is packed with some of Sean’s latest clips from the past few months. As always, Sean delivers on some wild riding with heavy lines and crazy combos filled with grinds, whips, manuals and more. Take a look, even if you already follow him on Instagram.
Thinking about learning how to bunnyhop tailwhip, or you are struggling at figuring it out? Here’s a video where Greyson Roberts explains in detail how to bunnyhop tailwhip with plenty of tips and examples. Hit play and maybe this will help you figure it out!
If this doesn’t help, maybe Calvin Kosovich can teach you, or Mark Burnett, or maybe Terry Adams and Daniel Dhers. There’s been a handful of these videos over the years.
“woozyBMX contributor Greyson Roberts is at it again explaining one of the most interesting tricks out there. Let us know your questions and how this hopefully helps in the comments. sub/like/share if you want to support woozyBMX. Cheers!” – Woozy BMX
Thinking about picking up some new BMX Tires? Here’s a look at the new Serpent Tire that The Shadow Conspiracy just released for the riders looking for a lighter weight tire for ramp riding. The tire features a high thread count casing that allows for less rubber material, which helps reduce the weight. It has a custom engineered low profile, directional tread pattern with micro-knurling that’ll give you plenty of grip with low rolling resistance. The tire even squeeks for those of you who look for that feature in a tire.
The Serpent Tire is available in two versions; Kevlar Folding Bead and a Traditional Steel Bead version.
The Kevlar Bead comes in a 2.30″ size with a 110 PSI rating and a 14.6 oz. weight. You can find it in Black and Polar Pop Blue for $51.99 through The Shadow Conspiracy dealers worldwide now, or direct from the Shadow Conspiracy Webstore.
The Steel Bead version comes in a 2.30″ size with a 110 PSI rating and a 18.9 oz. weight. You can find it in Black and Polar Pop Blue for $35.99 through The Shadow Conspiracy dealers worldwide or direct from The Shadow Conspiracy Webstore!
What do you think of the new Serpent Tires from The Shadow Conspiracy? Did you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!
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