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Jib BMX – Late Tape Number Five

December 24, 2024

The Jib crew are back with a fresh mix!

The fifth Late Tape from the JIB BMX crew has arrived. Check out the full 17 minute mix featuring the whole squad going to work on spots over the course of 4 years. If you have seen any of the past videos, you know this is too good to pass up.

“Everyone can relate to running late on things. sometimes “life happens” where you get really busy and a project that you hoped to have finished earlier gets repeatedly pushed back. in my case, life almost didn’t continue to happen, so i’m proud to roll out my final jib tape project.

the bmx riders featured
(in order of appearance):

pat schlitzer (00:52), jon schimpf (01:26), fuzz (03:15), justin benthien (03:47), james hess (05:01), chief (05:27), fateem williams (05:31), jersey joe (05:43), adem gunaydin (06:05), chris aceto (06:09), rainer etsweiler (06:25), jeff purdy (06:30), kevin bass (07:19), eric capone (08:32), fran meehan (09:03), dan conway (09:12), nick bott (09:45), aeden feher (10:45), ben keegan (11:48), brendon reith (11:51), steve tassone (11:59), nick barrett (13:29), kevin vannauker (14:11), joe niranonta (14:25), matt miller (14:28), joby suender (14:32), john yoh (15:26)

filmed 2018 – 2022. 17 minutes and 22 seconds runtime. upscaled resolution from 960 x 720px to 2880 x 2158px (1.0). vbr 2-pass 40 (target) – 60 (max) mbps to combat the youtube algo. found footage used for the savesies cones in the opening as well as the two philadelphia themed interludes used in the video (1. cream cheese + 2. “wooder” vs “water”). the first interlude, the philadelphia cream cheese “are you a big softy?” was a kraft television advertisement from the 1980’s. I have previously used dated philadelphia cream cheese ads for obvious reasons, so when i found this footage it felt perfectly cohesive to fit in with my jib tape series. the second interlude, the “wooder” vs “water” pronunciation was found footage that i pieced together from various videos that i used python scripts to pull legally from the youtube channels they were hosted on. audio from certain videos paired with other found footage made for the appropriate region specific second interlude that i was envisioning.

(0:15 — 0:35)
opening drive by savesies footage:
“parking cones crackdown” – abc news

(2:47)
found footage of kraft philadelphia cheese – “the big softy” commercial from the 1980’s

(10:23)
found footage “wooder” compilation credits:
“how ‘water’ became ‘wooder’, the evolution of the philly accent” – the philadelphia inquirer
“water ice 101: your guide to philadelphia’s favorite frozen treat” – penn live
“episode 9: john’s water ice” – south philly spots

specific end “wooder” audio credit:
“asmr philly, hun.” – visit philadelphia

music ♫♪♬
♫ — 01. homson – “yesterday”
♫ — 02. halfpastseven – “the other day”
♫ — 03. the roots – “respond/react”
♫ — 04. ono1- “lose myself”
♫ — 05. cinnamon sofi – “cloud watching”
♫ — 06. akoyuno – “night train”
♫ — 07. noé mina, delaney, desh – “flamenco sketches”
♫ — 08. sleep culture – “san augustin”

text animation: pat schlitzer
filmed/edited: jonathan schimpf
additional filming: justin benthien
“

The Coff Shop – Oskars Zajarskis 2024

December 24, 2024

Oskars Zarjarski gets it done on everything he rides!

The crew at The Coff Shop have released a fresh edit featuring Oskars Zajarskis throwing down on everything from trails to ramps and street spots. Oskars puts his deep bag of tricks to good use and makes it all look good. Hit play and enjoy!

“From New Zealand to the world i hope you guys like it.
Brazilian filmer & Latvian rider
The Coff Shop

Filmed and Edited by: Lucas Ribeiro Deitos
additional filming by: Jono Harder
” – The Coff Shop

BLKWDS Volume 2

December 24, 2024

A fresh batch of footage from the Blackwoods trails!

While we’re up here freezing, covered in snow, the guys down in Australia are enjoying the summer weather. The Blackwoods Trails crew in Melbourne have been enjoying the warmer weather and getting plenty of laps in. Here’s a fresh batch of footage to give you a look at the riding and good times being had.

“Blackwoods Trails, cheers to anyone who is slinging the shovels and slappin the dirt. XoXo” – Deferoproductions

BSD – Antonio Smallwood “Motion Picture”

December 23, 2024

Check out Antonio Smallwood’s new one for BSD!

BSD kicking the week off with an absolute BANGER featuring Antonio Smallwood putting in work on the streets from a bunch of trips he took over the past year and a half. Antonio has a deep bag of tricks and he puts it to good use for this one. Add in the Dave Sowerby was behind the lens on this project, you know everything about this BMX video is dialed. Check it!

“Antonio Smallwood serves up a progressive street masterclass pairing up with the lens of Dave Sowerby to deliver a visual treat for your viewing pleasure. Filmed over the past 18 months in Lisbon, Tenerife, Budapest and Glasgow; this is Antonio Smallwood ‘Motion Picture’. Enjoy…

Guest appearances by Trent Lutzke and Guy Scroggie.

Video by Dave Sowerby.
Additional camera work by Luc Lynch-Rice, Trent Lutzke and Alex Donnachie.
” – BSD

Colony BMX – Tom Justice Welcome Video

December 23, 2024

Well that didn’t take long for Tom Justice to find a new home!

When news broke that GT Bicycles was letting go all of their BMX and MTB riders, pausing new production, laying off employees, etc. last week, we started trying to guess where riders were going to land next. Tom Justice is one of those riders that absolutely SHREDS and could be a good fit for so many different teams, so we weren’t sure exactly what team he might have ended up riding for next. Well, the wait didn’t take long because Tom is officially doing it for Colony BMX! Here’s a short but very sweet video, along with some words to bring the news. Things might be a little rough in the BMX industry right now, but it looks like Tom, Colony and Alan’s BMX are all making moves for a better future.

“We had been talking to Tom Justice about riding for Colony on & off since 2017. But over the years, it just was never the right timing for us both. Well fast forward to 2024 & it’s now the right time!

Tom Justice will be riding for Colony from here on out. Good things come to those who wait & we are beyond stoked.

Tom’s riding speaks for itself & his attitude towards BMX in general, is what we are all about at Colony.
Unique riding, all while having fun doing so.

Welcome to the team Tom!

This all coincides with our fresh new distribution move in the UK teaming up with Alans BMX.
It all started with Alans BMX back in 2008 & it feels so right to be making things happen together again.
Riders & BMX shops alike, will be able to get a steady supply of Colony products in the UK for 2025 & beyond.

This move with Alans BMX & having Tom join the team, is something we are very excited about.

Especially since 2025 marks 20 years of Colony. We have many things planned for next year to celebrate this milestone.
Good times ahead having fun, riding bikes.
” – Clint Millar – rider/owner

“So stoked to be riding for Colony going into 2025 and beyond! I’ve always been a big fan of what they do as a brand and there vibe towards just having fun on bikes! It’s been a long time coming but I am stoked to be joining there already amazing crew of riders moving forwards. In addition to that, I am fired up to work along side Alan’s BMX for the UK distribution! A shop that I have ordered from since I first started riding BMX. Really keen to see where this journey takes us.” – Tom Justice

“We’d worked with Tom a bit previously and always loved his riding. The timing for this, with us welcoming Colony back into the Alans BMX fold for 2025, is absolutely perfect, I can’t think of a better ambassador for the brand than Tom, with the goal of growing BMX here in the UK, we’re all excited for the new year.” – Alan Woods / Alans BMX

Cult – Veesh 2024

December 20, 2024

Veesh gets in front of the camera for a new Cult video!

Veesh is one hell of a filmer, but he also crushes it on a bike as well. Here’s his latest for Cult packed with clips packed with jibby lines and grinds galore.

Wethepeople – Jeffrey Lapointe 2024

December 20, 2024

Jeffrey Lapointe getting it done right for Wethepeople!

Wethepeople coming through with a fresh edit featuring Jeffrey Lapointe putting in work on the streets up in Canada. Plenty of grinds, nose balance and more to check out in this video! Take a look!

“Jeffrey Lapointe lays it down for Canada in this latest piece.

Film + edit by @landorcommandor
Additional filming by @omarsulaiman05
” – Wethepeople

BSD – Joe Foley Steeze Frame Promo

December 20, 2024

Joe Foley’s signature Steeze frame from BSD is out now!

BSD have release the new Joe Foley signature Steeze frame! Check out this short but sweet promo featuring Joe putting the frame to good use, then check out full specs and details on the frame below!

“The Steeze is Joe Foley’s new signature frame from BSD, and if you’ve seen the BSD Mixtape, you’ll already know who Joe is. If you haven’t checked it out yet, we highly recommend giving it a watch!

The Steeze frame is designed with a 75.2° head angle, taller 4.85″ headtube, 9.2″ standover and a forward-angled 72° seattube angle, which helps with pinching the seat during barspins. The frame is available in toptube sizes ranging from 20.7” to 21.3”, with hand drawn graphics by Mr Steeze himself…

Toptube lengths: 20.7″ / 21″ / 21.3″
Headtube angle: 75.2°
Headtube length: 123mm
Seattube angle: 72°
Rear end length: 12.8″ – 13.2″
BB Height: 11.7”
Standover height: 9.2”
Weight: 5lbs
Brake mounts: none
Tubing: Sanko Japanese seamless 4130 chromoly
Headtube: Heat treated 4130 CrMo / CNC / Offset thickness
Bottom Bracket: Heat treated 4130 CrMo / CNC machined
Dropouts: Heat treated 4130 CrMo / Invest cast
Seatclamp: Integrated
Colours: SILVER STEEZE / FLAT BLACK
“

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