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Day Trip With The Accent Crew

May 25, 2017

It has been a little while since we’ve seen a BMX video from the Accent Collaboration crew, but it looks like they’re still going strong. Here’s a fresh one from some time the U.S crew spent cruising in Japan with some of their crew from over there! This has a pretty laid back vibe.

“This time Day Trip Series got the ‘ACCENT CREW’ in town joined by some local homies.

Accent Crew : James Meliota / Umihiko Asano / Josiah Webber
Homies : Brett Decker / Oscar Wong / Chung Li / Yuk Ho / Sam Lee / Chiu Ching Hin

Filmed / Edited by : Bob Cheung

Song : “Sunshine Trip” by Rexx@isickleavetomorrow”

How To Make A Bike Chain Fidget Spinner

May 25, 2017

There’s no doubt that Fidget Spinners have been the latest trend that has been popping up everywhere. We’ve seen probably a million videos popping up on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. the past few weeks. There has been a ton of people getting creative and making unique ones that are pretty cool. Today, we stumbled across a video of one Fidget Spinner made from a bike chain that we thought was interesting and pretty easy to make. A quick search on Youtube revealed that there were a bunch of tutorials on How To Make A Bike Chain Fidget Spinner that all pretty much do the same thing. We figured some of you might be interested in making your own, so below are a few tutorial examples. All you need is a chain, a bearing and some zip ties to make this work. You will likely need a Chain Breaker, too, but it’s not completely necessary since the video below shows you a work around for that. You can also use a bolt and nut to help keep it from rubbing when you hold it to keep it spinning longer as well. Love ’em or hate ’em, this is a pretty interesting idea that’s BMX related. We’re digging that half link one on the bottom. Take a peek!

Bonus points in this video for showing a trick to break a chain without a chain breaker in the video above.

“Search through your workbench, gather some old bike parts and make your own fidget spinner. This is a really simple toy to make. Will you be making your own hand spinner/fidget spinner? Any suggestions for further upgrades, let us know below! Happy spinning!” – Chain Reaction Cycles

“I just used bike chain for Fidget Spinner looking good and easy to make.” – JS Useful

The first two videos above show you how to make a bike chain fidget spinner using zip ties to holds the chain together. Essentially you need to break the chain down to length, then use one long or two shorter zip ties to connect it into a circle that fits tightly around the bearing. It looks like skateboard wheel bearing would do the trick the best. You could use hub bearings or even a bottom bracket bearing if you wanted to get crazy. After you get it all together, you can use hot glue to hold the chain in place on the bearing even better. Pretty basic and a pretty cool idea.

What do you think? Any tips or tricks you have? Let us know in the comments below!

Shadow Conspiracy X Subrosa World Tour – Colorado

May 25, 2017

The Shadow Conspiracy and Subrosa World Tour continues! This time the crew made their way to Colorado to visit Pusher BMX and a few other shops to have parking lot sessions and pizza parties! Check out what went down!

“The Shadow Conspiracy/ Subrosa World Tour has hit tons of states across the U.S. and has ventured many countries across Europe. On this leg the boys hit a bunch of shops and spots around the Denver area.

With the help of QBP this trip we gathered up Shadow/ Subrosa riders Lahsaan Kobza, Matt Ray, Kyle Hart, Jono Hopping, and Johnny Atencio and hit the road!

The guys met a bunch of awesome riders and fans, and visited 3 shops including Pusher BMX, Rideco Bike Shop, and The Fix Bike Shop.

We ran into some bad weather, at a few shops, so this video is from our session at Pusher!

Thanks to QBP, Pusher, Rideco, The Fix, and all the riders who came out and showed us some love!

Filmed and edited by Ryan Chadwick

Music by
Huckleberry
“C S V”
Natural Selector
http://huckleberryband.com”

Colony BMX – Ricky Catanzariti 2017 Video

May 25, 2017

Ricky Catanzariti is back with a fresh BMX video that’ll get you stoked!

Any time we see Ricky Catanzariti‘s name pop up, we know we’re about to see some wild grinds, crazy nose balance and plenty of unexpected combos that involve barspins and crankflips that we can’t really process. Here’s a look at his latest BMX video for Colony that is packed with just that! This is one you’ll want to keep your eyes on from start to finish because there’s a lot to process.

“Ricky Catanzariti is back with another video part stacked with some amazing and unique moves.

Filmed by Connor Bacalso.
Additional filming by Rhys Gogel and Jay Waters.
Edited by Ricky Catanzariti.“

The Daily Grind – Mike Kleissler Welcome Video

May 25, 2017

If you’re looking for grinds, Mike Kleissler has a video for you!

The Daily Grind have added Mike Kleissler to their line up out in the Southwest! Hit play to watch Mike’s official welcome to the team video where he goes to work on every rail and ledge he came across with grind combos galore and more! This is a real good watch! Enjoy!

“Mike Kleissler Welcome to the Daily Grind BMX. Filmed by Matt Closson, Scott Marceau, LFS Crew, and DG Crew. Edited by Matt Closson.”

Dennis McCoy “Chasing The View Off The Cliff” Section

May 25, 2017

Another legend that had a section in this video! Check out what Dennis McCoy was doing in 1994!

The “Chasing The View Off The Cliff” video that came out back in 1994 has such an insanely stacked list of riders! We have seen Dave Mirra’s section, Luc-E’s section and Jay Miron’s section, now we get a look at Dennis McCoy‘s section! This is packed full of some wild ramp riding from vert ramps to box jumps, with some flatland mixed in for good measure. Get on that play button and take it all in!

Video By Tony Marion

Maxime Bonfil – Winter 2017 No Budget Video

May 25, 2017

No budget? No problem!

One of the best parts about BMX is that it really doesn’t cost that much money to make things happen. Sure, bikes and parks can get a little spendy, but for the most part you can make things work with virtually no budget. Maxime Bonfil didn’t have a budget, but that didn’t keep him from making his way to a handful of skateparks, DIY and street spots to film for his latest video. As always, Maxime brings a ton of style to the table and this video has more tire slides and cranked turndowns than anything. It’s a damn good watch from start to finish, so enjoy!

Filmed and edited by Florent Ferrari

Fit Bike Co. – Morgan Long Hoodbird 2017 Promo

May 24, 2017

Fit Bike Co. coming through with a new promo video featuring Morgan Long putting his signature Hoodbird Frame and Hoodbird Bars to proper use out in the streets of Southern California! Hit play to check out the video, then get more specs and details on the frame and bars below!

“Tall, steep, fast and strong. Morgan Long’s signature Hoodbird line is designed to last. American made strength with the length and height that will meet your needs whether you’re in the park, trails or the streets.

Featuring: Morgan Long – @yomorganlong
Filmed/Edit: Tony Malouf – @tonymalouf
Photo: Wes Mcgrath – @wesmcgrath/
Music: J^p^n – “Wrong””

Hoodbird Frame

The Fit Bike Co. Hoodbird frame is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing here in the United States with a 75.75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube height, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 9.5″ standover height and a 13.4″ – 13.9″ chainstay length. The frame features a 5″ tall head tube, gussets on the top and downtube, a butted Supertherm top tube, a straight gauge Supertherm downtube, Straight gauge S-Bend tapered chain stays, straight gauge ultra-tapered seat stays, curved seat and chain stay bridges for 2.40″ tire clearance, a Mid bottom bracket with EZ-out punch slots, Investment Cast seat post clamp, 5-degree angled removable brake mounts and 6mm thick dropouts.

The Hoodbird Frame is available in matte black, clear raw and translucent gold in 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ top tube lengths with a price tag of $354.99. Check out more photos and details on the Hoodbird Frame on the Fit Bike Co. website.

Hoodbird Bars

The Hoodbird bars are made from butted 4130 chromoly tubing right here in the U.S.A with a 9.5″ rise, 29″ width, 11-degrees of backsweep, 3-degrees of upsweep, a 7″ crossbar height and 11.34″ crossbar width. The bars feature dual radius bends with large top bends to help increase the overall strength.

The Hoodbird bars are available in matte black, chrome, clear raw and Smoked Chrome for $59.99 – $69.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fit Bike Co. worldwide. Check out more photos and information for the Hoodbird Bars on the Fit Bike Co. website.

Questions? Thoughts? Let us know in the comments below!

Note: This post contains affiliate links and we could receive a commission if you were to buy the frame or bars. We wouldn’t promote something we aren’t completely stoked on. We would ride this setup ourselves!