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Shadow Conspiracy X Subrosa World Tour: France

March 7, 2017

The Shadow Conspiracy and Subrosa World Tour continues. This time around we get a look at what the guys got into during their trip to France this past summer. Hit play to check out a ton of excellent footage from skatepark and street sessions, shop visits and more! Looks like it was another real good time. We’re pumped on the amount of Ryan Sher footage in this!

“The Shadow and Subrosa World Tour keeps on trucking as the team moves to the beautiful French countryside visiting Basel, Nancy, and Strasbourg.

Featuring shredding from Shadow and Subrosa riders Simone Barraco, Joris Coulomb, Mark Burnett, Matt Ray, and French killers Kevin Kalkoff and Nico Badet, the crew explored what France had to offer.

A huge thank you goes out to Trendsport Basel, Stride Indoor Park, all the Nancy locals, and especially Sparkys France for inviting us in to your incredible country and shredding with the team. We hope to see you all again very soon!

Filmed by Ryan Chadwick
Edited by Tammy McCarley

Music:
Laserdrift
“Burn For Love”
Laserdrift
https://laserdrift.bandcamp.com/“

Subrosa Brand – Noster S Frame

March 7, 2017

Let’s check out the new Noster S frame from Subrosa…

Is it time for a new BMX Frame? Here’s some news for you! Subrosa have just released full details on the latest version of Simone Barraco‘s signature Noster frame. The Noster S frame is made from full Sanko 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.6″ bottom bracket height, a 9″ standover height and a shorter 13.35″ (Slammed) Chainstay length.

You can find a heat-treated heat tube, double butted top and down tubes, gussets on the top and down tubes, an Integrated seat post clamp, Mid bottom bracket, removable seat stay brake mounts (New), a new 5mm thick seat stay bridge for increased strength and all new graphics.

The Noster S frame will be available in 20.6″, 20.8″ and 21.15″ top tube lengths, colors of matte black and Satin weight, a weight of 4.8 lb (20.5) and a price tag of $289.99 (matte black) or $299.99 (Satin white) through BMX shops and mail-order that carry Subrosa starting this month.

Want to learn more or don’t have a local shop to buy it from? Get the full scoop on the Noster S direct from the Subrosa Webstore.

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Check out all of Subrosa’s current frames!

DIY Brand – Summer Life

March 7, 2017

It has been a little while since we’ve heard from Clement Carpentier over in France since he’s been battling some injuries that have kept him off his bike. It looks like the has been busy working with starting up DIY Brand with a few other familiar faces to fill his time. Here’s their first promo video loaded with some real solid riding and a look at some of their first line of products. Hit play and take in the video, then hit the link below for a better look at what they have to offer.

“Find Flavien Langlois, Joseph Garbaccio, Clement Carpentier and Fabien Dulong enjoying the summer in their local park in LH.

Additional filming by Gautier Courquin.

To see the fist collection of the DIY brand, go to http://diy-clothing.com</I>”

DSK – Kevin Wolleck VX Files

March 7, 2017

The Dove Shit Kru coming through with a new video filled with ‘s latest clips they have stacked on their trusty VX camera. Kevin brings a lot of chings and grinds to the table, along with a few other tricks like a steezy toboggan and more for this one. Take a peek if you’re looking for some street goodness.

2017 Toronto X Jam Highlights

March 6, 2017

With the Vans BMX Pro Cup going on this past weekend, we completely blanked that the Toronto X Jam was also going on! It looks like there was a super good turn out for riders and plenty of crazy riding went down! Hit play and check out this highlight reel of footage!

“It truly seems like the Toronto X-Jam somehow manages to get crazier and better every year. Watch insane tricks, lines, and creativity from the likes of Drew Bezanson, Daniel Sandoval, Steven Moxley, Nick Bruce, Mike Gray, Brian Fox, Brandon Webster, Jay Dalton, and more!” – Vital BMX

OJO BMX – J. Pablo Moreno and Alexander Hernandez Video

March 6, 2017

The OJO BMX crew coming through with a new split video featuring J. Pablo Moreno and Alexander Hernandez getting down on the streets of Colombia. These guys bring some heavy grinds, roof drops, tailwhips and a bunch more to the table for this one, so hit play and take it all in!

Chasing the View off the Cliff – The Lost VHS Tape

March 6, 2017

In a day and age where you probably can’t even count the number of BMX related videos you have watched in a day due to the constant stream of social media, videos being shared on Youtube and Viemo, etc. It’s always pretty crazy how something you watched a really long time ago stands out to you. Paul Covey recently went on a little mission to find out more about an old, old VHS video that was called “Chasing The View Off The Cliff that came out of the Pennsylvania area back in early 90’s. It’s an interesting read and it’s safe to say Paul had a lot of fun digging into this one. Check it all out over on the Snakebite website.

Sunday Bikes – Jake Seeley “Grow Up”

March 6, 2017

On Friday, Sunday Bikes released the Intro to “Grow Up” and mentioned that they would begin uploading sections from the video starting with Jake Seeley today. Needless to say we’ve been refreshing Youtube over and over again in anticipation. Jake’s section is now live and it’s an absolute banger with some much amazing lines filled with technical grind combos and freecoaster action, along with so many unique and crazy setups. This is one section you cannot pass up watching! Hit play and enjoy!

“There are a lot of innovative riders in BMX, but I think of Jake Seeley as having his own brand of innovation. Some riders take BMX in entirely new directions with wildly different moves, while Jake uses many of the same building blocks as other modern street riders, but in ways nobody else is coming up with. The result is some beautifully imaginative combos and a unique form of riding that’s at once grounded in tradition and refreshingly different.

Don’t think any of this comes easy. It’s not uncommon for Jake’s attempts at a clip to number in the hundreds; that’s not a testament to a lack of skill or ability, but to how hard what Jake’s doing really is, and to how dedicated he is to making the crazy shit he cooks up happen.

The other thing about Jake is he’s a perfectionist. Jake will try something 100 times, pull it nearly perfectly, hate one almost imperceptible detail, and give it another 100 goes. There are clips in his Grow Up part he landed seven or eight times, still wasn’t happy with, and we had to convince him to use. I don’t think I’ve ever filmed with a rider with such high standards.

But man, I gotta say it’s all worth it. Check out his part and you’ll understand.” – Walter Pieringer

Get the full video now as a digital download or DVD:

Grow Up