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Haro Bikes – 2018 Mirra Pro Tribute Bike

February 23, 2017

The first look at the 2018 Mirra Pro Tribute Bike from Haro Bikes!

Here’s one we’ve been waiting to see! Haro Bikes have just released details on the Dave Mirra 2018 Mirra Pro Tribute bike that they have been working on! This bike turned out absolutely phenomenal and Haro did such an amazing job with the details on this bike. You can get more info on the bike below!

“There are no two ways about it: Dave Mirra was the spark that revitalized Haro in the mid 1990s. Gone were the days of Bob Haro and Ron Wilkerson behind the brand’s direction — it was now Dave Mirra and Ryan Nyquist designing complete bikes that were affordable, high quality and available worldwide to a new legion of BMX fans. A few years later, the X Games hit, and suddenly, Dave Mirra’s signature Haro was on every TV screen of an ESPN subscriber, and demand for his signature bikes and components sky rocketed.

Mirra remained an esteemed member of the Haro team through the end of 2006, and then started his own brand, Mirraco, for the remainder of his BMX career. But the majority of Mirra’s accomplishments at the top of the sport were done on a signature Haro, and it’s where most of us remember him best.

Now, to honor Dave Mirra, Haro is releasing a 2017 tribute Dave Mirra bike, with a bulk of the sales proceeds going directly to the Mirra family. It is but one more way for BMX to continually honor the life, legacy and greatness of Dave Mirra, and all that he gave to his family, friends and BMX as a whole. And it’s proof positive that the memory of Dave Mirra will remain with all of us for a long time to come.”

The 2018 Mirra Pro Tribute Bike comes in 20.5″ only, weighs in at 26.5 lbs. and has a $799.99 price tag.

You can learn more about this bike on the Haro Bikes website.

Michael Hanfler – Greetings From Down Under

February 23, 2017

After a long winter, the envy of people getting to head down to Australia for some sunshine and ride time is high. Here’s a video featuring Michael Hanfler getting some time in at a couple different skateparks. Hit play to watch Michael bring a bunch of speed, flow and style to the different bowls and ramps he rode. This BMX video had a real good vibe. If it doesn’t make you wish you were in Australia, you’re crazy.

“Had a good time filming in parks on the Gold Coast in sunny Australia. Thanks heaps to Raman Garcia for being such a patient filmer.
Hope you enjoy it!” – Michael Hanfler

Chad Curtis “White Flags”

February 23, 2017

You can’t go wrong with some fresh footage from Chad Curtis. Here’s a new mix of footage of him bringing a ton of style and his unique bag of tricks to skateparks and street spots all over the Southwest. Chad doesn’t disappoint, so get on it and take all 5 plus minutes in.

“Chad Curtis is a dude who we first encountered at the “Inter -ride your- Bike” jam in Vegas in 2016. Chad was killing it all night with unique and creative moves, all with two metal pegs (Reed Stark was hyped at the time). Fast-forward 6-months and Chard hit us up with this section that he’s been working on for the past year or so.” – Ride BMX

Merritt – Oscar Ruiz and Montana Ricky Plaza Cruising

February 23, 2017

Merritt coming through with a fresh batch of clips from a plaza session that Oscar Ruiz and Montana Ricky stacked when they caught some warm weather out east. This video has a pretty chill and laid back vibe, but there’s definitely some gems worth seeing in this. That clip of Ricky powerbombing his head on the slide is wild, haha. Check it.

“Oscar and Ricky hit a local Plaza a little while back and banged out a quick edit with Scotty. The warm weather is finally back. be on the look out for a lot more from these guys.”

Dan Foley – Most Disappointing Spot Ever

February 23, 2017

Dan Foley coming through with a new video that’s a little more vloggier than we prefer, but it has a bunch of real solid riding footage we couldn’t pass up. This time around, Dan spends a weekend day cruising around to different spots he hasn’t hit up, but has driven by a time or two. Although things didn’t quite pan out to his expectations, he was still able to make the best of each spot and come up with a few clips. Check it out!

“Sometimes even the surest thing turns out way differently than expected. You just have to roll with it (or on it).“

Rich Hirsch – Stranger Product Preview & Test Lab

February 23, 2017

It’s always interesting getting a look behind the scenes of what actually goes into producing BMX bikes, frames and parts. Rich Hirsch just uploaded this Vlog style video giving us a look into some of the new Stranger and Primo products, a behind the scenes look at their testing facility and more over in Taiwan. We normally don’t get to see this side of products, even though it’s a huge part of the process between a product idea and the bike you have to roll around on. Take a peek!

Raul Jula Fiend Video Bike Check

February 23, 2017

TBB Bike dropped this short but sweet video featuring Raul Jula and his brand new Fiend Reynolds V2 setup that he’s rolling around on. This video doesn’t have a parts list or anything, but it’s damn clean with the film work and there’s some riding mixed in from the parking garage session to show you how Raul gets down on the bike. This looks like a dialed BMX bike to us! Check it!

“Last year we have introduced our European version of our shop and hand by hand our new team rider Raul Jula as our Romanian connection. We cannot be more happy with this collaboration because Raul is not just a good rider but also very innovative guy who always pushes his boundaries and not just riding-wise but also in many different aspects of BMX. With this attitude his bike-check couldn’t end up differently than as a masterpiece.” – TBB Bike

Youth of Today – Justin Hughes

February 23, 2017

Here’s a fresh one featuring the grind technician known as Justin Hughes going to work on street spots around Montreal courtesy of DIG. Justin goes to work on every ledge and rail he came across mixiing lines with grinds, crnakflips, freecoaster action, barspins and more. Take a look!

“Justin Hughes has been in the Montreal scene for what feels like forever so you can quickly forget just how young he actually is. Dubbed as Dillon Lloyd’s protégé in his earliest years of riding – he’s definitely moved well beyond being Dillon’s wingman into the tech street shredder that he is today. Of the younger generation of Montreal riders, no one knows the streets better than Hughes does. With a big year in the works, it’s fitting he starts it off with this DIG Youth of Today piece” – Jeremy Deme

Filmers: Vlad Poloukhine and Jeremy Deme
Edited by Vlad Poloukhine