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It looks like Troy Blair and Travis Cordova have been busy out cruising spots and stacking clips. Here’s a new split edit featuring the two going to work on spots out in Arizona. As expected, these guys bring a bunch of grinds and nose balance to go along with plenty of cassette action. We haven’t heard this song in quite a while either, haha. Check it!
Filmed by Troy Blair and Travis Cordova
Edited by Troy Blair
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You cannot go wrong with some Jaime Gonzalez footage. Here’s a fresh batch of clips Woozy BMX dropped from a skatepark he cruised over in Spain. This is pretty much just an extended cut of footage from the Jaime Gonzalez In Madrid video from a few weeks back. There’s a lot of extras, crashes and stuff that didn’t make the first video that probably isn’t too exciting. Either way, Jaime is smooth as butter and that makes up for it. Check it!
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Austin Augie has been on his webisode game and he’s out at Woodward East this week with a bunch of people. While he was out cruising around he caught up with Tom Dugan (Starting about 4 minutes in) on the Mini Mega Ramp for a session, then they rolled over to the snake run and pump track. After that we get a little tour around the place with Austin, then he proceeds to send some backflips, hang out in a spring and catch some long distance gummy bears. Check it!
Ruben Alcantara – Etnies “Grounded”
Ruben Alcantara has been my favorite rider since I first got into BMX some 17ish years ago. The first time I met him, I was the mega fan with his signature Ruben frame from Macneil and his signature Ruben shoes from Etnies. Today, DIG re-released Ruben’s sections from Etnies “Grounded” that came out in 2008, and “Forward” that came out in 2002 for your viewing pleasure in a re-mastered, higher quality than what’s bene floating online for years. This is a reminder as to why he’s a personal favorite of mine and so many around the world. Hit play on both sections and enjoy the gold!
“Grounded was released in 2008 to much anticipation after Etnies previously praised video. After years of filming, the video was delivered to audiences with Ruben being granted the last section again. In six years Ruben’s riding had progressed in a way that seemed unattainable at first but looking at his past only seemed natural. His pursuit of street transitions and banks continuing in full force gave a new meaning to “gap to wallride” throughout his part. Through Ruben’s riding he brought his question of “You’ll never know” until you try to the table with setups and tricks and few if any would think possible.”
Ruben Alcantara – Etnies “Forward”
“Forward was released in 2002 on VHS and DVD with Ruben closing out the video with the final section. A mix of skatepark and street footage, Ruben always managed to find something to blast or get technical on. From massive ditch quarter pipe hips, to wallrides, to fakie smith half-cab tabletops, he was innovating and progressing BMX with each session. His video part gave BMX the beginning taste of where his riding style was going and his conscious effort that less is more.”
The crew over at Colony just released a brand new Bike Check with Tanguy Labertrande and his current Monash setup that he’s running decked out with Colony parts from top to bottom. This is one dialed looking BMX bike if we may say. You can check out a ton of photos, parts list and more here — Tanguy Labertrande Bike Check
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Holy… crap! Just saw this over on Can You Dig It and couldn’t pass up sharing it. We’ve seen the loop plenty of times over the years from really dialed ones, to reaaaaally sketchy ones (who remembers that one at the old Bone Deth jam made out of pallets and scrap wood?)… But this one takes it to a whole new level. We don’t post a ton of mountain bike stuff, but this is too crazy. The video doesn’t really give away a ton since things definitely didn’t work out quite as planned, but you can check out the full story, photos and more about this here The Loop of Doom.
“On saturday march 19th, Matt Macduff sustained a terrible fall attempting to make his way around the Loop Of Doom. After over 3 year of research, determination and hard work, Matt managed to find everything he needed to make his project happen.
Built in a month at the Garden Route Trail Park in South Africa, the gigantic structure rises up to 40 ft. in the sky. The crash left him with 10 fractures in his right wrist and 3 fractures in his right ankle. The story behind his stunt is as impactful as the structure itself. A real story of determination. After spending a week in a South African hospital, Matt is now home in Ontario, working on his rehabilitation. Just as he started to walk again, we catched up with him to get his version of this incredible story.
In previous posts about the Loop of Doom, there was a lot of interrogations from the readers so we did our best to cover all the aspects of the project. Keep on reading to take a journey through the mind of a young man determined to leave an impact on the sport he loves.
Read the Full Story here: http://www.the-rise.com/loopofdoom”
Last year the the Gary Young signature Soundwave Special from Sunday Bikes was 2nd on our list of the Most Expensive Complete BMX Bike for 2016 and it looks like it’ll be up there once again for 2017. Don’t let that $999.99 price tag deter you though, it’s worth every penny — and quite honestly it’s worth more than Sunday are selling the bike for.
The 2017 Soundwave Special starts out with the same exact aftermarket Soundwave frame you can buy at shops with the 41-Thermal heat-treating, Wave Top and Down Tube, downtube gusset, wishbone on the chainstay, removeable brake mounts and more. The bike comes with a 21″ top tube, 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 9″ standover height, 11.5″ bottom bracket height and 13.5″ – 13.75″ chainstay length. You can find the Sunday Solar Bars with a 41-Thermal heat-treatment and lifetime warranty and the Octave fork with a 32mm offset and the 41-Thermal heat-treating as well.
The rest of the bike is decked out with Sunday and Odyssey Aftermarket parts from top to bottom..
STEM: Sunday Freeze Top-Load Stem 52mm
HEADSET: FSA Sealed Integrated
HEADSET CAP: Sunday Octave Pre-Load Bolt
BRAKE: Odyssey Springfield
BRAKE CABLE: Odyssey Linear Quik Slic
BRAKE LEVER: Odyssey Monolever Medium
GRIPS: Odyssey Gary Young Signature
SEAT: Odyssey Monogram Tripod
SEAT POST: Odyssey Tripod Aftermarket
SEAT CLAMP: Sunday Aftermarket
SPROCKET: Sunday Sabertooth V2, 27T, 6061 CNC
CRANKS: 175mm, Odyssey Thunderbolt RHD
BB PARTS: 22mm Sealed Mid
PEDALS: Odyssey Twisted PC
RIMS: Odyssey Hazard Lite Rim, 36H
FRONT HUB: Odyssey Quartet, 3/8″ Bolt, 36H
REAR HUB: Odyssey Clutch Freecoaster, 36H, 9T, RHD
SPOKES: Steel Black
TIRES: Sunday Street Sweeper 20 x 2.4″ (F & R)
CHAIN: KMC Z-510HX
As you can tell from that list, every single item on this bike can be purchased aftermarket and without doing the math, we’re 100% sure it’s worth way more than the actual price of the bike if you bought each part individually.
Sunday Solar Bars
Gary Young signature grips from Odyssey.
Sunday Freeze topload stem.
Sunday logos on the Soundwave frame stay caps.
Odyssey Quartet front hub.
Odyssey Clutch freecoaster hub!
The classic Odyssey Twisted PC pedals.
Odyssey Hazard Lite rims.
A little look at the seat tube graphics.
The Sunday Sabertooth V2 sprocket.
Odyssey Thunderbolt cranks.
The new Jake Seeley signature Street Sweeper tires.
Odyssey’s Monogram Tripod seat.
Look at that bike! So dialed right out of the box.
The 2017 Gary Young Soundwave Special complete will be available in black only, comes with a price tag of $999.99 and you can pick the bike up through any BMX shop or mail-order that carries Sunday Bikes worldwide.
You can check out the rest of the 2017 bikes from Sunday right here — Sunday Bikes – 2017 Complete Bikes
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Jean William Prevost sent through the latest video from the IGI BMX crew who got together for their 2016 Reunion in France! As expected, these guys laid down some incredible flatland riding, so hit play and take it all in!
“The traveler’s bug caught our bandwagon crew in the sails and the winds favored our descent upon Bordeaux, France for this short reunion episode with the three mosqueteers of Flatland ; Taku, Ben and Dub unite once again in this edit to reinforce our friendships. We were there for 2 nights of which we spent laughing and enjoying speaking of our trip with Dub’s cousin in Bordeaux. ENJOY!!!
Riders :
Jean William Prévost (black bike)
Benjamin Hudson (gold bike)
Takuji Kasahara (grey bike)
Filming :
Guillaume Passebon
Jean William Prévost
Benjamin Hudson
Takuji Kasahara
Editing :
Dub
Follow IGI on instagram @igiflatbmx or on facebook.com/igibmx.
Riders IG : @takukasa @jwilliamp @benjam1n_hudson”
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