The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
It’s that time of the year when BMX brands start to release their new range of products. For 2016, Eclat have a handful of new products from cranks to stems, bars, pedals and hubs to see. We figured it would be a good time to take a closer look at each of the items. So, below you can check out the new Spire cranks, Bruno grips, Fireball tire, AK pedal, Contra pedal, Coda fork, Olive bars, Dune stem, Slattery stem and the Cortex freecoaster! Ready? Let’s do this…
Haro Bikes released this new BMX video from a session that Dennis Enarson and Jason Watts caught with some of the locals in Corpus Christi, Texas while visiting The Pedal Shop! Check out some highlights from the session that went down at the local park. You better believe Dennis and Jason brought the heat.
“We sent Dennis Enarson and Jason Watts out to visit The Pedal Bicycle Shop in Corpus Christi, Texas, a Haro dealer of ours for over 20 years now!
After the shop stop, we took the jam to the nearby Cole Park and Dennis and Jason rode with the locals.
Video by Devon Hutchins.”
Unit Clothing dropped this brand new BMX video featuring Kyle Baldock dropping hammers on a few different skateparks around Melbourne! There’s a good mix of technical tricks and some big bangers, especially that ender… Such a beast! Dialed riding and some crispy film work. You can’t go wrong with hitting play on this one!
“Adding to his X Games medal haul, UNIT’s Kyle Baldock has put in work and seen the hard yards pay off in 2015.
He took a few days off to head south to Melbourne and shred a handful of local spots in this latest edit. This is Baldock at his best.
Shop the global UNIT online store at www.unit.com
Film/Edit: Bret Trigg Visual
Music: ‘The Beast’
Artist: The Hundred Days
Album: The Crime
www.thehundreddays.com”
The Keep It Rolling crew will be premiering their brand new DVD on January 13th, 2016 at the Grandin Theater in Roanoke, Virginia! They will also be premiering the BMX video on their Youtube channel about the same time for everyone else that cannot making it out for the premiere. We posted up the trailer the other week which you can view here — “Keep It Rolling” Trailer — If you’re curious what this one will have in store. Get stoked!
Art work by Thomas Greene
Bros Bike Store over in France have released this new BMX video featuring Emeric Michon going to work on a ton of different street spots and skateparks over the course of this past summer. The film work is pretty rough around the edges, but the riding definitely makes up for it with a ton of grinds, big tricks down stair set and gaps and plenty of nose balance! Check it out!
The PAEH crew over in Russia dropped this new BMX video featuring Mikhail Pakhomov putting his pegs to heavy use at a his local skatepark and a few street spots! Dialed riding and clean film work. Can’t go wrong with hitting that play button!
“New video by Misha Pakhomov filmed in his hometown of St. Petersburg. Video rich style inherent only to Misha, and the atmosphere of the streets of the beautiful city on the Neva makes you feel every shot, and the trick – all in the spirit of the Peter the old school. We are very pleased that Michael back in the game!”
Working a BMX bike is one of those things that either you love doing it or you hate it. Regardless, it’s always a good idea to know how to properly work on your bike. Colony have decided to do some how-to videos giving you a look at how to maintain your bike. Above is their first video which shows you how to replace your BMX fork. This is definitely more for the young guns just getting into riding, but a solid video regardless.
“We show you how to replace your forks on your BMX from start to finish.
This series runs you through everything you need to know about maintaining your bike. From simple things like fixing a puncture, all the way through to the more technical like rebuilding a wheel.
Products featured:
Colony Monash frame, Colony Square Back stem and Colony Guardian Forks.”
If you caught our interview with Pascal Lafontaine the other week, you would have heard that he is now riding for MagLock Bike Pedals, which after a a battle with cancer that took Pascal’s leg, has allowed him to get back on his bike thanks to a prosthetic leg, these pedals and a magnet in his shoe. Check out this quick promo where Pascal puts his pegs to good use and these pedals. So stoked to see Pascal shredding again!