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The full “Bloodline 2” BMX video has made its way online and it’s filled with riding, male nudity, partying, female nudity, more riding, more partying, more riding and a bunch of random extras mixed throughout. This video is NSFW, but there’s plenty of real solid riding to check out and these guys definitely know how to get loose. Take a look if you’re not scared to see some random dicks.
“HAVING FUN AT LIFE
FILMED EDITED BY DANI MADRID & ROBERTO GALIANA
Today, Miles Rogoish has made a decision that we’re sure a number of you saw coming with all of the recent shake ups with Stranger coming. Miles has decided to quit the Stranger team and also just retire from professionally riding BMX. Miles has been a force in front and behind the lens for a number of years now, so it’s pretty wild to see this all going down. Below you can find his official words on the decision that he announced via Instagram.
“As of this moment I am retiring from riding BMX professionally on my own accord. A decade of amazing times and paid trips were nothing less than a blessing… One day I will drop in with my kids and tell them how much BMX made an impact on my life. BMX took me out of the neighborhood I was raised in, or at least long enough to hide before the street lights came on. Today I bow out gracefully and wish everyone still biting the nickel to stay positive. Hope to see you all on the other side of my life term and friendship. No hard feelings is why I have made this decision, so thanks again to everyone that had my back, you know exactly who you are ”
Another big piece to the Stranger “No Hype” team that brought the brand back to life has left. That only leaves Eric Lichtenberger and Caleb Quanbeck from the original squad. Is this the last rider we’ll see quit? It’s hard to say. But, we don’t recall seeing this big of a shake up from a brand in quite some time. We’ll keep you posted if we hear anything more.
S&M Bikes released this new promo BMX video for Craig Passero‘s new signature grips that are available now. This video, which gives you a look at the grips along with some riding from Craig and a few of his friends, is real solid… A little rough around the edges on the film work, but the riding makes up for it. Take a peek, then learn more about these BMX Grips below!
“Craig Passero crafted this little nug to herald the unveiling of his signature grip, and truth be told, it’s just downright delightful. Old skool, cool, urban awesomeness from Craig and his compadres.
And that PASSERO GRIP is a’ight too! Soft, dual-patterned and available now in Black, Clear and Glow in the Dark.
Rider(s): Craig Passero, Marvin Morales, Marcus Diaz, Austin Mazur, Freddy Drew, Pedro Guardado,
Filmed & Edited by: Craig Passero and bros
Song: “4th Chamber” by Genius”
Get a look at the grips below!
Shape Bicycles dropped this quick BMX video from a trails jam that went down at the Run Trails over in France recently. Although it looks like it was a pretty small get together, the trails looked like they were running smooth and plenty of good times were had. Take a look!
Well, that’s one way to test some Bar Ends. The guys over at Merritt giving their Insert bar ends, which feature a metal washer, a test compared to a regular nylon bar end to see what kind of abuse it can withstand. After watching Mike Brennan slam on the bar ends with a hammer, it’s safe to say these things were built to take the abuse that BMX can throw at it.
“Today we filmed a quick little video at the warehouse to show you how our insert bar ends hold up way better than your average pair of push in bar ends. The Bar ends are Nylon with a molded in steel washer that prevents handlebars from cutting through the bar end.”
Another day, another dialed section from the Freedom BMX Bangers 2015 BMX video contest! Today we’re treated to Nico Van Loon‘s section that was filmed and edited by Johannes Dreyer that ended up taking first place overall! After you watch this video, it’s clear to see why he took number one… Excellent riding, great spots and some very clean filming and editing. All in all, a great watch! Highly suggest you get on that play button and enjoy this one!
Mathieu “Poiss” Barbier getting out from behind the lens to spend some time collecting clips in a number of cities over in France. Mathieu cooked up some solid lines where he mixes a lot of spins and freecoaster action together. All in all, a real solid BMX video worth taking a look at!
“Mathieu Barbier, better known under the name “Fish” is a Parisian Rider who spends a lot of time behind the camera.
2015 was the opportunity to work Poiss to edit a street in Part focused on itself.
Defense, Créteil, Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines or Courbevoie were a few cities with wrinkled Poiss.”
Crashing on a BMX bike sucks. It’s never fun and it usually always ends up hurting, which I guess is what makes us tough as nails, but that’s another story. The Bombacol crew dropped this mix of crashes from the trails, skateparks and street spots they have been getting a whooping from lately. Definitely a few brutal slams and some lesser rough crashes to take in. Be ready to drop an “Oooooooh” or two.