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Sneak Peek: Division Brand – Citywide Rim
Here’s a little sneak peek that Division Brand just released giving us a look at their new Citywide Rim they’re currently working on. Not much for details, but they did mention that it is 40mm wide, which is about 4mm to 6mm wider than traditional BMX rims. The Federal Stance XL rim utilizes the same width if you want a better idea of how wide these are. No word on release date yet since these are just samples, but we would imagine some time around Spring? We’ll keep you posted.
Product: Cult – All City Windbreaker
When we see snow start falling, we’re officially giving up on seeing warm temps for at least six months, so it’s definitely that time of the year to start covering up. The Cult All City Windbreaker is a light weight hooded jacket that’s made from 100% nylon with a temperature regulated internal liner, gold buttons, two slanted front pockets and a leather Cult patch on the chest.
The All City windbreaker is available for around $59.99 worldwide through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Cult worldwide now.
Fit Bike Co. – 2016 Pledge Complete featuring Ethan Corriere
Fit Bike Co. giving you a close up look at their 2016 Pledge complete while Ethan Corriere puts in through the paces! Looks like a solid BMX bike to us… Check out more below!
“The 2016 PLEDGE, is a preppier, collegiate-inspired complete perfect for all you school-yard and street shredders. You can be the new kid on campus and still look legit on this bike!
Filmer/Editor: Francis Castro
Music: “Had It All” by Allah-Las”
Check out more photos of the bike below…
Mutiny Bikes – Max Bonfil – From The Archives
It’s pretty crazy to think that there is probably a ton of INSANELY good footage that has never seen the light of day. Today, Sparky’s France dropped this video featuring a bunch of old footage of Mutiny Bikes‘ French connect, Maxime Bonfil, ripping around on street spots and skateparks that was once lost, and then recently found. So stoked this was found because it’s a damn good watch! Enjoy!
Filmed and edited by Pierre Blondel
Monster – The Ramp II: Scotty Cranmer
Here’s one we know a few of you have been waiting to see from Scotty Cranmer and Ride BMX. The Ramp II, featuring Scotty, and Matty Cranmer, getting lose on anything they could set the little kicker up on. Based off this BMX video, it’s safe to say Scotty kicked his own ass for this one, but ended up with some amazing clips too. Check it!
“The first in a six part series, Scotty Cranmer gave the newly revamped ramp it’s first go. As always, Scotty comes through with some heavy clips, but nothing came easy…he worked for nearly every clip up until a slight miscalculation had him flying into a wall, separating his shoulder and popping a blood vessel in his eye, as well…
Rules are not what BMX is about. And, when you begin to subscribe to an idea that you’re supposed to do this or that while riding your bike, you’re missing the whole idea…
In the July 2009 issue of the magazine we introduced The Ramp. It was an article that took us two years to make, as we passively ticked away at sending it around the country to various people. Jimmy Levan did a wallride over a nine foot barb’d wire fence to flat, Garrett Byrnes jumped a Ferrari, Dave Osato did a tailwhip nosepick on a barrier, and Craig Mast attempted to jump a 50 foot creek. It was an entertaining article, we thought. It was different, yet inherently BMX at the same time. After all, a board laid on a block was, for a long time, most people’s first introduction to launching into the air. It was the first ramp and still remains the simplest to make. But, as parks get placed in every neighborhood, the idea of a block and board has seemingly been forgotten. And further, as a whole, we’ve become so institutionalized that the idea of building a ramp and jumping something out in the streets taboo. Straightforward feelings: fuck that. So, after some thought, we decided to bring the ramp back for another go for a six part series that we’ll be introducing over the next year. First up, the legendary Scotty Cranmer breaks the seal on the newly revised ramp.” – Ride BMX
Vital Game of Bike 2015: Dirt – 3rd Place
TJ Ellis vs Pat Casey – 3RD PLACE – More BMX Videos
Yesterday we got a look at round 2 of the Vital Game of Bike: Dirt and the day before that we got a look at Round One of the Game of Bike, now today they have it narrowed down figuring out who takes third place. Pat Casey and TJ Ellis went head to head to see who would be taking that title. Check out what went down and who won.
“TJ and Pat throw down big moves in the battle to claim the third place spot.
Credit: Vital BMX”
Subrosa – Keandre Lindo Welcome Video
Subrosa have a new connect down in Florida named Keandre Lindo. We haven’t heard of this guy before, but it’s safe to say that this is one rider we’ll definitely want to keep an eye out for in the future. Check out his welcome to Subrosa video above that’s loaded with some heavy heat from the streets! So good.
“Keandre Lindo is our Miami plug. He’s got style for miles, good trick selection, and an insatiable desire to progress.
Since meeting Keandre at the Sparkys Parking Lot Jam last year we’ve been getting to know him and watching him progress. The time has come for us to step up our support.
Enjoy Keandre’s debut, and be on the look out for more!
Filmed and edited by:
Bobby Kanode”