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Freedom in Phoenix with Tammy McCarley

January 16, 2014

Crooked World caught up with Freed‘s Tammy McCarley in Phoenix to cruise some of his new local spots! Check out plenty of heat in this one!

“Tammy McCarley has escaped the West Coast in search of the non-stop street scene that he found in Phoenix, Arizona— the home of his new frame sponsor Freed Bikes. Tammy’s tech lines never cease to amaze especially that manual-gap-to-smith on the jersey barriers and the gap-to-wallride at the end that he somehow makes look smooth.

Camera work by Greg Moliterno and music by http://mousepowell.bandcamp.com
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BSD – “London Calling”

January 16, 2014

When has BSD ever disappointed you with a video? You better believe they aren’t starting that off with their section in the “London Calling” video! Check out all the gold these guys produced.

“BSD were first in the RideUKBMX apartment in London. In the mix was Tony Malouf, Liam Zingbergs, Antony Lille, Dan Paley and Alex Donnachie. The weather was first class in the capital when they were in town, so we knew things would be blowing up right away. Filmed and edited by Dave Sowerby.“

Verde – “London Calling”

January 16, 2014

The Verde crew crushed spots and brought plenty of style for their section in the “London Calling” video! Peter Adam also did an amazing job with the filming and editing for it! Hit play NOW!

“Verde pulled out every stop for this, no expense spared on the line up as they called upon this motley crew, Panvos Manaras, Brian Yeagle, Biz, Matt Priest, Jonny Devine, Pierre Hinze, Lima, and Martyn Tambling. Dunk took care of the article in the mag with another awesome write up and sick photography, while Peter Adam nailed the edit in his usual style. Pretty much every rider here is a solid all rounder, and they hammered it at every spot.” – Ride UK

Federal – “London Calling”

January 16, 2014

With a team like Federal can you really expect anything less than amazing riding? Check out the video Rich Forne put together for their “London Calling” section!

“Federal were the last crew we had in the apartment and here’s who it consisted of, Dan Lacey, Ollie Evans, Michal Smelco, Jordan Aleppo, Anthony Perrin, Mark Love, and Bruno Hoffman. Oh yes, an absolute sterling line up and how good is it to see Mark Love on that list? He’s been troubled with injuries recently and he’s no back firing on all cylinders. Robin Pearson took care of the article, while clinching the cover with Lacey. Rich Forne was on hand for the edit, which I have to say is mind blowing!” – Ride UK

Wethepeople – “London Calling”

January 16, 2014

The guys at Ride UK have unlocked the “London Calling” videos! Above we have the banger video Wethepeople put together!

“Wethepeople had a sick line up ready for London, we’re talking Mike Curley, Dale Armstrong, Pete Sawyer, Fooman, Moritz Nussbaumer and Jason Phelan. These guys came through with a more DIY approach to riding the city, with bags of concrete on hand and weird wooden structures un place to dry and dodge the rain. Dale went home early due to his wrist flaring up again, he shattered it earlier this year so it’s still kind of healing. Joe Bailey captured everything for the mag, while Hadrien Picard put the DVD section together.” – Ride UK

Print Ad: Wethepeople – Pete Sawyer

January 16, 2014

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Here’s a look at Wethepeople‘s latest print ad featuring Pete Sawyer and his signature Sterling line. This can be found in issue 183 of Ride UK.

Fit – Malaga Time

January 16, 2014

Brian Foster and Tom Dugan recently made a trip over to Malaga, Spain where they spent some time hanging out and riding with Ruben Alcantara while soaking up some sun and warmth. Check out this flipbook FIT dropped from their trip to give you an idea of what they got into during their stay!

Volume – Jason Enns: Then and Now

January 16, 2014

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Head over to the Volume Bikes website to check out a Q&A with Jason Enns where they compare what he was getting into in 1999 to 2014. It’s pretty funny and an entertaining read. Take a peek!