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9th Daily

August 12, 2013

Here’s a fresh one from 9th Street I spotted over on Can You Dig It that James Stevens put together. Take a look at how these guys get down at the infamous Austin, texas trails thanks to some GoPro action.

“Shot on a GOPRO Hero2. Chillin and dealin with the heat. Building new lines and having fun with friends.
big rob, tony cardona, adam johnston, coach, turnando, egg salad, b rad, bramel harrison, francis duelles, blake, jake, andy martinez, bj vasquez, santana, luke, jeff, derek heyn, ommar estrada, whoever I forgot.
Music: Eazy E “sippin on a 40”“

La Costa Norte – #WeOutHere Trailer

August 12, 2013

It looks like the La Costa Norte crew is working on a full-length video for you guys from the streets of Barcelona. Take a peek at this quick trailer giving you an idea of all the goodness that’s coming!

“A bmx video filmed in Barcelona ( Spain ) featuring Eddie Baum, Ema Scutella, Mati Lasgoity, Diego “Mono” Navarro and friends.
Special thanks to VANS, FEDERAL BIKES, DUB BMX, CULT, NOVISABMX & BMXAVENUE.
Filmed & edited by Fernando Gomarín Olaiz“

Primary Threads X Focalpoint – Alex “Frenchie” Coumailleau

August 12, 2013

Here’s another entry for the Primary Threads X Focalpoint Worldwide Video Contest. This time around we’ve got a short but sweet one from Alex “Frenchie” Coumailleau who shows you that you can get all sorts of grind time in on your BMX bike on an 8″ tall ledge spot.

Product: Solid – Cutlass Frame

August 12, 2013

Solid_BMX_Cutlas_Frame

Here’s a look at the new Cutlass frame from Solid Bikes that I spotted over on The Merged. This frame starts out with True Temper 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ standover height and a 13.50″ chainstay length (slammed). You can also find features like the Hour Glass integrated head tube, a Shark Fin mid bottom bracket, angled slot 14mm drop outs, gussets on the top and down tube wit the Solid logo stamped on it, removable brake mounts and an integrated seat post clamp. You can pick the Cutlass frame up on 20″, 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″, 21.25″, 21.50″ and 22″ top tube lengths with Satin black and translucent brown for color options. You can pick this American made frame up for $300.00 in the Solid Bikes webstore.

Red Bull – R.Evolution Berlin Trailer

August 12, 2013

The Red Bull R.Evolution race is going down in Berlin, Germany on August 17th! If you’re in Germany, I highly advise you make it out to this since if it’s anything like last years, it will get wild. You can also watch the live feed right here while its going down if you can’t make it out!

Slug Crew – Slime-in’ Up the Streets

August 12, 2013

Here’s one that was sent in by the Slug Life crew getting a little riding time in on some of their local street spots. It’s a little rough around the edges, but it looks like these guys are all having a good time and that’s what is important!

Scarecrow – OSK Mixtape #2

August 11, 2013

Here’s a fresh one from the Scarecrow crew over in Croatia putting down some real solid riding on spots all over Osijek. You can find riding from Tomislav Radić, Marko Tupović, Jakov Šantar, Darko Eror and Marin Lončar! Hit that play button and take a peek!

Pat Casey Wins Red Bull Dreamline

August 11, 2013

Ellis, Casey, Baldock, - Winners

It looks like Pat Casey took him the win this weekend at Red Bull Dreamline! If you saw some of the videos you know how good Pat Casey was riding! Check out the full press release below. Expect footage from finals to surface soon enough.

“August 10th, 2013– (Angel Fire, New Mexico) – The most eagerly anticipated BMX event of the year lived up to big expectations, with massive dirt jumps sending riders, and the level of BMX progression, to new heights. The course, carefully groomed over the past six weeks, boosted riders over 30 feet into the sky and sent Pat Casey, originally attending as an alternate, to the top of the heap in a 12-man final judged by BMX pros including Brian Foster and Corey Bohan.

The course was like no other in the history of the sport. The mountain resort of Angel Fire, New Mexico was carefully chosen due to the unique consistency of the dirt that lent itself to perfectly groomed jumps. After six weeks of meticulous crafting, builder Adam Aloise and his 4-man crew unveiled the top-secret trails to the best riders in the sport. The course spanned nearly half a mile, descending down from the 9700-foot elevation start. With nearly 55 seconds riding from start to finish, riders had boundless opportunities to put tricks on display to the sold out crowd who hiked out to watch.

The 12 competitors who rode in the finals put on a progression session in a two–hour jam format, and were judged by five randomly selected riders who did not advance from yesterday’s qualifiers. Top three finishers Casey, TJ Ellis and Kyle Baldock impressed the judges and the crowd, run after run, with some never before seen combos and general fearlessness on the intimidating course. Nineteen-year-old Casey from Yorba Linda, CA received the adoration of judges and competitors with his combos like a massive truckdriver to double tailwhip on Gargamel (the nickname for the 2nd largest and meanest jump on the course), and a 360 tailwhip to barspin on the gigantic last set. Ellis also impressed with his linking of tricks, including a front flip turndown straight into a cork flip.

THRILLS AND CHILLS
Anthony Napolitan, the event creator, was blown away by the level of riding, saying the competition was “definitely a progression on every level, we probably saw two or three new tricks that have never been done before. The goal has been accomplished. There were at least three times where I got the chills.”

Casey demonstrated that given the right course, on any given day, new stars can rise to the top. “I came here as an alternate, to win Dreamline is just awesome. I love this. These are the best dirt jumps I’ve ridden and it blows my mind.”

Riders were also impressed with a relatively unknown rider Dawid Godziek from Poland who earned a standing ovation for his fearlessness.

Judge and BMX legend Brian Foster shared his amazement. “There was stuff I saw today, I don’t know if it’s ever been done. It’s eye opening. These are the biggest jumps I’ve ever seen in my life, and I’ve been around in a little bit.” Whether a vet or a new fan of BMX, there is no doubt Red Bull Dreamline was a barrage of jaw-dropping moments, all thanks to Mother Nature and the fearless riders who use her as their launching pad.

The event was filmed with some of the most cutting edge cameras ever used in sport, and will be aired on NBC on October 26th, 2013 at 4pm ET, brought to you in partnership with Casio G’zOne Commando, Dodge Dart, and GoPro. The Red Bull Signature Series, the most progressive action sports property in the world, featuring some of Red Bull’s top events including Joyride and Rampage. For more information, please visit www.redbullsignatureseries.com.

Check RedBull.com/Dreamline for the most up to date information and tag #dreamline on Twitter, Intagram and Facebook.

FINAL RESULTS
1st: Pat Casey (USA) 90.27
2nd: TJ Ellis (USA) 88.00
3rd: Kyle Baldock (AUS) 84.40
4th: Ben Wallace (UK ) 83.93
5th: Dawid Godziek (POL) 83.67
6th: Chris Doyle (USA) 83.33
7th: Seth Klinger (USA ) 83.27
8th: Cam White (AUS) 83.00
9th: Mike “Hucker” Clark (USA ) 82.60
10th: Joey Cordova (USA) 80.73
11th: Ronnie Napolitan (USA) 77.73
12th: Dennis Enarson (USA) 44.33 “