The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Dravin Hallford has been on it lately. Here’s his latest edit that he had to self-film since he didn’t have anyone around to help out. Turned out rad!
“I’m not a big fan of self-filmed edits, but sometimes chu gotta do what chu gotta do when there’s no filmers around. Just a day edit messing around in TX. Nothing special. Peeps & enjoy for your viewing pleasure!
Song: Immortal Technique – Positive Balance”
Spotted on We Have Motive.
Awesome turn out and some awesome riding. That’s what I call a successful jam.
“Lommel Skatepark was once again packed for the annual Border Jam. Featuring Jelle Harnisfeger, Gwen Geyskens, Thijs Vervaeck, Kenneth Tancre, Kevin Van Leeuwen, Dominne Jeunen, Birre Kareman, Kenzo Dewitte, Louis Brouckaert and some more…
With the support of:
Vans
Monster Energy
Jeugd Lommel
Wethepeople
Quintin
Eclat
Almond
Filming and editing by Bart Cautaerts” – Grounded BMX
It’s always a bummer when a park as dialed as Unit 6 was closes. Here’s a fresh video Sam Marden put together from the last session he got there.
“Myself and a few of the local guys from Salisbury took a trip down to the souths unit six before it’s doors were closed for good. This video is the result of our visit.
Enjoy.
Equipment
Canon 550d.
Samyang 8mm Fisheye.
Software
Adobe Premier Pro CS5.” – Sam Marden
There’s no denying that Mega Ramp is gnarly… Here’s a little video featuring some of the best guys on the ramp talking about what it’s like to ride the ramp and how it has changed BMX.
“Kevin Robinson has been a pioneer when it comes to taking BMX higher than ever before – second to Mat Hoffman of course, the original pioneer – and in this episode Robinson along with others break down how MegaRamp has affected BMX. Hear from Zack Warden, Andy Buckworth, Simon Tabron, Steve McCann, Chad Kagy and Anthony Napolitan what it’s like to ride BMX MegaRamp as they all take you Inside BMX.” – Alli Sports
The Set sent through this sneak peek of their new 2 Inch Punch stem that will be out in October. This 6061-T6 alloy front load stem have a reach of 53mm, 8mm of rise, a wide “no pinch” fork clamp slot, a hollowed out body for weight savings and the 3-Bar CNC logo on the side. The stem comes in colors of black, polished, red and blue with a weight of 285 grams.
Like we said, this stem will be available next month in October and it may have different bolts since they are looking into a possible better option at the moment.
Looking to get your hands on one of these in the U.S? Have your local shop hit up The Set to get you one ordered up.
Check out another photo by Clicking Here.
To say some crazy shit has gone down at The Boneyard would be an understatement. This slideshow gives you an idea of some of those things. Get over to Tables and Fables for some stories from some of the guys who have spent some time in the house in its time as well. Awesome.
“For the last two years… the bone yard has been the home of BONE DETH.. 21 aldie st in lower allston massachusetts. Too many weird things have happened there and here is a slide show of some insight as to what went on there… the photos dont do it justice and dont even give 2% of what really went on there.
read up on TABLES and FABLES
for some insight from the people who have lived there over the years
bonedethbmx.com”
Dave Paterson put together a bunch of legendary products to go with the theme for the new issue of DIG. Some of those products didn’t quite make the cut. But that’s okay, because now they are releasing them online for you to check out. You can find the one about Odyssey‘s 41-Thermal heat-treated forks right here.
Check back Friday for a little more about these forks since we’ve also got something cooking…
