Head over to the DIG website to check out Rob Wise’s unit that holds up to all the beastly riding he throws down on it. What do you think of this bike?
Tea & Biscuits Summer Tour: Shop Stops Part 1
Looks like the first round of shop stops were a huge success from the Tea and Biscuits Summer Tour. Take a peek at what went down!
“This video, the first of two shop stop edits from our Tea & Biscuits Tour, features bike riding, tea slurping and biscuit nibbling from Stevie Churchill, Mike “Hucker” Clark, Broc Raiford and Chris Doyle as they session parks and makeshift spots at three of the awesome shops that put us up.
Thanks a million to everyone at Brighton BMX, Crucial and Rad BMX for making the trip such an grand success.
The third and final video in the Tea & Biscuits series should be online next week, so be sure to check that out and keep your eyes peeled for our next, considerably less healthy tour ‘Chips & Gravy’ early next year.
Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Music: S.A.S. – “In Da Army Now”” – Elephant Distribution
A-Town Trash – Mike Guth “Still Folded”
Check out Mad Mike Guth’s section from the A-Town Trash “Still Folded” DVD. Street goodness!
Concrete Life with Ryan Barrett and Roman Tencza
I think we can all agree there isn’t enough Ryan Barrett footage going around these days. Check out Ryan and Roman Tencza killing some Northwest cement park, trails and pool goodness in this new Crooked World edit.
“Ryan Barrett and Roman Tencza could be considered the big wave BMX surfers of the Pacific Northwest. Consistently roasting bowls like they’re charging Pipe on the North Shore. If its under 8 feet, it doesn’t count! Filmed by Dean Dickinson.“
Stevie Churchill Off Volume and Demolition
Well, I didn’t see this coming. It looks like Stevie Churchill is no longer riding for Volume or Demolition. I’m not sure exactly why… but I’d imagine it won’t be long before he finds himself on a new team.
“Stevie has been with us for over two years now, and over the course of that two years has really grown exponentially fast as a rider. His level of technical burliness, lack of fear, and unmatched consistency is something that BMX has never really seen before…and will be lucky to see from even a handful of other humans in the future. We’ve done a lot for/with this lil guy and it’s never easy building a seemingly good relationship with a rider, only to see him suddenly go. Regardless, we’d like to thank Stevie for the great times, and we wish him the very best of luck with his new ventures. Swag.” – Volume
“It’s never a good day when we have to announce that a Demo rider is no longer going to be part of the team and today is no different. Unfortunately due to a series of recent actions and events we have decided to let Stevie Churchill go from Demolition Parts. Stevie has been on the team since he was sixteen and we truly regret the way in which our sponsorship with him has to end. We here at Demolition would like to thank Stevie for the time and effort he has given Demolition and wish him all the best in the future.” – Demolition
Strictly BMX – Mick Bayzand: Park jibs
Don’t let the title fool you… This edit is packed with some pure fire! This is a MUST SEE.
“It’d be fair to say that Mick’s best known for gnarly edit’s and slaying some of the biggest rails in BMX. He wanted to change it up for his latest edit and throw out something more tech so he’s been at work over the Aussie winter clocking clips in a bunch of Melbourne skateparks and this is the result!
Filmed by Kym Grosser
Edited by Iain Carnegie
Song – Black with N.V (No Vision) by the Black Sheep” – Strictly BMX
Erik Elstran Cinematography Reel
I bet a lot of you didn’t know this, but Erik Elstran is going to school for film. Not only is he one of the most creative BMX riders on the planet, but he’s damn good at what he does with a camera as well. Check out this cinematography reel he just dropped a little bit ago. Not BMX but still pretty wild.
Jeremie Infelise Bike Check
Head over to the Division Brand website to check out a few photos of Jeremie Infelise’s current unit along with a rad riding photo. Looks sturdy to me.
