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It’s always good when some fresh Coco Zurita footage pops up. This new video is loaded with style! You won’t want to miss it!
“When camp shuts down and the world sleeps, Coco Zurita emerges from the darkness.
@dylanpfohl DylanPfohl.com
Thanks to Jake Kinney and Eli Waterhouse“
It looks like Colony has decided to discontinue its flatland program. Here’s some words about it from Clint Millar about the decision.
“Way back in 1988 when I started riding, I primarily rode flatland. I was however one of the few riders that rode flatland & also did ramp, street & dirt back then. Given my links to flatland back in the day, it was natural that I wanted to do a flatland range within Colony as a company. Especially when good friends of mine Shane Badman & Simon O’Brien were without support at the time it made perfect sense to help them out.
Over the years we have supported flatland as much as we can. It’s no secret that the flatland market is a small one indeed. Through our strong position within BMX as a whole we have been able to support this for some time but at some point we needed the flatland program to support itself. Unfortunately this has not been the case & after much deliberation & sadness we have had to pull the plug on our flatland program.
We will still support Shane, Simon & Shintaro as much as possible with our products but we will no longer be making any new flatland products moving forward.
The guys at Flatland Fuel still have some stocks while they last so if there is something you want before it’s all gone, I would at fast.
I would like to take this time to thank everyone for their support throughout the years, we’ve had some of the best riders on the planet ride some of our products & that is amazing to think about. So thanks for the good times & may the they continue into the future. You never know… we may bring out some very, very limited edition flatland products from time to time.” – Colony
Here’s a couple quick clips of Henrique Castro getting down at some trails. Looks like he’s got 360 inverts just clicked these days.
Si Gibb recently spent an hour riding at the Westburn skatepark. While he was there Andre Fowkes filmed these quick clips of him for a real solid edit. Take a peek at what went down.
Damn. This is sick! Check out the Base Brooklyn crew getting down at the 50/50 skatepark!
“Here is a quick edit of the Base Team at the 50/50 Skatepark. Alberto Ramos, Pablo Nunez, Ralphy Ramos, Jose Castillo. Edit by Glenn PP Milligan“
Here’s another really dialed video from the Red Bull Circle of Balance that went down recently. I think you will dig this one.
“Here at Freegun we’ve been working hard to beef up our BMX program, and now we are proud to introduce AJ Anaya to the pro team! Originally from Denver, Colorado, AJ’s recent move to Southern California has allowed him to spend more time than ever on his bike, and it shows each time he steps across the top tube. When not shredding his backyard ramps at the Snowden Compound, AJ spends a lot of his time traveling to contests, hanging out at Camp Woodward, and filming for various video projects. Be on the lookout for AJ’s welcome edit real soon—it won’t let you down!” – Freegun.
All right, I hate to say it, but this is getting a little weird… First there was Mutiny Bikes, then there was Mutant Bikes, which I am totally cool with. Both brands do an amazing job of producing some awesome products and it’s not really that confusing of similar names. However… My mind has been fucked with this one. Omar Calderon is now riding for Mutanty…
Don’t get me wrong, Omar kills it in this video and I’m really stoked on it. Just the brand name is a slap in the nuts. Check out the video though!
