The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
You can never go wrong with a new edit from Aaron Ross. He drops some seriously awesome clips in this new video for Fox. You need to see this.
“Check out Fox Bmx Team rider, Aaron Ross in the final video from the Fox Created to Destroy series. Aaron rides the streets of California, as well as his home town of Austin Texas. He also gives you some insight on his life back home and what motivates him to ride.” – FOX
Steven Hamilton has been on fire lately with new edits popping up all the time. This new one for Animal is nothing short of awesome. Check it!
The Shadow Conspiracy dropped this sneak peek at Simone Barraco’s new signature tire called the Strada they are working on. No other details than the photo have been released, but it’s rad to see Simone getting some signature products cooking. Well deserved!
Head over to the Foundation website to check out Clement Carpentier’s new setup. I spy 4 prototype items that you will want to see.
Word on the street is that Clint Reynolds’ brand, Credence, is now apart of S&M. To go with the news, they figured dropping Clint’s Anthem II Declassified section was perfect. I’m so stoked to see Clint having all these good things come for him. Well deserved.
“ Clint Reynolds is known for hand crafting high-quality bikes for himself and his Mod Squad, which is why having him in Santa Ana laying beads on S&M/Credence frames for James P. Nutter, Matty Aquizap and himself right before taking off on their Maiden S&M/Credence veggie-voyage was so rad! Stew even finished up this Anthem II Declassified section to celebrate the momentous occasion. “Bienvenidos a la Familia amigos!””
The 4th episode of Corey Bohan’s show is hilarious.
“Corey Bohan heads back home to Brisbane, Australia where he meets up with his old mates Robbo and Wolfmann who bring him back to his element with BMX bikes at their old park and nostaligic stories.
Then it’s off in a Nissan Skyline GTR to the Unit headquarters for work on his signature line, while unwittingly causing a slight distraction to some in the process.” – Red Bull
Here’s a look at the updated Garrett Byrnes signature SFA frame from Terrible One for 2012 that is made right here in the U.S.A by S&M. The frame features a 74.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 8.375″ stand over height, 11.75″ bottom bracket height and a 13.75″ – 14.125″ chain stay length. The SFA frame features gussets on the top and down tubes, tapered seat and chain stays, heat-treated drop outs, removeable brake mounts and an integrated seat post clamp. The frame will be available in 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ top tube lengths and come in colors of gloss black, clear gloss raw, Frans tan and translucent orange.
Expect this frame to be out in 5 to 6 weeks! (Towards the end of July).
Just for the hell of it…
Sean Ricany Bike Check – More BMX Videos
What a dialed unit. Digging that silver color.
“Take an inside look at Sean Ricany’s Premium Aurora and watch as he puts it to use on a few rails. Credit: Chris Hordis”
