Here is the Interlude section from the Compression video. Trails are a beautiful thing. I think this captures the essence of it.
Music: “G67” by Calibistrixe
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Here is the Interlude section from the Compression video. Trails are a beautiful thing. I think this captures the essence of it.
Music: “G67” by Calibistrixe
Brett Curtis is the newest recruit to the Country Bikes Grassroots team. Plenty of goodies in this one.
Focalpoint have been killing it with the clip of the day for a year. This is number 94/365. I was especially stoked since todays features Clint Millar. Clint had been out for a little while with a broken ankle but it looks like he’s been back on it for a while now.
Stijin Staal made his way out to the Mini Fat Jam at the trails. It looks like it was perfect weather and a real good turn out. Good times were definitely had.

Defgrip have a whole bunch of money from Dennis Enarson’s jam that he held this weekend to raise money for Mike Aitken. You can check out some real rad photos by Josh Hayes by clicking right here.
Stevie Churchill is a mind blowing machine. He can do more way hard tricks on flat ground (regular and switch) better than most of us can do off a box or quarter. This is one you don’t want to miss.
“Before the arrival of Volume’s latest New England street prodigy Steve Churchill, flatground street riding wasn’t really a huge topic in the world of street riding. Yes, people have been throwing random whips and barspins into lines for years now, but Steve’s approach is different. He can do anything, from regular and switch whips to legit truckdrivers on flatground, and make them look pretty decent too. Recently, while Steve was taking a break from the New England winter, he filmed some flatground action in Long Beach, Calif. and Charlie Crumlish was down to film and edit it. Introducing Big Steve Churchill, who I refuse to call him “Lil Stevie” since he’s built like a football player.” – Brian Tunney / ESPN

Brian Kachinsky’s new project, The Bakery, have a couple desktop backgrounds and iPhone backgrounds for you that Dave Leep shot. You can check these out right here.

Rob Dolecki was on hand at the Out For Justice Jam that went down at FDR. There’s a bunch of photos from the day over on the DIG site.