The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
It looks like Felix Prangenberg and Dave Paterson have a new project featuring the German BMX scene called Fracture. This first video features a rider we’re not all too familiar with, Luc Flosbach, going to work on ledges, rails, stair sets and more.
Filmed & edited by Felix Prangenberg
The Metal Pegs crew kicking your weekend off right with a remix of their “Omote & Ura” DVD for your viewing pleasure. This video was filmed over the course of the past two years and features a ton of the U.K’s finest getting down on street spots galore with some classic U.K style street riding. This is a real good watch from start to finish, so get on that play button because you will be glad you gave this one a watch.
“Remix of Omote & Ura DVD
Featuring some of the Street Mystics riding from the last two years in the UK. Omote and Ura loosely translates as the ‘seen’ and the ‘hidden’, ‘front’ and ‘back’, ‘outside’ and ‘inside’, and, we think, helps indicate some of the more explicit, obvious as well as overlooked or forgotten aspects of riding. Pretence aside, hope you enjoy the video!
Addy
Amos
Archie
Bomber
Chase
Clarky
Dan H
Dan P
Rob Dolecki
Fathead
Gaz
Kieren
Sandy
Swifty
Wozzy
Yakob
Zack
and others
www.streetmystics.wordpress.com
@streetmystics”
Woodward East dropped this rad new mixtape featuring riding from a bunch of different riders over the course of the summer! This is jam packed with amazing riding from the plaza to the mini ramp and more, with a good mix of tricks and styles keeping things interesting from start to finish. This is a BMX video worth clicking play on!
“This is mixtape is straight fire! Just riding, no-frill. Filmed by the man himself, Josh Babu. Don’t worry, we have plenty more to come, stay tuned!” – Woodward East
Now this is a serious Flashback Friday. Volume Bikes just announced that they will be re-releasing their old Dinosaur frame as a part of their 20th anniversary! This brings me waaay back to when I was first getting into BMX and remember seeing one of the locals at the trails rolling around on one of the original Volume Dinosaur frames when it first came out way back in 2001. Fast forward all these years and Volume will be re-releasing the Brian Castillo signature frame with modern materials and geometry (along with a weight that won’t throw your back out!) that fits with 2020 style BMX frames. Check out full details on the frame below, along with geometry, specs and photos! Available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Volume Bikes worldwide now like Source BMX!
“For Volume’s 20th anniversary we wanted to bring back a classic frame. Brian Castillo’s signature Dinosaur! This frame originally came out in 2001! Brian knew what he wanted back then, with it only being available in a 20.5” top tube (Exactly as he rode it himself) and dropouts borrowed from a previous years Volume frame. Even today, Brian’s influence on bmx still shows in riders around the world, whether they know it or not.
This frame has evolved over the years and is now available in black chrome with a 21” top tube. The frame features a double butted front triangle with top and bottom gussets for added strength, wider bottom bracket shell for bigger tire clearance, 13” chainstay (slammed), 9.25” standover, classic solid 5mm thick dropouts, removable seatstay brake mounts, built in seat clamp, CNC’d seatstay bridge and a classic wishbone chainstay junction!” – Volume Bikes
Brian Castillo Signature Dinosaur Frame
Top Tube: 21″
Chainstay: 13″ (slammed), 13.25 center
BB height: 11.7″
Seat Tube height: 9.25″
Head Tube Angle: 75°
Seat Tube Angle: 71°
Seat Post: 25.4
Headtube: Integrated (45°X45° Campy Spec)
Brake Mounts: Removable seatstay mounts
Dropouts: Solid 5mm
Color: Black Chrome
Weight: 4 lbs 8 oz
Price: $349.99
The Dinosaur frame is Available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Volume Bikes worldwide now. You can pick one up from Source BMX now!
Note: This post contains affiliate links to Source BMX and we could receive a small commission from them if you were to buy this frame. We would never tell you about a product unless we weren’t sure it kicked ass.
We’re always stoked to check out a BMX video from a rider that is cruising ramps and trails with a ton of style. This new Jakub Najman video for the Moustache Crew is packed with great riding and even some brake tricks, which is always a bonus in this brakeless world we live in. If you are looking for style, this is a BMX video you won’t want to pass up. Check it out!
“We made this over the summer with my trails friend Jiri Zouhar and it’s a mix of park, trails, concrete and street, filmed all around the Czech Republic. Our Moustache Crew is group of friends from Liberec city, in the north part of the country. Big thanks for the help from my awesome girlfriend too!“- Jakub Najman
Camera and edit by Jiri (George) Zouhar. http://moustachecrew.cz
Music: King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – The Great Chain Of Being
http://kinggizzardandthelizardwizard.com” – DIG
BSD coming through with a fresh edit featuring Craig Sime putting his pegs to work on street spots on his home turf in Glasgow, Scotland to the spots he explored during a trip to Greece. As always, Craig delivered with some excellent riding with no shortage of crazy grind combos and lines, making for a real good watch. Take a look!
“From under the grey Scottish skies in Glasgow to the Mediterranean sunshine in Thessaloniki, Craig Sime absolutely annihilates the rails and ledges in each city…
Filmed by Luc Lynch-Rice and Alex Donnachie
Edited by Luc Lynch-Rice
Thanks to our distro in Greece, Makis at Ride On BMX.” – BSD
If you have been following the Imprimatur BMX podcast, there’s a chance you might have listened to the Trey Jones interview, that lead to another interview with Ryan Fudger from Our BMX where they got into how the way media works in BMX with a lot of emphasis on the advertiser versus non-advertiser content and how it should be handled. Those conversations got Brant Moore curious about kind of the history of BMX media and how it has changed, where it’s going and how to find a balance that allows media companies to exist or add value when we’re in a time when brands are less reliant on it because they have their own outlets with big follower bases. Brant asked me to do a live stream with him to get my perspective and some of the insights I’ve learned over the years with my time working with other media channels like DIG and Ride, to the transitions I’ve made with BMX Union in the last 12 years. This is kind of a big picture, long history kind of look at things with a few ideas for solutions and how to transition with the future. Above is the video, then I have embedded the podcasts that Imprimatur did with Trey and Fudger. I try to stay away from content based around me or my opinions, especially things that were spurred more on a drama / beef kind of topic, so this isn’t something you’ll see too often, haha.
“Talking BMX Media with the man behind BMX Union!
We cover some of the history of BMX media and BMX Union, as well as how things have changed in regards to sponsorship in BMX media throughout the years. We also talk about some possible solutions for the problems BMX media may face in the coming years and how Youtube is a huge factor in all of this.
Shout out and big thanks to Kurt for joining!” – Brant Moore
The MarieJade “No Future” full-length video is out and available or for you to download right here. Today, the crew dropped a raw cut of footage filmed during one of their filming missions in Barcelona, Spain way back in 2017! The final video was a few years in the making, and we can only imagine how much footage they’re still sitting on. Check out this raw cut, then go check out the full video!
“NO FUTURE FILM DIGITAL DOWNLOAD: https://mariejade.vhx.tv/
HERE WE ARE, NO FUTURE IS AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE AND WE ARE STARTING TO PUT SOME BONUS ON YOUTUBE, WE WILL START WITH THE VERY FIRST TRIP WE DID FOR THIS PROJECT.
BTS – BARCELONA WITH NICO BADET, LEO BALAY, ANTHONY PERRIN, ALEXANDRE VALENTINO, TOM DEVILLE AND ARNAUD WOLFF (BEHIND THE CAMERA).
FILMED BY ARNAUD WOLFF AND EDITED BY ALEXANDRE VALENTINO.” – MarieJade
