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Wethepeople dropped a new Bike Check with Dillon Lloyd!
The crew over at Wethepeople caught up with Dillon Lloyd for a brand new Bike Check to take a closer look at his brand new all black signature Buck setup loaded with Wethepeople and Eclat parts! You can check out a whole bunch of photos and a full parts list over on the Wethepeople Website now!
Had to do it…
Lewis Mills puts in the work rain and shine…
It’s safe to say Lewis Mills has been on fire lately. Here’s a fresh one where he goes to work on a few different plazas down in Australia, rain or shine! Lewis has some serious grind combos on lock and this video is jam packed with amazing clips you’ll want to rewind to re-watch a few times. Hit play!
“Lewis Mills is quickly becoming one of my favorite dudes to watch ride… Uber-progressive combos sure, but that swag though! Maybe it’s the lengthy extremities but Lewis just oozes bike control. Shouts to filmer / editor Ben Norris for sending this one through! Instant classic.” – Ride BMX
Check out some more from Lewis in the Garrett Reynolds’ “Fiending In Sydney” video!
The Subrosa X Radical Rick “No Wimps” collaboration is available now!
Here’s some news for those of you who have been waiting for the new Subrosa X Radical Rick “No Wimps” collaboration to drop. The full line of shirts, hats, Pivotal seat, stickers and poster are available NOW. This collaboration between Subrosa and Damian Fulton features original artwork featuring the one and only Radical Rick! Each of these items are available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Subrosa worldwide now, or you can pick it up direct from the Subrosa Webstore!
Above you can find the “No Wimps” Pivotal seat that is available for $39.99. Below you can find the rest of the line with pricing!
“Before I was fully engulfed by the world of BMX, I found a magazine at my elementary school library and in the back of it was a comic strip featuring a rider by the name of Radical Rick. As I found more an more issues of BMX Plus, I found myself skipping to the comic strip first. Over 30 years later, I get that same feeling again as I announce the Subrosa X Radical Rick collaboration!
Around 1985 or 86 I found a BMX magazine in my school’s library, and I could not put it down. I was about 6 years old, and it was the first time I learned that there was a magazine for what I was into, and I checked it out of the library that week, and every week for the rest of the school year. The magazine was BMX Plus.
I saw photos of racers, and I saw photos of freestyle for the first time. I saw cool clothes, new and special products, BMX advertisements, and I was introduced to my new favorite rider Radical Rick.
Radical Rick was a two-paged comic strip created by Damian Fulton that ran in the back BMX Plus Mag all throughout my childhood, but the comic lived long before I first saw it. Staring in 1979, it ran in every issue through 1993! After that it continued to run in the mag as reprints into the early 2000s!
Damian enjoys a career continuing to create paintings and artwork, but Radical Rick lives on in our hearts and now can live on you and your ride!
Subrosa is stoked to introduce the raddest member of the team, Radical Rick!
Stay Rad!” – Subrosa
“No Wimps” t-shirt in black – $26.99
“No Wimps” t-shirt in white – $26.99
“No Wimps” 3/4 sleeve t-shirt – $34.99
“Rad” trucker hat – $19.99
“No Wimps” snapback – $29.99
Subrosa X Radical Rick Poster – $19.99
“No Wimps” sticker – $2.99
Each of these items can be found on the Subrosa Webstore now or through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Subrosa worldwide now!
What do you think? Are you digging how this turned out? Who is our Radical Rick fans out there? Let us know in the comments below!
NOTE* This post contains affiliate links and we could receive a small commission if you were to make a purchase on the Subrosa website. We would never tell you about a product we weren’t completely stoked on.
Joseph Frans never disappoints!
Here’s a fresh one Terrible One uploaded featuring Joseph Frans crushing it down in Texas at a few different parks and the old T1 ramp. This video was filmed about two years ago, but just made its way online now. That’s okay though, because style never goes out of style and Joseph brings a ton of that to the table. Get on that play button and enjoy!
“This footage of Joseph Frans is about 2 years old and was put together by Joseph’s good friend Josh Brown. Josh came to visit Austin on a few different occasions, and filmed Joseph a little bit from time to time. This vid is a little peek into his time spent here. It’s always so good to see Joseph ride no matter what year it is. Nothing but goodness right here.” – Joe Rich
Who the hell let Kareem loose inside the S&M Bikes warehouse?
S&M Bikes have released their newest Kareem’s World video featuring Kareem Williams. This time around he snuck into the S&M Bikes warehouse on a Saturday when they’re closed to give us the full tour of everything going on inside there, when nobody is there actually working. Take the tour, get misinformed on how things work, laugh and enjoy! After you check this out, you can also take a tour of the warehouse with Chris Moeller when people are actually working right here — S&M Bikes Warehouse Tour with Chris Moeller!
“Let Kareem show you where the magic happens (the Saturday, when ain’t nobody there, edition).
Your Host: Kareem J. Williams
Filmed by: Andrew Schubert
Edited by: Charlie Crumlish”
Jamie Cooper-Ellis coming through with a dialed new video…
We’re always stoked to see some new footage from Jamie Cooper-Ellis. Here’s his latest from some of the skatepark sessions he has been getting in lately out east at Rye Airfield. Jamie puts his deep bag of tricks to good use all over the park, with no shortage of style added for bonus points. Big tables and inverts, lofty 360’s, tailwhips, stretched can-can’s, lip tricks, flips, HUGE transfer lines and much, much more. This is a real good watch from start to finish, so check it out!
“Created by Peter Jamison Media. Music by Jonah Siegel (https://beatedrags.bandcamp.com/) and Jamie Cooper-Ellis.”
The Dead Sailor crew threw their annual jam over Easter Weekend at Mount Hawke!
Here’s a rad video giving us a look at what went down during the Dead Sailor Easter jam at Mount Hawke skatepark. There was a big turn out and a ton of great riding and good times going down from the young guns just getting started to the Pro’s and OG’s still holding it down. Take a look!
“The annual Dead Sailor BMX Easter jam at Mount Hawke Skatepark is always a treat. Quality riding, great atmosphere!
feat. Greg Illingworth, Jordan Aleppo, Jay Cowley, Isaac Lesser, Kieran Reilly, James Jones, Tom Graves, Oli Jones, Jonny Devine and more…
Video by Martin Grainger
Cover image by Adam Lievesley” – Ride UK
With Profile Racing celebrating their 50th anniversary, they’ve been digging into the archives to check out their past, and re-issuing a few rad items from over the years as well. Today, Profile released their Pro- Styler t-shirt to uses a logo from when they first started producing freestyle BMX frames and bars. This logo originally appeared in the mid 80’s and it still looks rad today! Learn more below!
“In 1984/1985, Profile Racing initiated itself into the freestyle bmx market with the Pro-Styler Frame, Fork and Bar combo. This tee celebrates the classic logo that represented this iconic collection.
-100% cotton with water based screen print.
-Available on either a Black or Grey base
Printed in the USA”
The Pro-Styler shirt is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Profile Racing worldwide now or direct from the ,a target=”_blank” href=”https://www.profileracing.com/product/profile-racing-pro-styler-shirt/”>Profile Racing webstore for $22.95 in sizes medium through XXL in Black and Grey.
What do you think of the Pro-Styler shirt from Profile? Are you digging it? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!
