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Clint Reynolds’ section from S&M’s new “Hot Dogs Who Can’t Read” DVD now online!
S&M Bikes have released Clint Reynolds‘s section from the “Hot DogS Who Can’t Read” DVD online for your viewing pleasure. Clint, along with some of the Credence squad, get down on trails, ditches, his personal pool he built in the middle of the woods and much, much more. The crew all bring a ton of style to everything they touch, making for a damn good watch from start to finish!
Get a closer look at Erik Elstran’s current Sunday Bikes setup!
Here’s a fresh video Bike Check that Ride BMX dropped with Erik Elstran giving us a closer look at Erik’s current Sunday Bikes setup with a bunch of Sunday and Madera parts! Hit play and take it all n!
“Erik Elstran is without a doubt one of the most interesting and creative riders in BMX. His style is one of a kind, but his bike is much easier to emulate. Erik’s bike is comprised from Sunday and Madera parts from top to bottom. Here’s what he rides and why…
Frame: Sunday Motoross, 21″
Fork: Sunday Octave
Bars: Sunday Broadcaster
Stem: Madera Mast, 45mm
Grips: Odyssey Broc Raiford
Barends: Odyssey Par Ends
Headset: Sunday Low Stack
Seatpost: Sunday Tripod
Seat: Sunday Dinowest Tripod
Pedals: Odyssey JCPC
Cranks: Madera Bantam, 22mm
Sprocket: Madera Signet
Chain: Odyssey Bluebird
Front Tire: Sunday Street sweeper, 2.40″
Front Wheel: Odyssey 7K-A rim, Madera Pilot v2 hub, Madera C4 guards
Rear Tire: Sunday Street Sweeper ,2.40″
Rear Wheel: Odyssey 7-KA rim, Odyssey Clutch freecoaster V2, G-Sport Uniguard
Pegs: Sunday Seeley” – Ride BMX
Get to know Alex Avilla a little better in this new video from 5050 Skatepark…
The crew at 5050 Skatepark had Alex Avilla sit down and tell his story about how he got into BMX, some different memories and everything that helped get him to where he tis today! We’ve been watching Alex for a few years now, so it’s rad to learn a little more about his story!
“What’s Your Story Alex Avilla?
What’s Your Story is an Interview series by 5050 Skatepark to spotlight some Local Neighborhood Super Hero’s here in New York City. Filmed/ Edit by Ed Pollio” – 5050 Skatepark
Larry Edgar builds up a fresh Flybikes Aire setup and puts it to good use on a backyard ramp!
Flybikes coming through with a fresh video Bike Check with Larry Edgar and his current Aire setup! Larry builds up a fresh bike, then proceeds to put it to proper use during a backyard ramp session with his dog! This is a dialed looking bike and some damn good riding!
“When you go as fast and as big as Larry Edgar goes, you need to know that you can count on the parts that are on your bike. That’s why we not only design our bikes, frames and parts to look great, but to be able to handle the abuse that comes from riding. When we worked with Larry on designing his signature Aire frame, we knew we had to do something that he could take to the trails, ramps or a street spot and have it be able to take on everything he throws at it. We did just that, and Larry rides one dialed bike. Take a closer look at Larry Edgar’s signature Aire setup in this new video bike check, along with a sample of what he can do on it during a backyard ramp session!
Frame: Flybikes Aire Frame
Bars: Stay Strong Edgar Bars
Stem: Flybikes Volcano TL
Fork: Flybikes Volcano
Headset: Flybikes Rotar
Grips: Flybikes Roey
Cranks: Flyibkes Dolmen
Bottom Bracket: Flybikes Rotar
Sprocket: Flybikes Tractor XL
Chain: Flybikes Tractor
Pedals: Flybikes Ruben Aluminum
Seat: Flybikes Sierra
Seat Post: Flybikes Tripod
Front Hub: Flybikes Classic
Rear Hub: Profile Racing Elite
Rims: Flybikes Lunar
Tires: Flybikes Fuego
Pegs: Flybikes Tubo
Filmed and edited by Ryan Sherman”
Tom Dugan sits down with Joe Doherty for “The BMX In Our Blood” Podcast!
Man, Joe Doherty has been super busy recording these podcasts! Here’s the latest for The BMX In Our Blood podcast where he sits down with Tom Dugan to talk about everything from how he got into BMX all the way up through what he’s working on for projects now, with everything in between. As always, Tom has a ton of crazy and funny stories, so this is a super good listen. Hit play and take it all in!
“Sometimes you meet people in BMX that are so crazy on the bike and off that you can only assume how the conversation is going to go and just hold on tight. As Gary Young said, Tom (or Tommy as the girls say) is a free spirit. He ended up being so awesome to talk to. As it usually goes, the guest figures that 30-45 minutes is the limit for what they have to talk that may be interesting. I’ve never had that problem with this podcast and Tom was a believer when two hours flew by. It was super cool to have Gary Young surprise us by joining in as well! Anyway, Tom is a solid guy with amazing skills and no fear. So good to watch! Look for Tom on June 9th when the XGames Real BMX show airs on ABC. It is produced by Stew Johnson and judged by podcast guests Scotty Cranmer and Trey Jones (coming up next) while hosted by another past podcast guest, Chris Doyle! Pretty cool, can’t wait! As always, please find this podcast through these podcast apps – iTunes, Tune In or Stitcher OR through the www.thebmxinourblood.com site where you can support the show through donating or buying merchandise safely. Also, support the rider guests by supporting their sponsors. Tom Dugan’s are:
www.odysseybmx.com
www.rockstarenergy.com
www.etnies.com
www.empirebmx.com
www.s1bmx.com
www.fitbikeco.com
www.antidotebrand.com”
Subrosa’s old filmer, Bobby Kanode, decided to release a video that might not have ever seen the light of day…
Anyone who has taken filming BMX serious has always dreamed of being paid to film for a brand or a video project. Bobby Kanode spent 3 years as the team filmer for Subrosa, which meant he spent his days traveling all over the place with the team filming for web videos, full-length videos and more. During his time he stacked a lot of clips, some were used, others weren’t and were just sitting on his hard drive waiting to be seen. The time has finally come, because Bobby has gone through and edited the clips into this full-length video that’s loaded with pure gold featuring their team riders, past and present, during that time frame. When Subrosa first started out, they did a lot of their projects in black and white, so that’s where the title comes from. Get the full story from Bobby below!
“From 2013 to 2016 I had the opportunity of a lifetime to be the filmer for Subrosa Brand. When it was all over I was left with a hard drive full of good times, and last year I chopped this video up to “clean out my closet.” I can’t say enough good things about all the boys, and I had the time of my life. This is kind of the DVD that never happened. Big thank you to Ronnie Bonner and Ryan Sher for having me for those years, and bigger shout out to the best team in BMX.
We’ve got a lot of recycled clips in here but they’re in color now, as well as brand new (yet still old) never seen section from Johnny (no longer on Subrosa) and a stacked friends section. Pretty hyped!
Love you guys, enjoy.
00:14 Simone Barraco
02:43 Hoang Tran
04:25 Lahsaan Kobza
09:13 Nick Bullen
11:35 Johnny Ice
14:36 Friends
18:23 Joris Coulomb
19:57 Kevin Kalkoff
22:20 Scott Ditchburn
23:27 Kyle Hart
28:33 Jono Hopping
34:41 Matt Ray
Filmed and edited by me (Bobby Kanode)
Additional Filming – Ryan Chadwick, Ryan Sher, and Josh Metzger
Music
Simone:
Ghostface Killa x BBNG “Tone’s Rap”
Hoang:
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard “Lunch Meat”
Lahsaan:
NoFX “Don’t Call Me White”
Dom Kennedy “California”
Nick:
King Gizzard and the Lizard “Head On/Pill”
Friends:
Shakey Graves “Family and Genus”
Joris x Kevin:
Father John Misty “True Affection”
Scott Ditchburn:
Stormzy “First Things First”
Kyle Hart:
Winds of Plague “The Great Stone War”
Jono Hopping:
Shiny Joe Ryan “Always Wanting More”
Matt Ray:
50 Cent “I’m the Man”” – Bobby Kanode
Profile Racing owner, Jim Alley, takes us for a trip down Memory Lane…
With Profile Racing celebrating it’s 50th year in business, they have been looking back on their history. Today, they dropped a video where Profile’s owner, Jim Alley takes us through their old production warehouse to see where their original cranks started taking shape! Hit play and take it all in!
“In celebration of Profile Racing’s 50th anniversary, owner and founder, Jim Alley, invites us into the company’s original Florida location where some sections of this dark and dusty industrial cave have been sealed off since 2004.
Over time, this building (appropriately named “The Dungeon” by employees) has become a time capsule; a host to historical artifacts capturing Profile’s legacy in both the automotive and bicycle industry.
Join us on this multi-episode series as we press record and let Jim imbue his wealth of knowledge on conjured pieces of the past.
This is From the Dungeon.
Welcome.
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Episode #1: Scratching the Surface.
On episode #1 of From the Dungeon, Jim Alley gives us an overview of the building’s history and highlights instruments/machinery that were imperative in Profile Racing’s product evolution.
Episode Timeline:
.35 — General overview of The Dungeon.
1:34 — What initiated Profile Racing into Bmx from the car industry.
2:50 — The original dyes used for the legendary Profile Racing Box Cranks.
3:40 — Brief history of the 48 splined spindle and its transition from automotive to Bmx.
4:07 — 4130 material used for Profile Box Crank arms.
4:37 — A true time capsule: The original Profile welding table.
5:12 — One of three original welding machines used in Profile crank production.
5:38 — Original argon gauge.
6:27 — Staging area currently used for crank post production.
7:08 — Artifact #1: Found original Profile Racing color advert from 81/82′.
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You can check out the complete history of Profile Racing as we cover each of it’s 50 years, weekly, over the course of 2018.
Check it out at www.profileracing.com” – Profile Racing
Boom… It’s on! The Shook “It’s On” DVD is now online.
Big shout out to Ryan Howard for taking the time to upload all of these Shook DVD’s the past week or so. Here’s a look at the Shook “It’s On” DVD that featured Jeff Klugiewicz, Kym Grosser, Karl Poynter, Jeff Kocsis, Mark Gralla, Eric Holley and Brad Simms, with a mix section that featured Tony Neyer, Andrew Moor, Dan Marion, Jeff Kennedy, Jeremy Barcik, Jesse Dewlow, Quinn Semling, Will Love, Eli Platt and Josh Suhre. This video was released back in 2006 and features a ton of familiar faces we’re still seeing riding from today. Once again, this video was produced by Chad Shackelford and turned out amazing from the film work and graphics side of things. If you have been watching the different Shook DVD’s over the past week or so, you have likely noticed how the videos have gone from a fairly loosely planned thing, to a pretty set direction and format that kept things flowing really well. Either way, awesome video that’s well worth a watch!
