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Tuan Duong takes on the Power Hour at Woodward East!
Here’s a rad one Woodward East just dropped featuring Tuan Duong getting a Power Hour in during his time at camp. Tuan has a deep bag of tricks and had no trouble stacking some great clips for this one. Check out what he threw down while the timer was running!
“Tuan Duong takes an hour out of his day to drop some intense riding for this episode of Power Hour.” – Woodward East
Get a look at the new Cult X Empire BMX Chase Hawk Signature Tripod Seat…
Are you due for a new BMX Seat? Here’s a look at the new Cult X Empire BMX Chase Hawk signature Tripod seat. This seat starts out with a smaller ergonomic Tripod base with padding and a Microfiber cover that features a Cult logo and Empire logo on the nose with a “Hawk” patch sewn on to the back. This seat is clean, simple and designed for a good look and comfort. You can pick up the Cult X Empire Chase Hawk Signature Tripod Seat in Blac only for $32.99 through the Empire Website or over on the Cult Website now!
Curious how it looks on a bike? Check out Chase Hawk’s bike below with a detailed look at the seat. Looks good to us!
Not quite what you’re looking for? Check out more BMX Seats here!
Want to learn how to build a DIY cement quarterpipe? Here’s a video from Adam Banton showing you how it’s done!
If you have ever complained about not having a spot to ride, or you just want something new and different to get a session on, here’s an idea for you. Adam Banton put together this video showing you how to build a DIY cement quarterpipe with some wood, a bunch of bricks and fill, and some quick crete. It’s a bit of work, but the end result is worth it. Here’s a look at how Adam and the Ginga Ninja built a quarter to wall, followed by some riding clips from the spot. It’s a little rough around the edges, but it looks like it it turned out rad.
Wat another example? Here’s a video Trey Jones put together a little while back showing you How to Build A Concrete Quarterpipe, which is similar to the way Adam did it.
“<>Wanna build a cement quarter pipe? Learn some tips while saving time and money. With average knowledge from myself and Ginja Ninja. I just wanted to make something new to ride and contribute to our scene. Watch and learn from our mistakes and dial in your own spot, enjoy.” – Adam Banton
Have you ever built a DIY cement quarter or just any sort of cement obstacle to ride? Do you have any tips or advice? Let us know in the comments below! Can’t go wrong with some extra advice to get it done right.
Check out all the madness that went down at the Baco Jam in Milwaukee this past weekend!
During Simple Session, there was a wild one going off in Milwaukee as the Baco Jam invaded 4Seasons Skatepark for a wild contest and a ton of riders looking to party! Here’s a highlight reel from what went down during the Pro contest that shows you just what went down! It’s safe to say this was another epic contest! Somebody finally did the big ass handrail to the second floor!
“Awesome weekend in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Big thanks to Jeff Dowhen, Jeff Klugiewicz, @bacodesigns, and all the sponsors for putting together such a rad event! #BACO2018 (Feb. 4th 2018)
Filmed & edited by Dylan Thayer.“
Spend some time with Greg Illingworth as he spends a day riding the spots that shaped his riding career…
Although Greg Illingworth doesn’t lve in South Africa anymore, he still makes the trip back to revisit his hometown spots and to visit friends and family. Here’s a video where Greg spends a day going through some of those old spots and talks about some of the experiences and memories that have shaped him into the rider he is today!
“Our DIG ‘Realtime’ series continues today with a journey south of the equator to the birthplace of Greg Illingworth – South Africa. We follow him over a full day through Johannesburg in the company of the guy who first put him on video, Jimmy Reynolds, to discuss Greg’s move to Hastings UK, growing up riding in a place like SA, his influential meeting with the T1 crew during their World Tour in 2003 and his changing thoughts on his home country. He also revisits his early riding spots including the legendary Germiston bowl, and meets up with some of the next generation of local riders, as well as getting taking to the streets and checking out one of the wildest spots you’ll ever have witnessed. Hit play now – this a good one!
Shot & Cut By Fraser Byrne” – DIG
Miguel Cuesta coming through with some dialed clips from this past summer…
With the warmer temps and 2017 a distant memory, Miguel Cuesta decided it was time to unleash some clips he had stored up from last summer for your viewing pleasure. Hit play to watch Miguel go to work on spots over in Spain, bringing a ton of speed and style to everything he touches. This is
Filmed by Salva Moreno and Mikkel Mogensen
Spencer Foresman met up with Trey Jones and crew to test out the FloriDeah course…
With the FloriDeah Swampfest quickly approaching, Trey Jones invited Spencer Foresman out to test out the new loop, cruise some of the ramps and take a few laps on the trails. Here’s a look at what the guys threw down. Based off the video, it looks like this years Swampfest is going to be nuts.
“Testing out the open loop for Florideah Swampfest 2018. This ramp is by far the scariest thing I’ve tried to ride in over a decade of BMX.” – Spencer Foresman
Check out this video from the Wethepeople BMX Midwest Tour!
Last year, before the temps dropped and the snow started flying, the Wethepeople team loaded up for a trip around the Midwest, hitting up a ton of street spots and doing shop stops. Here’s the video they put together from the trip giving you a look at the amazing riding that went down! You already know with a crew like Ed Zunda, Dillon Lloyd, Dan Kruk and Jordan Godwin, good things are going to happen. Hit play and enjoy!
“Wethepeople PRO’s Ed Zunda, Dillon Lloyd, Dan Kruk and Jordan Godwin took a quick shop stop into the Midwest. Thanks to QBP for making this happen and Albes, House of Bicycles, Lets Roast, Mud Slingers & Zion Cyclery for the hospitality.
Filmed by Grant Castelluzzo.” – Wethepeople