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Murky BMX uploaded the Friends section from their “Passable Stunt Video” full-length video…
The guys at Murky BMX have uploaded the Friends section from the “Passable Stunt Video” for you viewing pleasure. This section is loaded with some real solid riding and spots, and a good vibe. Take a peek!
Check out part two from the Fit Bike Co. trip to The Sanctuary…
The other day Fit Bike Co. uploaded part one from the The Sanctuary trip. Now, today we get a look at part 2 that gives us a look at what the guys got into during their last day of riding at the place! Check out what the guys got into!
“For our last day at The Sanctuary, Charles and Austin handle a few loose ends before we hit the road.
Thanks so much to Waylon and everyone at SanctuaryBMX
Featuring:
Austin Augie – @austinaugie
Brandon Begin – @brandonbegin
Charles Littlejohn – @charles_littlejohn
Brandon James – @cheifbrandoooo
Ethan Corriere – @ethancorriere
Stephan August – @bootygroceries
Yumi Tsukuda – @yumingrow”
Get a behind the scenes look at what went into making Jordan Godwin’s Lock In video at Source BMX…
Earlier this week we got a look at Jordan Godwin’s Lock In video from Source BMX. As many of you know by now, Jordan absolutely crushed it for the video. Today we get a little behind the scenes look at what went into making the video!
“What kinda motivation does someone like Jordan Godwin need to smash out a wild Source Park LOCK IN video? Well… a pint of coke and that’s about it.
Filmed and Edited by Tom Creasy.” – DIG
Joe Molina coming through with a fresh one for Cult, Animal Bikes and Casual BMX!
We haven’t seen a ton of footage from Joe Molina for a while, but he’s still out there in the streets putting in work. Here’s a fresh video he put together for Cult, Animal Bikes and Casual BMX packed full of grinds, drops off roofs and much more! Hit play and take a look at what he cooked up!
TJ Lavin and his buddy Forrest have a new podcast called “Anything Goes”… This time around they talk with Matt Beringer who discusses something private that he hasn’t let out to the public before.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM0QsJcvwD8
It looks like TJ Lavin has kicked off another Podcast / interview style show to get to know different people a little better, this time with his buddy Forrest Griffin. This time around TJ and Forrest kick things off with a story about TJ getting into a heated moment at Starbucks for petting a dog. After that, he gets the one and only Matt Beringer to talk about BMX, working in his garage as a machinist making bar ends, and probably pretty surprisingly to 99% of you, coming out publicly about being gay to the BMX community. Matt has kept this part of his life to himself and out of BMX for many years with only his closest friends and family really knowing, and there’s nothing wrong with that. We’re stoked for Matt feeling like he’s in a good enough place to let everyone know. This one is just short of an hour, but it’s a really good watch!
Hell yeah, Matt! Stoked for you. Still one of the best to ride a BMX!
“This week, we have a very special guest with Matt Beringer. Matt is the most hardcore guy in BMX and isn’t afraid to speak his mind. Matt also reveals something about himself that very few people know. TJ also has a story about his morning at Starbucks.
As always, send in your questions to TJandForrest@gmail.com.“
Big Boy, Matty Cranmer and Trey Jones catch a session at Pennskate… Home of the Little Devil Bowl!
Here’s a fresh video Scotty Cranmer uploaded from a session that Big Boy, Matty Cranmer and Trey Jones caught with a couple others at the Pennskate park in Pennsylvania. This video gives you a look at what went down throughout the productive session filled with riding and questioning Big Boy’s t-shirt selection.
“Today the boys decided to head up to Penn Skate for Trey Jones last day in NJ! None of them have been to this skatepark before. The skatepark is a couple hours away from our house perfect for a day trip. The boys met up there with some old Incline Club locals for an awesome session. Matty and Big Boy were straight to work riding the street session. About five minutes into the session Big Boy releases his inner spirit animal for the day they sloth. There were no actual sloths in this video but in Big Boys head he was a sloth for the day. Then they hit the box jumps for bit, after that they rode the bowl to end off the session. Hope you guys enjoyed this video and thanks for watching!” – Scotty Cranmer
Aaron Ross gives you a little look into a few of his favorite places in Austin, Texas…
There’s an interesting video up on the Texas Monthly website where they caught up with Aaron Ross for a look into a few things that he loves in the city. This is more focused on food, but it also features Aaron riding at House Park, whackin’ a few balls at his favorite golf course, a stop by the Burro Cheese food truck he is co-owner of, a drive in his Porsche and more. It’s a pretty cool watch, so head over to the Texas Monthly website to check it out!
For 2018, Flybikes worked with Sergio Layos on a brand new signature line that includes the Sierra frame, Sierra bars and Sierra Tripod Seat. Let’s take a closer look!
Anyone who kept up with BMX in 2017 knows that Sergio Layos had one hell of a year riding at events like the Vans BMX Pro Cup and more. Flybikes and Sergio decided it was time to revamp his signature Trueno line with some modernized design and adjustments to the geometry. First up, let’s take a look at the brand new Sergio Layos signature Sierra frame. This BMX frame is made from 100% Japanese Seamless 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ standover height and a 13.6″ chainstay length. The Sierra frame starts out with an offset thickness, heat-treated head tube and internal integrated gussets on the top and down tubes, with an external gusset on the top tube for extra strength up front. The top tube and down tube are multi-butted and tapered and the seat tube is multi-butted. The frame also features a 4130 chromoly Investment Cast seat post clamp with the Horizontal Cut System to give you better clamping with less torque on the frame, a heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, curved seat and chainstay bridges for more tire clearance, heat-treated Investment Cast dropouts with integrated chain tensioners and the Easy Brake System removable brake mounts.
The Sierra frame is available in Translucent Copper and Flat Black colors, top tube lengths of 20.6″ and 21″ with a weight of 4.85 lbs. and a $380.00 price tag. The frame is available through BMX shops or on the Flybikes website.
Top tube: 20.6″ / 21″
Head tube: 75º
Seat tube: 71º
Rear end: 13.6″
Standover: 8.75″
BB height: 11.75″
Headtube Length: 113mm. / 4.45″
Weight 21″: 2.200 kg / 4.85 lb
Along with the frame, Sergio updated his signature bars. The Sierra bars are made from multi-butted, seamless 4130 chromoly tubing with 8.5″ and 9″ rise options, a 28.5″ width, 12-degrees of backsweep and 2-degrees of upsweep. The bars are available in Flat Black, weigh in at 1.6 lbs. and a price tag of $75.00. The Sierra bars are available through Flybikes dealers worldwide now or on the Flybikes website.
Last but not least, the new Sergio Layos signature Sierra Tripod seat. The seat, designed for a specific look that Sergio likes has a slim Tripod base (235mm long and 140mm wide) with an ergonomic shape that has 7mm thick padding with a vinyl cover that has a patch on the rear. The Sierra seat comes in Black and Brown color options with a weight of 6.6 oz. and a $35.00 price tag through Flybikes dealers worldwide or on the Flybikes website.
Note: This seat requires a Tripod seat post.
So, that’s a look at the new Sergio Layos signature Sierra frame, bars and Tripod seat from Flybikes! Everything you see above is available now. Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below!