The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Vasya Lukyanenko giving us a look at what he got into during a recent trip around Europe!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeUmTHVfGpw
We’re always stoked to see what Vasya Lukyanenko is getting into. Here’s a rad video that he put together from a trip while exploring street spots and skateparks around Europe. Not a ton of details to come along with this one, but we can tell you the riding is real solid and the film work is clean. Can’t go wrong with that combo!
Check out a little Flatland action from Haro and Profile Racing’s connect in Russia, Kostya Chernov!
Here’s a little flatland to start your day off right with. Haro Bikes and Profile Racing‘s connect in Russia, Kostya Chernov, coming through with a dialed new video giving us a look at some of the clips he had been filming over the course of 2016 and part of 2017 before a knee injury took him
out. Fortunately he had a ton of great clips stacked up and was able to put together this video for your viewing pleasure. Take a peek!
“BMX is not just a bike. It changed my life to the better way!
THANK YOU BMX!
I had video taken in 2016, I wanted to add a new footage this season, but 2017 season I missed because of a knee injury. Can’t wait to ride again!
Thanks for the support to everyone, especially Profile Racing, Haro Bikes Russia and Truespin!
CameraMan: Alexander Arustamov
Music: Kareful – See Through Her”
Take a look at the new Surface pedals from The Shadow Conspiracy!
Are you due for a new set of BMX Pedals? Well, you’re in luck if you’re a fan of plastic pedals. The Shadow Conspiracy have just released their new Surface Pedals for you to get your feet on. These injection molded nylon composite pedals have a wider (100mm), longer (105mm), slimmer (18mm – 24mm) and concave shape, 12 molded, 3.5mm tall pins per side and extra knurling for grip. Inside you can find a heat-treated 4140 chromoly broached spindle, loose ball bearings and an end cap with the Shadow Conspiracy logo to seal it all up. The Surface pedal weighs in at 13.3 oz. per pair and comes in Black, White, Kelly Green, Livid Purple, Crimson Red and Polar Pop Blue. You can pick the pedals up for $19.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry The Shadow Conspiracy or direct from The Shadow Conspiracy webstore now.
Crimson Red
Kelly Green
White
Polar Pop Blue
Livid Purple
“The pedal is a key contact point between you and your bike, so we made the new Shadow Surface Pedal with performance and function in mind. We started with a wider and longer, slim platform. The wide 105mm x100mm platform is specifically shaped to be thin and stiff while still offering an overall concave shape. We added advanced micro knurling and 12 pins per side for a maximum grip that still allows foot adjustments mid-shred. Made with the same proven nylon composite material as the Ravager pedal, with a heat treated chromoly axle that includes a 6mm broach for ease of installation and high end looks.” – The Shadow Conspiracy
What do you think of the Surface pedals? Do you have any questions? Let us know what’s on your mind in the comments below!
Shuhei Max Azuma coming through with a fresh BMX video for your viewing pleasure…
We’re always stoked when some fresh Shuhei Max Azuma footage surfaces online. Here’s a look at a fresh batch of clips he filmed over the past few months for Addiction BMX that is packed full with grinds, wallrides, nose balance, crankflips and more. This has a pretty laid back vibe to it, but it’s an excellent watch from start to finish. Take a look!
“This was filmed over the past 3 months or so.
Rider Shuhei Max Azuma
Filmed by Kazuki Mori, Ryoya Tajima.
Additional Film Hitoshi Watanabe.
Music Pease Of Mind – Blue Cheer.” – Addiction BMX
Scotty Cranmer decided it was time for the guys to learn how to play the Tranny Ball game…
If you’re a fan of all the games Scotty Cranmer has the guys play on the channel, you are in for a treat because he decided to pull out a new one called Tranny Ball that mixes dodgeball, tag and riding all into one game. This is an interesting one and it actually looks like a pretty good time. Take a look at what went down and who took the win!
“Back in the day I used to play a game called tranny ball, a lot of you may know it as spud which is a game I’m sure a lot of us played when we were younger. It’s a mix of dodgeball and tag but there is a twist on our game when you get out you have to do a trick that the crew picks for you!” – Scotty Cranmer
Part 3 of the Fit Bike Co. “Change of Plans” trip to Chicago has arrived!
The Fit Bike Co. “Change of Plans” tour made its way to one of Chicago’s legendary school spots for a full day of riding. After that, the crew made their way to Let’s Roast for a video premiere and a little party. If you didn’t think that was enough riding for the day, they then made the trip up to Milwaukee to ride 4Seasons Skatepark for a late night session. Hit play to check out all the riding and good times that went down!
“Episode 3/5 of the “Change of Plans” tour. An impromptu trip to the Midwest.
Featuring:
Justin Spriet
Doug Darrah
Ethan Corriere
Brandon Begin
Austin Augie
Tony Malouf
Joey Bagz
Music:
Drew the Architect – “Growing Tired Now”
Greaf – “Take This, You’ll Feel Better”” – Fit Bike Co.
Apparently there are some amazing trails hiding on a tea farm in Turkey! Watch Sergio Layos and Arif Gül get down on the spot for Red Bull!
There’s no denying that Red Bull always comes through with some amazing locations for their videos. Here’s a new one that just dropped featuring Sergio Layos and Arif Gül getting down on a trails spot that popped up in the middle of a Turkish tea farm. Unfortunately this looks like it was built specifically for this video, so don’t count on being able to ride this SUPER fun looking setup. Hit play and take in plenty of style from both of these guys. Amazing riding, location and film work in this BMX video!
“ The search for pure flow for a BMXer is never-ending, as is the hunt for new locations and zones to ride. That search to find something new took BMX pros Sergio Layos and Arif Gül to the agricultural heartlands of Rize province in the eastern part of Turkey, an area known for its tea production. Watch Layos and Gül blend into their leafy surroundings with a dirt-jumping masterclass in the video above.” – Red Bull
Take a look at the new Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder frame, bars and sprocket from Wethepeople BMX…
The crew at Wethepeople sent over full details on the new Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder frame, bars and fork for you guys to check out. Starting things off, let’s get a look at the Pathfinder frame!
The Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder frame is made from butted, seamless Japanese 4130 chromoly tubing with a 76-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height and a 12.95″ – 13.5″ chainstay length. The frame features a taller 127mm, CNC machined and heat-treated integrated head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes, an offset thickness Mid bottom bracket shell, integrated seat post clamp, a wide rear triangle with curved stays and bridges for 2.5″ tire clearance, extruded offset thickness and dent resistant chainstays and 6mm thick, CNC machined dropouts. The Pathfinder frame is a brakeless frame and has NO BRAKE MOUNTS.
The Pathfinder frame is available in 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths, colors of glossy black ED and translucent Rootbeer with a weight of 5.2 lbs. (2.36 KG / 21″ top tube length) and can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Wethepeople BMX worldwide starting now.
Taller 127mm, CNC machined and heat-treated integrated head tube with external gussets on the top and down tubes.
Offset thickness Mid bottom bracket shell.
Curved stays and bridges for 2.5″ tire clearance and an integrated seat post clamp.
6mm thick, CNC machined dropouts.
Next up we have the Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder bars. These 4-piece bars are made from full liquid post-weld heat-treated 4130 “M2″ chromoly straight gauge tubing. The bars are available in a 9″ and a 9.6″ rise, 29″ width, 11.5” degrees of backsweep and 3-degrees of upsweep. The bars feature an oval cross tube for additional dent resistance and added strength. You can also pick these up in a 25.4mm Oversized size and the standard 22.2mm size. Note: The oversized size requires a stem in the matching size.
The Pathfinder 4-piece bars come in Glossy Black ED only with a weight of 38.8 oz. (2.39 lbs. / 1084 grams) on the 9.6″ rise, 22.2mm size.
Not only do the bars come in 9″ and 9.6″ rise options, they also come in the standard 22.2mm size or an oversized 25.4mm size in the clamping area. The 25.4mm requires a matching sized stem to fit. You can learn more about the 25.4mm size RIGHT HERE.
That’s a look at the Pathfinder bars!
Last but not least, the Pathfinder Sprocket! This sprocket is fully CNC Machined from 6061-T6 alloy with a unique design pattern and an 8mm thickness. This sprocket features a super strong design that has 9 rotation points for a longer life and sunken adaptors that help with chain alignment. The Pathfinder sprocket has a 24mm bore, but includes 19mm and 22mm adaptors to fit all bolt-on style cranks. You can pick this sprocket up in Matte Black or Polished silver in 25-tooth, 26-tooth and 28-tooth sizes with a weight a 3.66 oz. (104 grams) through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Wethepeople BMX worlwide now.
The Pathfinder sprocket has a 24mm bore, but includes 19mm and 22mm adaptors to fit all bolt-on style cranks.
Available in 25, 26 and 28 tooth sizes in matte black and polished silver.
That’s a look at the full range of Felix Prangenberg’s signature Pathfinder range from Wethepeople BMX. Everything you see is hitting BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Wethepeople worldwide now. We want to know what you guys are thinking! Let us know if you have any questions or thoughts on what you’re seeing! Drop us a line in the comments below!