The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Colony BMX coming through with a short but sweet promo video featuring Dave Dillewaard building up one of their new 2018 Emerge complete bikes! This gives you a good look at the features and details of this BMX bike that’s ready to go straight out of the box!
“Unboxing and build of the 2018 Colony Emerge in Gloss Black / Gold.
More info on the Colony Emerge here: Colony Website
Special thanks to Dave Dillewaard & Strictly BMX for having us in their store.”
Scotty Cranmer, Matty Cranmer and Big Boy made their way back to the Hazlet skatepark for a session on a sunny afternoon. Matty and Big Boy were rolling around stacking clips all over the park from rails and ledges to the quarter pipes and some of the crazy gaps the skatepark has to offer.
“We decided to go ride a skatepark that we have been to before called Hazlet. We had an awesome session before I had to head to PT. Big boy and Matty both hit a huge gap and they had so much fun riding. These are my favorite times just hanging out and enjoying a great session!”
It’s that time of the week again! Kink sent through this weeks Saturday Selects video that features a bunch of raw footage featuring Jake Petruchik getting down on the streets of Austin, Texas and a few other spots around the state. Jake it the kind of guy that crushes everything he comes across from big burly rails and ledges to ditches and more. He even gets a few laughs in when things don’t go his way. Hit play and take it all in!
“Jake and I spent a few months working on this together a few years back in Austin and the surrounding areas. Jake has been one of my favorite riders for a long time, he has a really good eye and an almost too casual demeanor on his bike. Some of these clips are insane, but it’s almost hard to tell.” – Darryl Tocco
Take a closer look at Chad Kerley’s new signature CK Frame from Haro!
Is it time for a new BMX Frame? Here’s a look at the Chad Kerley signature CK Frame from Haro Bikes! This frame is made with full 100% 4130 chromoly tubing and has a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height, 8.75″ standover height and a 13″ chainstay length. The frame features a heat-treated Hourglass integrated head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes for strength, an externally CNC machined seat tube with an integrated seat post clamp, a heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, heat-treated molded seat and chainstays and heat-treated Investment Cast dropouts. The CK frame is a BRAKELESS frame, so there are no mounts or guides.
The CK frame comes in Gloss White and Matte Black with 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths available. You can pick this BMX frame up for $399.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Haro Bikes worldwide now.
The CK Frame in a very clean Gloss White color.
This is a drawing of the Matte Black version of the frame. That’s why it looks a little funny.
What do you think of the new Chad Kerley signature CK Frame from Haro Bikes? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!
You know when the Standard Bykes team rolls through a place like Woodward East, there’s going to be some heavy sessions going down. Here’s a dialed video Jerrod Glasgow put together from a trip that the crew took last month. Needless to say, there wasn’t much for nibbler jibbler ledge grinds that went down in this one. There is ton of front brake magic, big blasted airs, technical lip tricks galore and more fufanus than you have seen the last 6 months packed into this one and that kicks ass. We highly, HIGHLY suggest you give this one a watch. You won’t be disappointed.
“A solid crew of our team riders spent a week at Woodward in August of 2017. Here’s some of the wild shit that went down that week!
Enjoy and visit www.standardbyke.com
Riders
Jamie Thayer
Chase Pauza
David Buseman
Travis McCray
Doctor David
Johnny Del Baso
Matt Lough
Zack Gerber
Tommy Crail
and Jamie Bestwick
Filmed & Edited by Jerrod Glasgow”
Anyone who has traveled with a BMX bike knows it can be a little tricky when it comes to flying. Getting your bike on the plane without having to pay insane fees is a little bit tricky, but there are a few tricks that can literally save you hundreds of dollars, even if you only fly once. When it comes to traveling with a BMX bike, Brad Simms has undoubtedly logged more miles than most BMX riders and has been to more countries on this planet than most people will in an entire lifetime. With that travel, Brad has mastered the art of packing his bike in a Golf Bag to slide it through the baggage check at the airport without getting hit with that $150 – $200 fee that people can get hit with when they roll up to the airport. Another little tip, don’t go out of your way to tell people you have a bike in the first place. Staying under the radar goes a long way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMUhPIzEjWk
“Today I’m giving you a big life hack. Picking a bike bag and packing it. If you enjoyed the video be sure to like, subscribe, and share to everyone that’s tired of getting ripped off by airlines.”
Check out the Odyssey Nest Travel Bag.
You can’t go wrong with the DK Golf Flight Bag, either!
If you aren’t looking to spend $140 – $170 on a Travel Bag (Which WILL pay for itself in 2 or 3 trips) that is designed for BMX, you can usually get away with cheaper Golf Bags that are similar in size. Here’s an example of one that is similar in size to the DK Golf Bag and the Odyssey Nest Travel Bag for example…
What do you use when you travel for a bike bag? Let us know your tricks in the comments below!
Here is a fresh batch of clips featuring Troy Harradine getting down on a few different cement skateparks in Australia. Troy has a deep bag of tricks and he definitely puts it to good use in this one with front flips, whips and much more. Take a peek! This BMX video has a good vibe to it!
“Music by Cottonwood Firing Squad (God)
Wanted to film a skatepark video, got my friends to film me when they could and I appreciate them for it, happy with how this came out. BMX is the best.”
Animal Bikes have a new recruit out in California that you’re going to want to get familiar with! Check out this BMX video featuring Rich Hernandez going to work on street spots! Rich is not scared to send it on some big rails and drops, and he brings a good amount of style to the table. We’re really digging the way he does tailwhips for some reason.
“Animal Bikes young gun, Rich Hernandez goes APE in his first edit for the team!” – Ride BMX
