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Soulcycle x USWA – Twan van Wijk & Joeri Veul

August 4, 2017

Here’s a rad one we had sent in featuring Twan van Wijk and Joeri Veul putting in work on spots around Amsterdam for the Soulcycle and Urban Sports Week Amsterdam video contest. Both of these guys had a month to film this part and it’s safe to say they had plenty of luck stacking clips on some amazing spots all around the city. This is a real good watch from start to finish, so hit that play button and enjoy!

“Shooting a LEGIT split part in one month time is no problem for these guys! Amazing riding in Amsterdam, so sick. Congrats with the 2nd place dudes, well deserved!” – Soulcycle

Colony BMX – Tim Storey 2017 Video

August 3, 2017

Colony coming through with a fresh batch of clips featuring Tim Storey going to work on street spots down in Australia. As always, Tim puts his pegs to heavy use and he’s definitely not scared to send it down a stair set! Hit play and take a look at all the clips he stacked!

“Tim Storey stacking some solid clips over the past few months after finishing his AH Well DVD section.

Filmed by Mason Ainsworth and Dylan Steinhardt.

Thumbnail photo shot by Jerry Vandervalk.” – Colony

Moritz Nussbaumer OFF Wethepeople

August 3, 2017

Well, here’s some surprising news we definitely did not see coming. Wethepeople have announced that they have let Moritz Nussbaumer go from their Pro Team. It sounds like Moritz left on good terms based off their Instagram posts, but we’re not quite sure what lead to the decision. It almost sounds like Moritz might have another opportunity that he’s pursuing… We’ll keep you posted if we hear more! Until then, get the official word below!

As of today Mo Nussbaumer will no longer be riding for WETHEPEOPLE. We could not have asked for a more giving, supporting and friendly rider to have had on our team. The past 6 years have been awesome with Mo, we've had so many good times together on trips and filming for video projects, it's been a fun journey together. We thank Mo for all his hard work over the years and we wish him all the best in his future endeavours ✌? Photo @fo0man #wethepeoplebmx
A post shared by Wethepeople Bike Co (@wethepeoplebmx) on Aug 2, 2017 at 10:03am PDT

Here is what Moritz had to say about it…

“I am no longer riding for @wethepeoplebmx. I had some good years with the company and can definitely say that I have learned a lot. #thanks” – Moritz Nussbaumer

Etnies – Nathan Williams Fall 2017 Jameson Vulc

August 3, 2017

Let’s take a look at the latest Nathan Williams colorway for the Jameson Vulc shoe…

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The other day we took at the latest Aaron Ross Marana Vulc colorway, now today we’re going to check out Nathan Williams‘ latest color on the Etnies Jameson Vulc for Fall 2017. This time around Nathan decided to go with a “Dark Grey and Black” color that almost looks more like a Navy Blue color from the photos we have seen.

The Jameson Vulc starts out with a suede upper with a silver logo, black with grey tags and round shoe laces, along with a matching fabric tongue. This shoe also features a lower toe vamp giving it a low profile and sleek look. Down below you can find an egg crate Midsole construction with a Vulcanized outsole that uses the RCT tread pattern on the bottom that’ll give you plenty of grip on the pedals. Inside you can find a recycled open cell PU foam insole that uses Etnies STI Foam Lite 1 technology to give you plenty of cushion for comfort and shock absorption.

The Nathan Williams Fall 2017 Jameson Vulc colorway is available now for $64.99 on the Etnies Webstore and through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Etnies worldwide now. You can also pick this shoe up on Amazon as well.

What do you think of the shoe? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

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Sunday X Common Crew – Julian Arteaga 2017 Video

August 3, 2017

The Common Crew and Sunday Bikes teaming up to bring you this new Julian Arteaga video that is packed with gold from street spots to roof tops. Julian is no stranger to putting his pegs and freecoaster to good use on everything he comes across and this is just this. Dialed riding, chill vibe, clean film work. Can’t go wrong with a combo like that! Hit play and enjoy!

“Julian and Sauce took their time on this one stacking only the best of the best clips for this project over the past two years. These tricks didn’t come easy but after hundreds of battles, meltdowns and injuries the final product is here and it is nothing short of a masterpiece. It’s not everyday someone delivers a six minute video part but that is exactly what we have here. Big thanks to his frame sponsor Sunday Bikes for supporting him through it all and being down to host the video on the Common Crew YouTube channel! Subscribe for more video parts dropping soon! ” – Common Crew

Shadow Conspiracy – Ravager Plastic Pedals

August 3, 2017

Let’s take a look at one of The Shadow Conspiracy’s classics… The Ravager Plastic Pedals.

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Anyone who has rode plastic pedals know that it can be tricky finding something you really like. The Shadow Conspiracy have had their Ravager plastic pedals apart of their line up for years without much for changes beyond color options because it’s a BMX pedal that so many people have become fans of. The Ravager pedals are made from an injection molded composite with 10 round molded pins per side. The pedal has a low profile body with additional knurling all over the pedal for additional traction. Inside you can find a 4140 heat-treated chromoly spindle with loose ball bearings, giving you a strong, but affordable setup. There’s a reason these pedals have been a popular choice for BMX riders from around the world all these years.

Crimson red

Kelly Green

The Ravager Plastic Pedals are available in black, kelly green, polar pop blue, livid purple, white, crimson red and purple with a weight of 13.6 oz. per pair and a price tag of $17.99. They’re available through all BMX shops and mail-orders that carry The Shadow Consporacy or on the The Shadow Conspiracy Webstore.

If you prefer metal pedals, you can pick the Ravager pedals up in a alloy unsealed version for $37.99 and a alloy sealed version for $64.99

Livid Purple

Polar Pop Blue

Purple

White

What do you think about the Ravager plastic pedals? Have you ran them? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

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Kink BMX Destroys SoCal Plaza

August 3, 2017

You know you’re in for some real good riding when the Kink BMX team roll into a spot or a skatepark. Ride BMX caught up with a good chunk of the Kink team at a skatepark out in Southern California for a session and here’s a look at a ton of clips they stacked during the session. This is a real good watch from start to finish.

“Just a casual day at the park with the Kink BMX squad, but when that literally includes almost the entire squad, things get HEAVY real quick. This was nothing but good times to film and the squad absolutely killed it as expected.. Enjoy, and subscribe.

Riders (in order of appearance):
Matt Miller
Darryl Tocco
Ben Basford
Joe Niranonta
Calvin Kosovich
Ken Apache
Dan Coller
Sean Sexton
Kazique Ceballos

Film/edit: Ryan Fudger and Zach Krejmas” – Ride BMX

Vans – Dakota Roche Style 112 Mid Pro

August 3, 2017

Vans have teamed up with Dakota Roche for another signature colorway! This time around Dak has gone with the Style 112 Mid Pro with an orange and black color combo! Below you can check out the video to get a look at the shoe and a little riding action from Dak! These shoes are available now at Vans dealers worldwide and on the Vans Webstore.

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“Vans BMX rider Dakota Roche leaves the city behind and ventures off-road into the Mojave Desert in search of his next unique riding spot. Dakota finds himself in a bone-dry ditch of epic proportions for his next session of creative expression. Search and Destroy.

“Grey Fox” by Dead Beach”

“Building upon the success of the Style 112 Pro, Vans expands the team style footwear offering with the debut of the Style 112 Mid Pro in BMX team rider Dakota Roche’s signature colorway. Available beginning August 1, this new mid-top silhouette is constructed with the same trusted performance technology found in the Style 112 Pro with added mid styling for increased ankle support.

The Dakota Roche’s signature colorway of the Style 112 Mid Pro features classic canvas and suede uppers, combined with Duracap reinforced underlays for maximum durability in high-abrasion areas. Equipped with UltraCush HD sockliners and Vans’ original waffle outsole, this stylish yet functional team style delivers the highest level of impact cushioning coupled with tried and true gripping abilities. The Style 112 Mid Pro is built with Vans’ Vulc Lite construction, providing reduced weight for all-day comfort and ultimate pedal feel, flex and traction.

“The Style 112 Mid Pro can take a HEAVY beating from the streets, all while remaining stylish and supportive,” Roche professes. “Blessed to have these bad boys on my feet, on and off the bike.””

Available on the Vans Webstore.

“The Dakota Roche Style 112 Mid Pro is outfitted in all-black with a glazed ginger Sidestripe and includes sockliners that tout Dakota’s motto, “Vans on my feet, wheels in the street”. Also available in black and white, frost gray, and navy and white, the Style 112 Mid Pro provides added comfort and protection for the best in pedal power and bike control.

The all-new Style 112 Mid Pro in Dakota Roche’s signature colorway is available online and in-stores beginning Tuesday, August 1. To learn more about Vans BMX, Dakota Roche and to find an authorized dealer near you, visit Vans.com/BMX.” – Vans

You can pick the Dakota Roche Style 112 Mid Pro’s up for $70 through Vans dealers worldwide or in the Vans webstore now!

Did you get a look at Dakota’s other signature colorway shoes from Vans? Check out the Dakota Roche Style 112 Pro and Sk8-Hi Pro Shoes